Albuminocytologic dissociation refers to elevated protein levels without elevated white blood cell count. It can be a marker of CIDP because damaged peripheral nerves often leak proteins ...

In CIDP, your doctor checks CSF for elevated protein levels creating a condition called albuminocytologic dissociation. CSF collection takes place in a hospital or clinical setting with sterilized ...

This experience, known as dissociation, can feel disorienting and unsettling. For some, it might last a few minutes, while for others, it becomes a recurring and persistent part of life.

Narcissism and dissociation are psychological phenomena that, while distinct, are deeply interconnected. Both can emerge as adaptive responses to relational trauma or early developmental experiences.

GBS, a neurological condition triggered by an overactive immune system often after viral or bacterial infections, has been ...

Jean-Martin Charcot proposed the radical hypothesis that similar brain processes were responsible for the unexplained neurological symptoms of ‘hysteria’, now typically diagnosed as ‘conversion ...

The cause of the albuminocytologic dissociation observed almost universally at some time during the course of the disease is thought to be due to blockage of the perineural spaces of the spinal ...

Introduction: Fibrocartilaginous embolism (FCE) is a rare etiology of spinal cord infarction that occurs when nucleus pulposus material from intervertebral discs spontaneously embolizes into a spinal ...