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INTRODUCTION Print Section Listen Confusion, a mental and behavioral state of reduced comprehension, coherence, and capacity to reason, is one of the most common problems encountered in medicine, accounting for…
PREVALENCE, MORBIDITY, AND MORTALITY Print Section Listen Gait and balance problems are common in the elderly and contribute to the risk of falls and injury. Gait disorders have been described…
INTRODUCTION Print Section Listen The province of medicine is to preserve and restore health and to relieve suffering. Understanding pain is essential to both of these goals. Because pain is…
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INTRODUCTION Print Section Listen Dizziness is an imprecise symptom used to describe a variety of sensations that include vertigo, light-headedness, faintness, and imbalance. When used to describe a sense of…
ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY Print Section Listen The electrical activity of the brain (the electroencephalogram [EEG]) is easily recorded from electrodes placed on the scalp. The potential difference between pairs of electrodes on…
INTRODUCTION Print Section Listen In experienced hands, lumbar puncture (LP) is usually a safe procedure. Major complications are extremely uncommon but can include cerebral herniation, injury to the spinal cord…
