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Neurodegenerative disease
(redirected from CNS Disorder)

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Neurodegenerative disease
A disease in which the nervous system progressively and irreversibly deteriorates.
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CNS disorder diagnoses at discharge included meningitis in 61 patients (enteroviral, 21; bacterial, 4; aseptic/indeterminate etiology, 36), encephalitis in 21 patients (HSV, 4; acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, 4; infectious/postinfectious, 13), febrile seizures in 7 patients, and seizure disorder in 29 patients.
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This is followed by a discussion of the various clinical characteristics of CNS disorders and their current drug therapies.
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