Examples of neurologic

• A comparison of the developmental and neurologic status at one year of children who underwent heart surgery using hypothermic circulatory arrest or low-flow cardiopulmonary bypass.

• She had been feeling well until the day of admission, with neither neurologic symptoms nor difficulties with her gait, vision, or speech.

• A nonrandomized study has suggested that pacing relieves transient neurologic symptoms but does not alter the risk of sudden death (46).

• Patients were followed in the hospital for the 8 weeks of treatment with weekly semiquantitative neurologic and speech examinations, to evaluate possible neurologic worsening.

• Further neurologic risk is conferred by a state of chronic brain iron deficiency in the fetus.

• She had shown no neurologic function above brain stem level for longer than a week.

• No child had a history of frank neurologic impairment or psychological/emotional disturbance or attention deficit disorder (from parent report).

• The selective neuronal injury secondary to release of neurotransmitters may be a causative factor in the development of cognitive and neurologic dysfunction following bypass.

• We did not observe any side effects of brimonidine administration such as abnormal neurologic signs in treated rats during the experimental time period.

• They also showed that the risk of neurologic abnormalities increased with the duration of circulatory arrest.

• It is most important, therefore, to diagnose a brain abscess before neurologic symptoms develop.

• This suggests that air emboli may be a less likely source of neurologic injury in this population.

• In humans, pathology in the orbitofrontal cortex has been described in several psychiatric and neurologic diseases where emotional behavior is affected.

• The rates of survival and neurologic morbidity in the laser group were 61% and 6% respectively compared with 51% and 18% for amniodrainage.

• Few investigators have attempted to describe the location/type of neurologic injury present.