European Journal of Neurology

Calendar
pp. i-i(1)

Instructions for Authors
pp. ii-iii(2)

CIDP cured by allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation
pp. e1-e2(2)
Authors: Reményi, P.; Masszi, T.; Borbényi, Z.; Soós, J.; Siklós, L.; Engelhardt, J. I.

Primary lateral sclerosis presenting with isolated progressive pseudobulbar syndrome
pp. e3-e3(1)
Authors: Becker, A.; Hardmeier, M.; Steck, A. J.; Czaplinski, A.

Foix-Alajouanine syndrome: a case report
pp. e4-e5(2)
Author: Bhatt, N.

VEGF serum levels are not associated with Parkinson's disease
pp. e6-e6(1)
Authors: Infante, J.; Mateo, I.; Rodríguez-Rodríguez, E.; Berciano, J.; Combarros, O.

First report of a Romanian CADASIL patient following immigration to Italy
pp. e7-e8(2)
Authors: Pescini, F.; Bianchi, S.; Dotti, M. T.; Federico, A.; Inzitari, D.; Pantoni, L.

A novel MAPT mutation (P301T) associated with familial frontotemporal dementia
pp. e9-e10(2)
Authors: Lladó, A.; Ezquerra, M.; Sánchez-Valle, R.; Rami, L.; Tolosa, E.; Molinuevo, J. L.

Response to Dr Spence: Plasma total homocysteine in acute stroke
pp. e11-e11(1)
Authors: Tatlisumak, T.; Haapaniemi, E.

Status epilepticus associated with sertindole
pp. e12-e13(2)
Authors: Sinn, D.-I.; Chu, K.; Jung, K.-H.; Park, K.-I.; Nam, H.; Lee, S. K.

Non-convulsive status epilepticus as an unrecognized cause of acute confusion in alcoholics
pp. e14-e15(2)
Authors: Fernández-Torre, J. L.; Martínez-Martínez, M.

Compulsive urination as a presenting symptom of frontotemporal dementia
pp. e16-e17(2)
Authors: Porter, A. B.; Healy, L.; Foster, N. L.; Josephs, K. A.

Anthrax meningoencephalitis successfully treated
pp. e18-e18(1)
Authors: Bindu, M.; Vengamma, B.; Kumar, G.

Transient lesion in the splenium of the corpus callosum after oral corticoid therapy
pp. e19-e20(2)
Authors: Renard, D.; Bonafe, A.; Heroum, C.

Is cerebral involvement an occasional feature of muscle-specific kinase antibody-positive syndrome?
pp. e21-e22(2)
Authors: Bhagavati, S.; Maccabee, P. J.; Chari, G.

Spinal cord infarction: a case of fibrocartilaginous embolism?
pp. e23-e24(2)
Authors: Heckmann, J. G.; Dütsch, M.; Struffert, T.; Dörfler, A.; Schwab, S.

Increasing relevance of acute cerebrovascular disease in very old patients
pp. 833-834(2)

The impact of HLA-A and -DRB1 on age at onset, disease course and severity in Scandinavian multiple sclerosis patients
pp. 835-840(6)
Authors: Smestad, C.; Brynedal, B.; Jonasdottir, G.; Lorentzen, Å. R.; Masterman, T.; Åkesson, E.; Spurkland, A.; Lie, B. A.; Palmgren, J.; Celius, E. G.; Hillert, J.; Harbo, H. F.

Optical coherence tomography in optic neuritis and multiple sclerosis: a review
pp. 841-849(9)
Authors: Kallenbach, K.; Frederiksen, J.

Using measurements of neutralizing antibodies: the challenge of IFN-β therapy
pp. 850-859(10)
Authors: Hesse, D.; Sørensen, P. S.

Extrapyramidal signs, primitive reflexes and incontinence in fronto-temporal dementia
pp. 860-864(5)
Authors: Diehl-Schmid, J.; Schūlte-Overberg, J.; Hartmann, J.; Förstl, H.; Kurz, A.; Häussermann, P.

Extracellular signal-regulated protein kinase in human intractable epilepsy
pp. 865-872(8)
Authors: Xi, Z.-Q.; Wang, X.-F.; He, R.-Q.; Li, M.-W.; Liu, X.-Z.; Wang, L.-Y.; Zhu, X.; Xiao, F.; Sun, J.-J.; Li, J.-M.; Gong, Y.; Guan, L.-F.

Clinical usefulness of intrathecal antibody testing in acute Lyme neuroborreliosis
pp. 873-876(4)
Authors: Ljøstad, U.; Skarpaas, T.; Mygland, Å.

Copaxone interferes with the PrP^Sc-GAG interaction
pp. 877-884(8)
Authors: Engelstein, R.; Ovadia, H.; Gabizon, R.

Predictive value of clinical characteristics for `benign' multiple sclerosis
pp. 885-889(5)
Authors: Ramsaransing, G. S. M.; De Keyser, J.

A national stroke quality register: 12 years experience from a participating hospital
pp. 890-894(5)
Authors: Appelros, P.; Samuelsson, M.; Karlsson-Tivenius, S.; Lokander, M.; Terént, A.

Acute ischemic stroke and transient ischemic attack in the very old - risk factor profile and stroke subtype between patients older than 80 years and patients aged less than 80 years
pp. 895-899(5)
Authors: Rojas, J. I.; Zurrú, M. C.; Romano, M.; Patrucco, L.; Cristiano, E.

Time course of adverse events most commonly associated with topiramate for migraine prevention
pp. 900-906(7)
Authors: Láinez, M. J. A.; Freitag, F. G.; Pfeil, J.; Ascher, S.; Olson, W. H.; Schwalen, S.

Intrathecal IgM-synthesis does not correlate with the risk of relapse in patients with a primary demyelinating event
pp. 907-911(5)
Authors: Schneider, R.; Euler, B.; Rauer, S.

Diffusion-weighted imaging in brain aspergillosis
pp. 912-916(5)
Authors: Charlot, M.; Pialat, J.-B.; Obadia, N.; Boibieux, A.; Streichenberger, N.; Meyronnet, D.; Cotton, F.

Cardiac autonomic dysfunction and functional outcome after ischaemic stroke
pp. 917-922(6)
Authors: Bassi, A.; Colivicchi, F.; Santini, M.; Caltagirone, C.

Sporadic cerebral amyloid angiopathy is not a frequent cause of spontaneous brain hemorrhage
pp. 923-928(6)
Authors: Jellinger, K. A.; Lauda, F.; Attems, J.

Visual field defect during therapy with valproic-acid
pp. 929-932(4)
Authors: Tilz, C.; Wang-Tilz, Y.; Jünemann, A.; Stefan, H.; Michelson, G.

Object-based neglect for the near peripersonal space in drawing tasks
pp. 933-936(4)
Authors: Grossi, D.; Esposito, D.; Cuomo, C.; Conchiglia, G.; Trojano, L.

Lacunar stroke attributable to radiation-induced intracranial arteriopathy
pp. 937-939(3)
Authors: Salih, I. S. M.; Higgins, N. J. N.; Warburton, E. A.; Baron, J.-C.

Cerebellar tumour presenting with pathological laughter and gelastic syncope
pp. 940-943(4)
Authors: Famularo, G.; Corsi, F. M.; Minisola, G.; De Simone, C.; Nicotra, G. C.

Clinical and imaging characterization of a patient with idiopathic progressive ataxia and palatal tremor
pp. 944-946(3)
Authors: Cilia, R.; Righini, A.; Marotta, G.; Benti, R.; Marconi, R.; Isaias, I. U.; Pezzoli, G.; Antonini, A.

Atypical presentation of NREM arousal parasomnia with repetitive episodes
pp. 947-950(4)
Authors: Trajanovic, N. N.; Shapiro, C. M.; Ong, A.