Atypical Poliomyelitis (M.E.)

Atypical Poliomyelitis (M.E.)

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    Basal Ganglia, Cerebellum, Midbrain, Brainstem, Parechovirus Encephalitis in neonatals, Coxsackievirus Encephalitis & Enterovirus Rhombencephalitis (Brainstem Encephalitis & Acute Cerebellitis) (a.g. A71, D68 etc...) in children in MRI Scans
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    Basal Ganglia, Cerebellum, Midbrain, Brainstem, Parechovirus Encephalitis in neonatals, Coxsackievirus Encephalitis & Enterovirus Rhombencephalitis (Brainstem Encephalitis & Acute Cerebellitis) (a.g. A71, D68 etc...) in children in MRI Scans

    Climbing Up The [M.E. Relapse] Walls - Jodi Bassett [[Spoken Word]]
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    Climbing Up The [M.E. Relapse] Walls - Jodi Bassett [[Spoken Word]]

    Dr. Maureen Hanson on "Epidemic" M.E. (aka Enteroviral Encephalomyelitis) & "original" CFS (aka Enteroviral Encephalitis) Epidemic Outbreaks of "Enteroviral Disease" | Living Death Disease
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    Dr. Maureen Hanson on "Epidemic" M.E. (aka Enteroviral Encephalomyelitis) & "original" CFS (aka Enteroviral Encephalitis) Epidemic Outbreaks of "Enteroviral Disease" | Living Death Disease

    "Enteroviruses" and Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E.) (aka Enteroviral Encephalomyelitis) and "original" *acute onset* Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) (aka Enteroviral Encephalitis) outbreaks - Dr. Maureen Hanson (Molecular Biologist)
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    "Enteroviruses" and Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E.) (aka Enteroviral Encephalomyelitis) and "original" *acute onset* Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) (aka Enteroviral Encephalitis) outbreaks - Dr. Maureen Hanson (Molecular Biologist)

    "Studying complex chronic illness at the intersection of the autonomic, neurovascular, and glymphatic systems" - Dr. Michael VanElzakker (Neuroscientist)
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    "Studying complex chronic illness at the intersection of the autonomic, neurovascular, and glymphatic systems" - Dr. Michael VanElzakker (Neuroscientist)

    Poliomyelitis - Infection Navigator
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    Poliomyelitis - Infection Navigator

    Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (HFMD) - Infection Navigator
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    Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (HFMD) - Infection Navigator

    Enterovirus Infection in Neonates (Linked to Neonatal Sepsis, Myocarditis, Hepatitis etc...) - Infection Navigator
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    Enterovirus Infection in Neonates (Linked to Neonatal Sepsis, Myocarditis, Hepatitis etc...) - Infection Navigator

    Enterovirus Information on linked Diseases - Infection Navigator
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    Enterovirus Information on linked Diseases - Infection Navigator

    The background of The Lake Tahoe Outbreak - John Chia, MD (Infectious Disease Doctor)
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    The background of The Lake Tahoe Outbreak - John Chia, MD (Infectious Disease Doctor)

    Aseptic Meningitis & fecal-oral transmission of Enteroviruses - John Chia, MD (Infectious Disease Doctor)
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    Aseptic Meningitis & fecal-oral transmission of Enteroviruses - John Chia, MD (Infectious Disease Doctor)

    Dan Peterson calling the CDC about the "Tahoe Epidemic Disease" - John Chia, MD (Infectious Disease Doctor)
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    Dan Peterson calling the CDC about the "Tahoe Epidemic Disease" - John Chia, MD (Infectious Disease Doctor)

    One of the first "Enterovirus" infections I saw, was a "Coxsackie B" and "Myocarditis" - John Chia, MD (Infectious Disease Doctor)
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    One of the first "Enterovirus" infections I saw, was a "Coxsackie B" and "Myocarditis" - John Chia, MD (Infectious Disease Doctor)

    This disease "Myalgic Encephalomyelitis", the patient just keeps on suffering, in a dark room, for 20 years or more - John Chia, MD (Infectious Disease Doctor)
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    This disease "Myalgic Encephalomyelitis", the patient just keeps on suffering, in a dark room, for 20 years or more - John Chia, MD (Infectious Disease Doctor)

    Because the patient has symptoms, that is the most sensitive information, the patient tells you what... - John Chia, MD (Infectious Disease Doctor)
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    Because the patient has symptoms, that is the most sensitive information, the patient tells you what... - John Chia, MD (Infectious Disease Doctor)

    Epidemic Neuropathies, Peripheral Nerve Disease, Epidemic Vertigo (aka Labyrinthitis), Epidemic Myalgia (aka Bornholm Disease), Brachial Plexus, around Lake Tahoe - John Chia, MD (Infectious Disease Doctor)
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    Epidemic Neuropathies, Peripheral Nerve Disease, Epidemic Vertigo (aka Labyrinthitis), Epidemic Myalgia (aka Bornholm Disease), Brachial Plexus, around Lake Tahoe - John Chia, MD (Infectious Disease Doctor)

    "Epidemic" M.E., CFS Criterias & patient investigation - Byron Hyde, MD Interview in Gothenburg, Swe
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    "Epidemic" M.E., CFS Criterias & patient investigation - Byron Hyde, MD Interview in Gothenburg, Swe

    Q: What do you anticipate the research will find in the next few years?
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    Q: What do you anticipate the research will find in the next few years?

    Q: How can you detect if an M.E. Patient has a circulatory defect?
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    Q: How can you detect if an M.E. Patient has a circulatory defect?

    Q: If you were to speculate, what is the culprit behind "Epidemic" M.E.?
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    Q: If you were to speculate, what is the culprit behind "Epidemic" M.E.?

    Q: What do you think about the findings of the XMRV virus?
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    Q: What do you think about the findings of the XMRV virus?

    Q: Is there a difference across the globe by those afflicted by M.E.?
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    Q: Is there a difference across the globe by those afflicted by M.E.?

    Q: The Epidemic form of M.E. is said to have a cycle of 20 years, do you think there will be another bout of M.E. soon and do you think Swine Flu, will have an effect on the number of M.E. Patients ?
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    Q: The Epidemic form of M.E. is said to have a cycle of 20 years, do you think there will be another bout of M.E. soon and do you think Swine Flu, will have an effect on the number of M.E. Patients ?

    Q: What types of treatments do you find helpful to M.E. Patients in general?
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    Q: What types of treatments do you find helpful to M.E. Patients in general?

    Q: What are the most common pathological abnormalities that you find in M.E. Patients?
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    Q: What are the most common pathological abnormalities that you find in M.E. Patients?