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Tacrolimus associated speech mutism following orthotopic liver transplantation: a case series [Meeting Abstract]
Cohen JM; Silverman B
ORIGINAL:0005687
ISSN: 0003-9993
CID: 66774
Role of computerized infrared imaging in the diagnosis and management of pain in patients with impaired cognitive status and/or expressive aphasia [Meeting Abstract]
Cohen JM; Wu SSH; Yuhn S; Lee MHM
ORIGINAL:0005688
ISSN: 0003-9993
CID: 66775
The physiological documentation of repetitive strain injury using computerized infrared imaging: a case series [Meeting Abstract]
Cohen JM; Wu SSH; Cabrera IN; Haas F; Lee MHM
ORIGINAL:0005689
ISSN: 0003-9993
CID: 66776
Role of intrared imaging in the diagnosis of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome type II in post-CVA patients [Meeting Abstract]
Wu SH; Cohen JM; Richter E; Cabrera I; Lee MHM
ORIGINAL:0005685
ISSN: 0003-9993
CID: 66772
Persistent dysphagia following anterior cervical spine surgery [Meeting Abstract]
Bhat AL; Cohen JM; Lerner P; Cooper PR; Gianutsos JG
ORIGINAL:0005684
ISSN: 0003-9993
CID: 66771
Individual differences in ability of persons with hemiplegia to track by means of limb-generated voltages [Meeting Abstract]
Gianutsos JG; Cohen JM; Chin C; Kim SH; Grynbaum BB
ORIGINAL:0005683
ISSN: 0003-9993
CID: 66770
Physiologic response to acupuncture as evidence by computerized infrared imaging [Meeting Abstract]
Wu SH; Richter EF; Cohen JM; Rosenblum JA; Lee MHM
ORIGINAL:0005682
ISSN: 0003-9993
CID: 66769
Radiation induced bilateral hypoglossal nerve palsy [Meeting Abstract]
Ma DM; Cohen JM; Siegel S
ORIGINAL:0005680
ISSN: 0003-9993
CID: 66767
Mononeuropahty multiplex as primary feature in hypereosinophilic syndrome [Meeting Abstract]
McManus M; Ma DM; Cohen JM
ORIGINAL:0005681
ISSN: 0003-9993
CID: 66768
Hyperhidrosis--a case history
Rosenblum JA; Cohen JM; Lee M
The authors present a case report on hyperhidrosis. The social and occupational consequences of this disease entity are discussed as well as the genetic implications of this disorder. The medical and surgical treatments of hyperhidrosis are evaluated. The use of infrared imaging techniques as a cost-effective, rapid, noninvasive procedure to diagnose this disorder is described
PMID: 8285386
ISSN: 0003-3197
CID: 13012