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Volume 39, Issue 4 / 2022
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The condition of a patient and treatment of the secondary progressive form multiple sclerosis 中原仁* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 429-429, 2022. |
Translational research for neuromuscular diseases Norio MOTOHASHI, Yoshitsugu AOKI Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 430-434, 2022. |
Stroke prevention based on the Stroke Treatment Guideline 2021 Yoshiaki ITOH Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 435-438, 2022. |
Reconsideration the molecular pathogenesis of cerebral small vessel disease Sho KITAHARA, Taisuke KATO, Osamu ONODERA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 439-443, 2022. |
Mechanism and treatment for immune-mediated neuropathies Toshiki FUJIOKA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 444-446, 2022. |
Diagnosis and treatment strategies for Alzheimer's disease 下濱俊* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 447-447, 2022. |
Personalized medicine based on the pathophysiology of HTLV-1-associated myelopathy Naoki TAKAO*, Yoshihisa YAMANO*,** Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 448-452, 2022. |
Clinical practice guideline for rare diseases : with regard to Minds Handbook for clinical practice guideline development 2020 Noriko KOJIMAHARA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 453-457, 2022. |
The diagnosis of ESUS starts not a goal 立石洋平*, 辻野彰* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 458-458, 2022. |
Symposium 9 clinical practice of the fault fixed form parkinsonism: Clinical practice of the update 2021 non-fixed form parkinsonism, Term of the update 2021 host 織茂智之 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 459-459, 2022. |
Multiple system atrophy therapeutic development update Hirohisa WATANABE*, Sayuri SHIMA*, Yasuaki MIZUTANI*, Mizuki ITO*,**, Akihiro UEDA*,*** Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 460-463, 2022. |
2 progressive supranuclear palsy update 下畑享良* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 464-464, 2022. |
Difficulties in the clinical diagnosis of corticobasal degeneration Yuichi HAYASHI, Takayoshi SHIMOHATA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 465-467, 2022. |
Update on dementia with Lewy bodies Kenji WADA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 468-471, 2022. |
Atypical parkinsonism and sleep disturbances Keisuke SUZUKI Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 472-476, 2022. |
Progress of the molecular target treatment of 1 late years 戸田達史* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 477-477, 2022. |
Advances in treatment of spinal muscular atrophy and presymptomatic diagnosis/treatment Kayoko SAITO Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 478-483, 2022. |
The role of genetic counseling and presymptomatic diagnosis in Huntington's disease : Case study in a university hospital Hyangri CHANG*, Hiroyuki ISHIURA*,**, Tatsushi TODA*,** Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 484-488, 2022. |
Ethical issues in assisted reproductive technology and prenatal care - Non-invasive prenatal genetic testing and preimplantation genetic testing - Mikio MIKAMI Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 489-494, 2022. |
Cancer genomic medicine (precision medicine) Katsutoshi ODA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 495-499, 2022. |
It is the term of the paradigm shift host of the treatment symposium 11 for paradigm shift cerebral infarction acute phase of the treatment for cerebral infarction acute phase 木村和美, 卜部貴夫 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 500-500, 2022. |
Updates and perspective of intravenous thrombolysis for acute ischemic stroke following the indication expansion using specialized imaging Masatoshi KOGA*, Manabu INOUE*,** Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 501-505, 2022. |
Expansion of the indications for mechanical thrombectomy Kentaro SUZUKI, Kazumi KIMURA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 506-509, 2022. |
Antithrombotic therapy in patients with acute and chronic ischemic stroke Hiroshi YAMAGAMI Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 510-513, 2022. |
Stem cell therapy for stroke Akihiko TAGUCHI Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 514-516, 2022. |
Discovery of drugs targeting post-ischemic inflammation in ischemic stroke Munehisa SHIMAMURA*,**, Hironori NAKAGAMI**, Tsutomu SASAKI*, Hideki MOCHIZUKI* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 517-521, 2022. |
It is the term of the prospects host to new treatment of the prospects rebelliousness neuropathy to new treatment of the rebelliousness neuropathy symposium 12 楠進 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 522-522, 2022. |
1 POEMS syndrome 三澤園子* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 523-523, 2022. |
The front line of 2 ATTR amyloidosis treatment 関島良樹* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 524-524, 2022. |
Trend of 3 CIDP treatment 飯島正博* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 525-525, 2022. |
Gene- and nucleic acid-based therapeutics for spinal muscular atrophy Fumiaki TANAKA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 526-529, 2022. |
It is the term of the front line host of the treatment strategy with nucleic acid medicine of the front line neuromuscular disorders of the treatment strategy with nucleic acid medicine of neuromuscular disorders symposium 13 横田隆徳 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 530-530, 2022. |
1 Chemistry of Nucleic Acid Medicine 小比賀聡* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 531-531, 2022. |
Blood-brain-barrier crossing heteroduplex oligonucleotide Takanori YOKOTA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 532-534, 2022. |
Development of exon 53 skipping drug, viltolarsen, to Duchenne muscular dystrophy Shin'ichi TAKEDA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 535-538, 2022. |
4 Practice of Nucleic Acid Medicine Treatment for Hereditary Transthyretin Amyloidosis 植田光晴* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 539-539, 2022. |
Current status and future of gene therapy for spinal muscular atrophy 高嶋博* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 540-540, 2022. |
It is the term of the role host of the cranial nerve physician in the role nerve first aid of the cranial nerve physician in the nerve first aid symposium 14 西山和利 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 541-541, 2022. |
Neurologists in stroke medicine Yuko TANAKA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 542-545, 2022. |
The role of neurologists in the treatment of older patients with epilepsy Tomotaka TANAKA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 546-549, 2022. |
Achievement (including autoimmune encephalitis and the unidentified status epilepticus) of the cranial nerve physician in 3 inflammatory diseases of brain practice 飯塚高浩* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 550-550, 2022. |
Neuromuscular junction disease in settings of 4 nerve first aid 村井弘之* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 551-551, 2022. |
The condition of a patient, the latest knowledge of 5 ICUAW 今井富裕* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 552-552, 2022. |
Symposium 15 : Sleep Disorders in Neurological Diseases and Their Countermeasures Sleep Disturbances in Neurological Disorders and Their Countermeasures word of the moderator 平田幸一 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 553-553, 2022. |
Clinical practice of stroke and sleep-related disorders Tomoyuki MIYAMOTO*, Yasuhisa AKAIWA*, Masayuki MIYAMOTO** Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 554-557, 2022. |
For adequacy of 2 Restless legs syndrome (RLS) treatment 井上雄一* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 558-558, 2022. |
Sleep disturbances in Parkinson disease : Focusing on REM sleep behavior disorder Keisuke SUZUKI Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 559-563, 2022. |
Migraine and sleep Takao TAKESHIMA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 564-568, 2022. |
5 Sleep disturbances in neurodegenerative diseases 岡靖哲* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 569-569, 2022. |
It is the term of the front line host of the disease modifier development of front line dementia of the disease modifier development of dementia symposium 16 冨本秀和 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 570-570, 2022. |
1 Clinical development of aducanumab for early Alzheimer's disease 戸田康夫* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 571-571, 2022. |
Pathophysiological biomarker-based clinical development of lecanemab (BAN2401), anti-Aβ protofibril antibody Akihiko KOYAMA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 572-574, 2022. |
3 Clinical Development and Biomarkers of Donanemab: Changes in Amyloid Plaque Volume in a Phase II Study 佐藤祥一郎*, Sergey Shcherbinin**, Scott W Andersen**, Cynthia Duggan Evans**, Albert Lo**, Ming Lu***, Michael Navitsky***, Emily C Collins**,***, John R Sims**, Dawn A Brooks**, Mark A Mintun**,*** Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 575-575, 2022. |
J-TRC : A trial ready cohort for preclinical and prodromal stage Alzheimer disease Yoshiki NIIMI Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 576-580, 2022. |
It is the term of the new treatment strategy host of new treatment strategy Parkinson disease of Parkinson disease symposium 17 服部信孝, 高橋一司 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 581-581, 2022. |
Essentials of pharmacotherapy of early-stage Parkinson disease Morinobu SEKI Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 582-585, 2022. |
Update of pharmacotherapy in advanced Parkinson disease Tetsuya MAEDA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 586-588, 2022. |
Therapeutic strategies using deep brain stimulation and levodopa-carbidopa intestinal gel therapy Keita MATSUURA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 589-594, 2022. |
Treatment of the near future when 4 wearable results 大山彦光*, 波田野琢*, 服部信孝* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 595-595, 2022. |
It is the term of the video diagnosis topics host of the video diagnosis topics neurodegenerative disease of the neurodegenerative disease symposium 18 鈴木正彦, 渡辺宏久 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 596-596, 2022. |
The latest information of 1 amyloid PET 石井賢二* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 597-597, 2022. |
Tau PET imaging from the basics to the state-of-the-art Hitoshi SHIMADA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 598-602, 2022. |
Connectome analysis of 3 Parkinson's disease spectrum 花川隆* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 603-603, 2022. |
7 tesla ultra-high field magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain Masaki FUKUNAGA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 604-607, 2022. |
Diagnosis and elucidation of Parkinson related disorders using common medical devices Mizuki ITO*,**, Akihiro UEDA*, Sayuri SHIMA*, Yasuaki MIZUTANI*, Ryunosuke NAGAO*, Toshiki MAEDA*, Fumihiko BANNO*, Hirohisa WATANABE* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 608-611, 2022. |
It is the term of the front line host of the antibody medicine development of the front line rebelliousness migraine headache of the antibody medicine development of the rebelliousness migraine headache symposium 19 竹島多賀夫, 辰元宗人 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 612-612, 2022. |
Definition of refractory migraine and existing migraine prophylaxis Shoji KIKUI, Takao TAKESHIMA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 613-619, 2022. |
CGRP actions relevant to migraine pathogenesis Mamoru SHIBATA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 620-624, 2022. |
3 Clinical Trial Results of Galcanezumab, a New Treatment Option to Prevent Migraine Attacks 中村智実* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 625-625, 2022. |
Efficacy and safety of erenumab in migraine patients Ryuji YOSHIDA*, Yotaro NUMACHI*, Miki HASEBE** Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 626-631, 2022. |
Therapeutic results and safety of fremanezumab in patients with chronic migraine Nobuyuki KOGA*, Miki ISHIDA** Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 632-638, 2022. |
It is the term of the how to use how to use new antiepileptic drug - update 2021 new antiepileptic drug update 2021 host symposium 20 松本理器 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 639-640, 2022. |
Pharmacodynamics of antiseizure drugs on behavioural adverse effect Motohiro OKADA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 641-645, 2022. |
How to manage acute symptomatic seizures and status epilepticus Hajime YOSHIMURA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 646-649, 2022. |
How to use newer antiseizure medications in the daily clinical practice Taira UEHARA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 650-653, 2022. |
The management at 4 initial attacks: Including the positioning of the new antiepileptic drug 井内盛遠* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 654-654, 2022. |
About the effectiveness of the levetiracetam Perampanel combination therapy in the convulsive seizure control during 5 awakening poorness operations 本村和也*, 齋藤竜太* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 655-655, 2022. |
It is the term of the front line host of the medical therapy for the front line myasthenia gravis of the medical therapy for the myasthenia gravis symposium 21 鈴木重明 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 656-656, 2022. |
1 myasthenia gravis/Lambert Eton myasthenic syndrome practice guideline 2021 槍沢公明* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 657-657, 2022. |
Myasthenia gravis occurred as immune-related adverse event Shigeaki SUZUKI Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 658-661, 2022. |
Treatment with molecular target medicine for 3 myasthenia gravis 鵜沢顕之* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 662-662, 2022. |
Because we do not impair the quality of life (quality of life) of patients with 4 myasthenia gravis 長根百合子* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 663-663, 2022. |
It is area inclusion care of area inclusion care dementia of dementia medical staff symposium 1: Term of the host 粟田主一, 新堂晃大 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 664-664, 2022. |
Establishing the community-based integrated care system for dementia in cooperation with local governments Aki NAKANISHI Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 665-669, 2022. |
Dementia cafe and community-based integrated care Hajime TAKECHI Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 670-674, 2022. |
Team Orange : The provision of early life support for people with dementia and their families Masaki SHINOHARA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 675-679, 2022. |
An approach to early diagnosis of dementia from the results of outreach-type screening Sumie KAWAGITA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 680-683, 2022. |
The role of 5 dementia nursing authorization nurses and the future prospects 後藤裕子* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 684-684, 2022. |
Term of the host thinking about fall, fall ... former stick which does not fall down of the nervous disease medical staff symposium 2 at old age to think about fall, fall ... former stick which does not fall down of the nervous disease at old age 内藤寛 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 685-685, 2022. |
Overview of features and prevention of falls in older patients with neurological disorders Ikuko AIBA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 686-689, 2022. |
2 "statement about the fall in the nursing facility" and evidence about the fall 楽木宏実* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 690-690, 2022. |
Fall risk assessment and prevention in older adults with dementia in hospitals and geriatric institutions Mizue SUZUKI Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 691-695, 2022. |
Nutritional intervention for prevention of falls in older adults with neurological diseases Sahoko TAKAGI Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 696-700, 2022. |
Rehabilitation of the fall prevention for patients with 5 advanced age nervous disease 松田直美*, 饗場郁子** Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 701-701, 2022. |
It is the term of the rehabilitation front line host of the rehabilitation front line nervous disease of the nervous disease medical staff symposium 3 安保雅博, 前島伸一郎 Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 702-702, 2022. |
Neurological disorders and botulinum toxin therapy Asako TAMURA Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 703-705, 2022. |
Neurorehabilitation ; the application of noninvasive brain stimulation Tomoo MANO Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 706-710, 2022. |
Robotic rehabilitation up to date Mitsuhiro OCHI Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 711-714, 2022. |
The rehabilitation front line of 4 dementia 大沢愛子*, 前島伸一郎** Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 715-715, 2022. |
Stimulation therapy for dysphagia of 5 nervous disease 百崎良* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 716-716, 2022. |
An optimal scale for predicting gait independence in patients with acute cerebellar infarction Shohei ITO*, Seiya TANAKA**, Keisuke SUZUKI** Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 717-722, 2022. |
A case of dementia with rejective attitude successfully treated with music therapy Noriko WATANABE*, Hitomi SOMA*, Ayaka YOSHINO**, Makiko WADA***, Toshiki FUJIOKA**** Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 723-726, 2022. |
A case of calcified cerebral emboli during hemodialysis Saro KOBAYASHI*,**, Kentaro IIZUKA*,**, Hidehiro TAKEKAWA*,**,***, Keisuke SUZUKI* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 727-730, 2022. |
Cases of anti-aquaporin4 antibody-positive neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder treated with eculizumab initiated immediately after acute treatment Kimihiko KANEKO*, Yasuhiro NAMIOKA*, Ayane OHYAMA*, Yoshiki TAKAI*, Noriko HIMORI**, Toru NAKAZAWA**, Tatsuro MISU*, Masashi AOKI* Neurological Therapeutics 39(4): 731-735, 2022. |