Search Results - "Llewelyn, JG"

12 MONTHS OF ‘ACUTE’ MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS by Johnston, JA, Llewelyn, JG

“…Introduction Neurologists in medical admissions units (MAU) and in acute liaison jobs are now fairly common practice in many District General Hospitals (DGH…”
Get full text

Effects of ageing on touch by Wickremaratchi, M M, Llewelyn, J G

“…A decline in the main sensory modalities is well reported to occur with ageing. This article outlines the normal pathways involved in touch sensation and…”
Get full text

The diabetic neuropathies: types, diagnosis and management by Llewelyn, J Gareth

“…Table 3 Clinical assessment in diabetic symmetric distal polyneuropathy (DSDP) Look for any deformity, callus or foot ulcer, infection or fissure Absent ankle…”
Get full text

‘WHERE ARE ALL THE GOOD SIGNS?’ AN ACUTE CRANIAL NEUROPATHY CASE SERIES by Johnston, JA, Llewelyn, JG

“…Introduction Medical students trawl the hospital looking for clinical signs and are seemingly disappointed by the common acute neurological presentations to…”
Get full text

ACUTE NEUROLOGY SERVICE PROVISION AT A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL by Maw, K, Johnston, JA, Llewelyn, JG

“…Background It has long been the opinion within neurology that acute neurology service provision needs increasing. With the exception of stroke and transient…”
Get full text

Acute painful diabetic neuropathy by Llewelyn, J G, Thomas, P K, Fonseca, V, Dandona, P

Get full text

Clinical skills evaluation of trainees in a neurology department by Wiles, CM, Dawson, K, Hughes, TAT, Llewelyn, JG, Morris, HR, Pickersgill, TP, Robertson, NP, Smith, PEM

“…Three to 12 evaluations of clinical performance using the mini-clinical evaluation exercise (Mini-CEX) (n=124) or direct observation of procedural skills…”
Get full text

Diabetic polyneuropathy in controlled clinical trials: Consensus Report of the Peripheral Nerve Society

Get more information

Sural nerve morphometry in diabetic autonomic and painful sensory neuropathy. A clinicopathological study by Llewelyn, J G, Gilbey, S G, Thomas, P K, King, R H, Muddle, J R, Watkins, P J

“…Observations have been made on a selected series of insulin-dependent patients with neuropathy, subdivided into three groups: (1) severe autonomic neuropathy…”
Get more information

Spontaneous bilateral carotid and vertebral artery dissection presenting as a Collet-Sicard syndrome by Rees, J H, Valentine, A R, Llewelyn, J G

“…Spontaneous dissection of the internal carotid arteries usually presents with unilateral headache, neck pain, focal ipsilateral cerebral ischaemic symptoms and…”
Get full text

Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease in a young person with valine homozygosity at codon 129: sporadic or variant? by HILLIER, C E M, LLEWELYN, J G, NEAL, J W, IRONSIDE, J W

“…[...]the case represents sporadic CJD, of which there have only been two cases younger than 30 in the United Kingdom since 1970. The lack of characteristic…”
Get full text

Diabetic neuropathy by Llewelyn, J G

“…The possible role of growth factors in diabetic neuropathy is under investigation and offers new insights into the effect of diabetes on nerve function. The…”
Get more information

Intravenous immunoglobulin dependent inflammatory radiculopathy presenting as lumbar canal stenosis by HILLIER, C E M, LLEWELYN, J G, HOURIHAN, M D

“…2 There have been recent reports of chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP) presenting as a spinal stenosis syndrome. 1 3 We report on a…”
Get full text

Morphometry of endoneurial capillaries in diabetic sensory and autonomic neuropathy by BRADLEY, J, THOMAS, P. K, KING, LLEWELYN, J. G, MUDDLE, J. R, WATKINS, P. J

“…Nerve biopsies were obtained from 27 patients with diabetic neuropathy. All had a symmetric distal sensory and autonomic neuropathy or a purely sensory…”
Get full text

A Difficult Case: Severe gastroparesis diabeticorum in a young patient with insulin dependent diabetes: Conservative treatment with alternative routes of drug administration by Llewelyn, J G

Get full text

Diabetic neuropathy: abnormalities of Schwann cell and perineurial basal laminae. Implications for diabetic vasculopathy by King, R H, Llewelyn, J G, Thomas, P K, Gilbey, S G, Watkins, P J

“…During Wallerian degeneration, the Schwann cell basal laminal ensheathment around myelinated nerve fibres remains after the removal of myelin and axonal…”
Get more information

Glucose and leucine uptake by rat dorsal root ganglia is not insulin sensitive by Patel, N J, Llewelyn, J G, Wright, D W, Thomas, P K

“…Dorsal root ganglia from rats were incubated with 3-O-methyl-[14C]glucose, and [3H]leucine in the presence or absence of insulin in order to determine whether…”
Get more information

Pattern of myelinated fibre loss in the sural nerve in neuropathy related to type 1 (insuline-dependent) diabetes by LLEWELYN, J. G, THOMAS, P. K, GILBEY, S. G, WATKINS, P. J, MUDDLE, J. R

“…Sural nerve biopsies were obtained from 17 diabetic patients with neuropathy. All patients except three had both a symmetric distal sensory and autonomic…”
Get full text

Perineurial sodium-potassium-ATPase activity in streptozotocin-diabetic rats by Llewelyn, J G, Thomas, P K

“…Perineurial sodium-potassium-ATPase activity was estimated in streptozotocin-diabetic rats and compared with that in control animals. Total ATPase activity was…”
Get more information

Rubidium (86Rb+) influx into dorsal root ganglia and sciatic nerve endoneurium of control and streptozotocin-diabetic rats: comparison with enzymatic Na,K-ATPase activity by Llewelyn, J G, Patel, N J, Wright, D W, Thomas, P K

“…Streptozotocin (STZ)-induced diabetes in the rat causes a significant reduction in ouabain-sensitive Na,K-ATPase pumping activity measured by 86Rb+ influx, in…”
Get more information