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Presenters Stand by Posters 4:00 p.m.–5:30 p.m.
P2.383 Using a Knowledge-Based
Survey on Urban, Minority Hypertensive
Patients to Develop a Patient-Focused
Stroke Risk Educational Video —Anthony
Kwan, Marilyn Fraser, Susan Law, Daniel
Cukor, Clinton Brown, Clotilde Balucani,
Steven Levine
P2.384 Ask the Database or Ask the
Expert? Estimating Eligible Clinical Trial
Subjects —Sara DeGregorio, Alison Ayres,
James Berry, Steven Greenberg
P2.385 Current Anti-Seizure Drug
Prescription Patterns —Lidia Maria Moura,
Mary Price, Michael Seitz, Andrew Cole,
Daniel Hoch, John Hsu
P2.386 Factors Determining Consent
in a Randomized Trial of Intra-arterial
Stem Cell Therapy for Sub-Acute Ischemic
Stroke —Kevin Ramdas, Ryan Pafford, Diogo
Haussen, Delmas McBee, J Rutledge, David
Huang, Sean Savitz, Jim Hinson, Dileep
Yavagal
P2.387 Factors Associated with
Patients Level of Understanding of Stroke
Following Hospital Discharge —Susan
Taboada
P2.388 Clinico-Topographical
Relationship of Cerebellar Symptoms: An
Analysis of the Literature —Scott Myers,
Gustavo Patino
History of Neurology
P2.389 Non Pharmacologic Treatments
of Headache from the 19 th to 21 st
Centuries —Noah Rosen, Robert Duarte
P2.390 Days of the Giantesses: Voices
of Women Pioneers in Neurology —Eliza
Miller, Mitchell Elkind
P2.391 The History of Aspirin: from
Willow Bark to Thomas Edison in the 20 th
Century —Andrew Southerland
P2.392 The Use of L Dopa in Child
Neurology, A Historical Perspective —
Bennett Lavenstein
P2.393 Examination of the Usage of
Unethical Nazi Era Brain Research Over
Time —Michael Liu, Lawrence Zeidman
P2.394 On the Neurological and
Ophthalmological Causes of Visual
Impairment in 2 Medieval Texts
Describing Medical Miracles —Francisco
De Assis Gondim, Joana Holanda Filha,
Florian Thomas
P2.395 Publication Trends in
Neurology, the Official Journal of the
American Academy of Neurology —Scott
Adams, Sydney Lee, Ryan Verity, Joel Molder,
Shahmir Sohail
P2.396 S. Weir Mitchell and William
Hammond: Colleagues in Early American
Neurology —Eric Prince, E. Massey
P2.397 From 'Sweet Clover Disease'
to NOACs: A Historical Perspective on
Oral Anticoagulation for Prevention of
Cardioembolic Stroke —Nicole Chiota-
McCollum
P2.398 George Washington Crile:
Internationally Known Surgeon,
Founder of the Cleveland Clinic and
Neuroscientist? —Alexander Rae-Grant
P2.399 Henry Agard Wallace -
The First Vice-President to Develop
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and the
Early ALS Research Program at the
National Institutes of Health - "Reflections
of an ALSer" —Benjamin Brooks
P2.400 Lies and Sweats: History of
Use of the Psychogalvanic Response —
Edward Fine, Poojah Sofat
P2.401 Gowers and Osler: Good
Friends “All Through” —Christopher Boes
P2.402 The Ideas, Events, and
Personalities That Led to the Discovery of
the L-DOPA Treatment —Bernard Patten
P2.403 The Iron Lung - Halfway
Technology Revisited —Douglas Lanska
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