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UNINA990006039190403321 |
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Burkhardt, Bjorn |
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Der rucktritt als Rechtsfolgebestimmung : eine Untersuchung anhand des Abgrenzungsproblems von beendetem und unbeendetem Versuch / von Björn Burkhardt |
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Berlin : Dunker und Humblot, 1975 |
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Strafrechtliche Abhandlungen. , Neue Folge / hrsg. von Eberhard Schmidhäuser ; 23 |
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UNINA9910846182903321 |
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Levett, Paul Nigel <1957- > |
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Anaerobic bacteria : a functional biology / Paul N. Levett |
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Milton Keynes ; Philadelphia, : Open university press, 1990 |
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UNINA9910915793803321 |
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Costa Marcello |
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Adventures in Gut Neuroscience |
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Adelaide : , : Wakefield Press Pty, Limited, , 2023 |
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[1st ed.] |
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1 online resource (226 pages) |
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Neurosciences |
Gastrointestinal system |
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Cover -- Title page -- Imprint -- Dedication -- Contents page 1 -- Contents page 2 -- Foreword -- Introduction -- I. An adventurous and curious boy -- II. A New world -- III. Return to birthplace -- IV. The enteric plexuses in the 1960s -- V. Histochemistry of biogenic amines and the gut -- VI. First encounter with organ bath pharmacology -- VII. A political student and life in the 1960s -- VIII. Geoff Burnstock and the Australian adventure -- IX. Overcoming the tyranny of language in Melbourne in the '70s -- X. Cutting ties with Torino -- XI. European interlude via South America seeking a research career -- XII. Settling in Australia: from Melbourne to Adelaide -- XIII. Exploring the neural bases of intestinal behaviour -- Recording from enteric nuerons -- Polarity of enteric nerve pathways -- XIV. On the function of the enteric inhibitory motor neurons -- Developing new methods for visualizing adrenergic transmitters -- Beyond noradrenergic nerves: other amine neurons in the gut? -- XV. In search for more unknown transmitters in the gut: 5-hydroxytryptamine -- XVI. The environment at Flinders in mid 1970s -- XVII. On the conceptual distinction between the pharmacology and the physiology of neurotransmitters -- The era of neuropeptides in the nervous system -- XVIII. Whole-mount methods for visualizing neuropeptides in the intestine -- XIX. Substance P as an enteric neurotransmitter -- XX. The golden decade of the 1980s: |
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unravelling the enteric circuits -- My links with a remarkable colleague -- XXI. Fast (spark) and slow (soup) synaptic transmission in the nervous system -- Slow synaptic transmission in the enteric nervous system -- XXII. VIP and the NANC inhibitory nerves -- One or more transmitters for every neuron -- Multiple neuronal markers -- XXIII. Visualising cholinergic neurons in the enteric nervous system (ENS). |
Where are te enteric motor neurons in gut? -- XXIV. Emergence of the concept of chemical coding of neurons -- Plurichemical transmission -- XXV. Multidisciplinary approach to unravelling enteric neural circuits -- Ultrastructure of the ENS and synaptic connections -- Analytical methods to confirm the biochemical nature of substances visualised by IHC. -- XXVI. Beyond the gut -- Other species -- Travelling as a researcher to Japan -- XXVII. Was our work on guinea pigs wasted? -- Beyond the gut again -- XXVIII. The 1990s -- a decade of closures and further explorations -- The gut and opioid drugs -- The discovery of nitric oxide as neurotransmitter -- Using the chemical coding concept to identify more functional classes of enteric neurons -- Neurofilaments in enteric neurons -- XXIX.F inal unravelling of the enteric circuits -- the arrival of Simon Brookes -- XXX. Spatial pharmacology -- Mechanisms of peristalsis in the isolated guinea-pig small intestine -- The first comprehensive summary of the identifiable classes of enteric neurons -- XXXI. Presidency of the Australian Neuroscience Society and other adventures -- Further adventures in Patagonia -- Crossing waters by sailboard -- Working with a giant pharmaceutical company: AstraZeneca -- My links with Swedish scientists -- XXXII. The Human ENS -- Extending studies to the innervation of other viscera -- XXXIII. Teaching administration and research -- Varenna teaching slides -- Cognitive science course at Flinders -- XXXIV.The new millennium -- beyond anatomy and physiology -- spatio-temporal representation of gut movements -- Modelling of peristalsis -- XXXV. Back to the brain and eventually back to the gut -- Return to the experimental labs -- Developing the new spatio-temporal mapping methods -- XXXVI. My last years: the enteric circuits in the modern era. |
Conceptual issues remaining open at the end of my research career -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Brief Curriculum Vitae -- Chronology -- Research productivity -- Conferences -- Teaching -- Public Engagement -- Colleagues perspectives -- John Chalmers, AC FAA FAAHMS FRACP -- John Furness FAA -- Bill Blessing -- Ian Gibbins -- Judy Morris -- Simon Brookes -- Nick Spencer -- Phil Dinning -- Wakefield Press -- Back cover. |
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Marcello Costa published his first paper in Neuro-gastroenterology in 1965. He pioneered many methods to investigate the organization and functions of the so-called 'little brain in the gut', the Enteric Nervous System. This monograph summarizes his extensive work in collaboration with close to 200 colleagues from different countries. |
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UNINA9910970075403321 |
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Autore |
Schachter Steven C |
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Evidence-based management of epilepsy / / Steven C. Schachter |
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9781908986726 |
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1908986743 |
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[1st ed.] |
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1 online resource (238 p.) |
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Epilepsy - Treatment |
Evidence-based medicine |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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""COVER FRONT""; ""Contents""; ""Foreword""; ""Contributors""; ""Acknowledgements""; ""Using evidence-based medicine""; ""Chapter 1 Starting, choosing, monitoring and stopping AEDs in epilepsy""; ""Chapter 2 Monitoring seizure frequency and severity in outpatients""; ""Chapter 3 When to consider epilepsy surgery, and what surgical procedure?""; ""Chapter 4 Optimizing decisions for treating women of child- bearing potential before and during pregnancy""; ""Chapter 5 Identification and management of depressive and anxiety disorders in epilepsy"" |
""Chapter 6 Methods for evaluating and treating the postictal state""""Chapter 7 Strategies for closing the treatment gap of refractory epilepsy""; ""Chapter 8 Clinically relevant specifications for seizure prediction and detection systems""; ""Chapter 9 Reducing the risks of SUDEP: what do we know about risk factors and the prevention of SUDEP?""; ""Chapter 10 Behavioral therapies in the treatment of adults with epilepsy""; ""Chapter 11 Herbal remedies in epilepsy""; ""Chapter 12 Treatment of epilepsy and related comorbidities in patients with intellectual disabilities"" |
""Chapter 13 Treatment of psychogenic non-epileptic seizures""""Index""; ""COVER BACK"" |
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The clinical management of patients with epilepsy and the associated medical literature are rapidly evolving. Evidence-based Management of Epilepsy differs from other epilepsy textbooks by focusing specifically on topics where the available evidence is sufficiently well developed to be synthesized into straightforward summaries of proven therapies. When evidence is missing or there is doubt, controversy or ambiguity, the distinguished authors offer treatment recommendations based on practice guidelines or consensus statements that span the gaps in evidence while pointing to those areas where further research is needed. The initial chapters cover critically important aspects of antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) and surgical treatment such as when to start and stop AEDs, how to monitor their effectiveness, special considerations in women who become pregnant, and when to consider surgery to alleviate seizures. The following chapters cover the therapy of seizures when they develop after traumatic brain injury or stroke, and the treatment of concomitant depression and anxiety in patients with epilepsy. The final chapters discuss emerging topics in epilepsy: the treatment of the postictal state, technologies to predict and detect seizures, strategies for closing the treatment gap and sudden unexpected death in epilepsy. The contributors are renowned experts in their fields who successfully and succinctly present state-of-the-art reviews based on the medical evidence designed to help the clinician be as best informed as possible in the care of patients with epilepsy. |
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