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Prevalence of reported migraine headaches in Canadian adolescents by Gordon, K E, Dooley, J M, Wood, E P

“…To examine self-reported prevalence data for migraine among adolescent Canadians and to explore how reported migraine treatment varies by age. We analyzed the…”
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Validation of a Model of Gross Motor Function for Children With Cerebral Palsy by Palisano, R J, Hanna, S E, Rosenbaum, P L, Russell, D J, Walter, S D, Wood, E P, Raina, P S, Galuppi, B E

“…Development of gross motor function in children with cerebral palsy (CP) has not been documented. The purposes of this study were to examine a model of gross…”
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Is migraine a risk factor for the development of concussion? by Gordon, K E, Dooley, J M, Wood, E P

“…Table 1 Activity related variables considered in the multivariate model Walking for exercise Golfing Gardening or yard work Exercise class or aerobics Swimming…”
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Self-Reported Headache Frequency in Canadian Adolescents: Validation and Follow-Up by Dooley, Joseph M., Gordon, K. E., Wood, E. P.

“…Objective.—To validate our previous estimates of the prevalence of frequent headache and associated factors in a new sample of 12‐ to 13‐year‐old adolescent…”
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Self-Reported Headache Frequency and Features Associated With Frequent Headaches in Canadian Young Adolescents by Gordon, K. E., Dooley, J. M., Wood, E. P.

“…Objective.—To explore the associated factors for frequent headache among young adolescent Canadians. Methods.—We analyzed the self‐administered questionnaire…”
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Botulinum toxin A as a treatment for excessive drooling in children by Bothwell, J.E, Clarke, K, Dooley, J.M, Gordon, K.E, Anderson, R, Wood, E.P, Camfield, C.S, Camfield, P.R

“…Drooling is problematic for some neurologically impaired children. Botulinum toxin A injection to salivary glands has effectively reduced drooling in adults…”
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In search of new lead-free electronic solders by Wood, E. P., Nimmo, K. L.

“…Tin-lead solder is widely used in the electronics industries. However, increasing environmental pressures together with some technological issues led to an…”
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The utility of the physical examination and investigations in the pediatric neurology consultation by DOOLEY, Joseph M, GORDON, Kevin E, WOOD, Ellen P, CAMFIELD, Carol S, CAMFIELD, Peter R

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Successful Treatment of Severe Infantile Hyperekplexia With Low-Dose Clobazam by Stewart, Wendy A., Wood, Ellen P., Gordon, Kevin E., Camfield, Peter R.

“…We report two cases of severe infantile hyperekplexia successfully treated with low-dose clobazam. The first case presented at 6 weeks of age with multiple…”
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Fever-induced dystonia by Dooley, Joseph M, Furey, Scott, Gordon, Kevin E, Wood, Ellen P

“…The etiology of dystonia in children is often elusive. We report two children with fever-induced dystonia, an association which has not been previously…”
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The epidemiology of infantile spasms by Brna, P M, Gordon, K E, Dooley, J M, Wood, E P

“…The aim of this study was to estimate population based incidence rates for infantile spasms (IS) and to study our clinical impression that the incidence of IS…”
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Port-A-Cath use in refractory seizure disorders by BOTHWELL, JE, DOOLEY, JM, GORDON, KE, WOOD, EP

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Irritability in krabbe’s disease: dramatic response to low-dose morphine by Stewart, Wendy A., Gordon, Kevin E., Camfield, Peter R., Wood, Ellen P., Dooley, Joseph M.

“…Krabbe’s disease is characterized by normal neonatal development with subsequent regression and profound, medically intractable irritability. Two female…”
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Parent perceptions of the value of Pediatric Neurology Clinic visits by Dooley, J M, Gordon, K E, Wood, E P

“…There is little data available on the acceptability to parents, of alternate methods of delivering care to their children. This pilot study explored parents'…”
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Improving the validity of collegiate achievement tests by Wood, E. P

“…Four sets of examination questions were prepared by two professors in the Department of Government at Columbia University. Each of these examinations was to…”
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