Heart and Brain Anomalies in Premies, Occipital Nerve Stimulation for Migraines, Cancer Stem Cells and Prognosis, and Guidelines for Febrile Seizure Management
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Heart and Brain Anomalies in Premies, Occipital Nerve Stimulation for Migraines, Cancer Stem Cells and Prognosis, and Guidelines for Febrile Seizure Management
Imaging studies reveal a high rate of brain anomalies in premature infants with heart abnormalities. Median survival for patients with glioblastoma multiforme can be predicted based on tissue culture of tumors generating stem cells. Occipital nerve stimulation may help some patients with migraine headaches. New guidelines should reassure parents of infants with febrile seizures that long term treatment is not necessary.
Submission | August 8, 2008
