[Neurology].
Neurology is a polymorphic discipline, with several subspecialties. In 2006, as in the previous years, a huge amount of scientific work focusing on treatment has been published. However, there has not been a true revolution in any of the current therapeutic strategies; rather, we experienced an improvement in the knowledge about several specific "details". This allows to consider more and more variables when administering a specific treatment, therefore, in each subspecialty a move towards a better patient's care has been made. In this contribution, several specialists analyse and interpret new facts about their respective neurological domain.
Botez
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Service de neurologie, CHUV, Lausanne.
Carota
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A
Dunand
M
M
Du Pasquier
R
R
Kuntzer
T
T
Michel
P
P
Morier
J
J
Schluep
M
M
Rossetti
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AO
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