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1. The Neural Basis of Attentional Blink as a Selective Control Mechanism in Conscious Perception

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Xin, Qilong, primary, Forman, Sarit, additional, Christison-Lagay, Kate, additional, Micek, Christopher, additional, Kronemer, Sharif, additional, Aksen, Mark, additional, Grobois, Lauren, additional, Contreras Ramirez, Violeta, additional, Khalaf, Aya, additional, Jin, David, additional, Aerts, Shanae, additional, Chun, Marvin, additional, Crowley, Michael, additional, and Blumenfeld, Hal, additional

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2024
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3. Heparins enhance C1 esterase inhibitor activity: a promising remedy for acute hereditary angioedema

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Zhou, Yingyan, primary, Majluf-Cruz, Abraham, additional, Dennis, Jaclyn, additional, Woroch, Eric, additional, Hor, Lilian, additional, Hellbusch, Brandon, additional, Archuleta, Erin, additional, Fornis, Lorelenn, additional, Garcia, Cindy, additional, Aerts, Shanae L., additional, Bai, Xiyuan, additional, Bevers, Shaun, additional, Schmidt, Eric P., additional, Bates, Melanie, additional, Fugit, Randolph V., additional, Nieto-Martinez, Sandra, additional, Galvan, Manuel, additional, Giclas, Patricia, additional, Frazer-Abel, Ashley, additional, and Chan, Edward D., additional

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2022
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7. The Non-Motor Manifestations of Dystonia: A Systematic Review

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Kuyper, Daniel J., Parra, Veronica, Aerts, Shanae, Okun, Michael S., and Kluger, Benzi M.

Subjects
Sleep Wake Disorders, Depressive Disorder, Dystonia, Quality of Life, Humans, Pain, Anxiety Disorders, Article
Abstract

Non-motor symptoms are increasingly recognized as important determinants of quality of life and disability in a wide range of movement disorders. There is a limited body of research suggesting that many of these symptoms are also commonly associated with primary and other genetic forms of dystonia. However, the significance, etiology, pathophysiology, and treatment of these symptoms remains poorly described. The following is a review of the literature which focuses primarily on the association of these types of dystonia with psychiatric disorders, cognition, sleep, pain, and autonomic symptoms. We will also discuss potential mechanisms and approaches to treatment for non-motor features of dystonia.

Published
2011

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