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Neurology

Dr. Ernst A. Rodin, MD

Ernst A. Rodin is an expert in the field of Neurology. Ernst A. Rodin is a published doctor. He has 99 papers published. The most current publication "Differences between patients with temporal lobe seizures and those with other forms of epileptic attacks."

Publications

Interictal infraslow activity in patients with epilepsy.
The skull and cervical spine radiographs of Tutankhamen: a critical appraisal.
Electroencephalographic findings associated with subdural hematoma; review of forty-five cases.
Lymphosarcoma of the spinal epidural space in a seven-year-old child: report of case.
Psychologic factors in convulsive disorders of focal origin.
Relationship between certain forms of psychomotor epilepsy and schizophrenia. I. Diagnostic considerations.
Dipole sources of the human alpha rhythm.
Source analysis of generalized spike-wave complexes.
Variable in vivo binding of valproic acid in epilepsy patients being medicated with other anticonvulsants.
Dissociation between free and bound phenytoin levels in presence of valproate sodium.
Serial free and plasma valproic acid and phenytoin monitoring and drug interactions.
Monitoring free valproic acid in epilepsy patients medicated with coanticonvulsants.
Transient mental deficits associated with recurrent prolonged epileptic clouded state.
The reality of death experiences. A personal perspective.
Monitoring 2-ethyl-2-phenylmalonamide in serum by gas-liquid chromatography: application to retrospective study in epilepsy patients dosed with primidone.
Megimide and metrazol; a comparison of their convulsant properties in man and cat.
Effect of acute alcohol intoxication on epileptic patients.
IMPAIRED OCULAR PURSUIT MOVEMENTS.
EFFECTS OF SUBCLINICAL SEIZURE ACTIVITY ON OVERT BEHAVIOR.
SOME RELATIONSHIPS OF INDUCED SEIZURE PATTERNS TO CLINICAL FINDINGS IN EPILEPTIC PATIENTS.
THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTER TECHNIQUES TO CLINICAL RESEARCH IN CONVULSIVE DISORDERS.
FAMILIAL OCCURRENCE OF THE 14 AND 6/SEC POSITIVE SPIKE PHENOMENON.
NEUROLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF CHILDREN WITH EARLY SCHOOL PROBLEMS.
Effects of photic stimulation during sleep; a study of normal subjects and epileptic patients.
Subependymal glioma with hypertension: diagnostic problem.
Electroencephalographic findings associated with sernyl infusion.
Familial occurrence of focal temporal electroencephalographic abnormalities.
The effect of acute alcohol intoxication on epileptic patients.
The electroencephalogram during prolonged experimental sleep deprivation.
Investigation of a bacterial pyrogen as a therapeutic agent in neurologic disorders.
An electroencephalographic syndrome which correlates with severe disruption of the personality structure.
Carbamazepine-induced oculogyric crisis.
Various prognostic aspects in patients with epilepsy.
A comparison of the effectiveness of primidone versus carbamazepine in epileptic outpatients.
Epilepsy and life performance.
Differences between patients with temporal lobe seizures and those with other forms of epileptic attacks.
Psychosocial management of patients with complex partial seizures.
On placement of multiply handicapped clients into the open job market.
Binswanger's disease: a complete translation.
Derivation and evaluation of an equation for prediction of free phenytoin concentration in patients co-medicated with valproic acid.
Derivation and evaluation of an equation for prediction of free carbamazepine concentrations in patients comedicated with valproic acid.
Chronic antiepileptic drug therapy: classification by medication regimen and incidence of decreases in serum thyroxine and free thyroxine index.
Chronic valproic acid therapy and incidence of increases in venous plasma ammonia.
Intellectual functions of patients with childhood-onset epilepsy.
Effect of phenothiazines on serum antiepileptic drug concentrations in psychiatric patients with seizure disorder.
Relationship of EEG background rhythms to photic evoked responses.
The value of EEG investigations among family members in neurological practice.
Effects of acute marijuana smoking on the EEG.
The effects of carbamazepine on patients with psychomotor epilepsy: results of a double-blind study.
Electroencephalography.
Medical and social prognosis in epilepsy.
Spitting automatism in temporal lobe seizures with a brief review of ethological and phylogenetic aspects of spitting.
Electroencephalogram in Gilles De la Tourette''s disease.
Psychomotor epilepsy and aggressive behavior.
Some problems in the clinical use of topographic EEG analysis.
The marihuana-induced "social high". Neurological and electroencephalographic concomitants.
Neurological and psychological factors related to employability of persons with epilepsy.
Differences between epileptic and non-epileptic children with special reference to the tryptophan tolerance test.
Metrazol tolerance in a "normal" volunteer population. A ten year follow-up report.
Asymmetry of alpha activity in children.
The prognosis for patients with epilepsy.
Contribution of the EEG to prognosis after head injury.
Monitoring clorazepate dipotassium as desmethyldiazepam in plasma by electron-capture gas--liquid chromatography.
Clorazepate therapy for refractory seizures.
Incidence of increases in beta-glucuronidase as compared with increases of gamma-glutamyltransferase and other serum enzymes during long-term anticonvulsant therapy.
N,N-dimethylglycine shows no anticonvulsant potential.
Seizure onset determination.
The clinical concept of epilepsy.
Commentary: the epilepsy diathesis.
The interictal spike: what does it mean?
Cerebral electromagnetic activity in the subdelta range.
Optimal evaluation of digital electroencephalograms.
EEG infraslow activity in absence and partial seizures.
Ictal intracranial infraslow EEG activity.
Magnetoencephalographic spikes not detected by conventional electroencephalography.
Cardio-respiratory contributions to the magnetoencephalogram.
Paper recordings of ultrafast frequencies in experimental epilepsy.
The use of a coding system for epileptic patients exemplified by a follow-up study.
Complexity of focal spikes suggests relative epileptogenicity.
Mechanisms involved in grand mal seizures.
Epileptic patients who are refractory to anticonvulsant medications.
Prevention of seizures after cranial trauma.
Brainstem auditory evoked potential recording in patients with epilepsy.
Analog or digital EEG?
Displaying electroencephalographic dipole sources on magnetic resonance images.
Decomposition and mapping of generalized spike-wave complexes.
The importance of differentiating petit mal from other forms of minor seizures.
Magnetoencephalography and magnetic source imaging in epilepsy.
Spikes and epilepsy.
Metrazol tolerance in a normal voluntser population; an investigation of the potential significance of abnormal findings.
Investigation of sex hormones in male epileptic patients.
The Bear-Fedio personality inventory and temporal lobe epilepsy.
Elevation of beta-glucuronidase activity in medicated patients with epilepsy.
The electroencephalogram in acute fatal head injuries.
Effects of LSD-25 on the EEG and photic evoked responses.
Hereditary components in epileptic patients. Electroencephalogram family studies.
Objective evaluation of joint sense and touch in the human.
Photic evoked responses during induced epileptic seizures.

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University of Vienna Faculty of Medicine

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