IRISH
NEUROLOGICAL
ASSOCIATION
51st Annual Meeting
28th and 29th May 2015
National University of Ireland,
Galway.
President: Dr. Timothy Counihan
IRISH NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
Bailey Allen Hall, National University of Ireland Galway.
Programme
THURSDAY 28TH MAY 2015
11.00
Registration
12.00
Lunch
12.45
Opening and Welcome
SESSION 1 – Platform
Dr. Peter Boers and Dr. Tom Monaghan
O1
13.00
O2
13.13
O3
13.26
O4
13.39
O5
13.52
O6
14.05
O7
14.18
O8
14.31
A study on the indication, methods, outcome, quality of reporting of DAT
(123I Ioflupane) scan done in Mater Misericordiae University Hospital in
2013.
Bhattacharjee S, O’Connell M, Lynch T.
Fowler’s syndrome of Urinary Retention: a Retrospective Study of Comorbidity.
Hoeritzauer I, Stone J, Fowler C, Elneil-Coker S, Carson A, Panicker J.
Periodic Muscle Paralysis – a different perspective
Munteanu T, O’Dowd S, Redmond J, Langan Y, Brett F.
Neuro-Behҫet Disease complicated by complex partial status
epilepticus:diagnostic and therapeutic consideration.
Murphy O, Mullan R, Murphy SJX, McCabe DJH.
Antiphospholipid syndrome-associated crescendo stroke events treated with
rituximab.
O'Connor A, O’Shea S, Murphy G, Harney S, Cronin S.
Population based epidemiological study of Myasthenia Gravis in the
Republic of Ireland
Rutledge S, Kenny O, O’Riordan S, Tubridy N, McGuigan C.
2 year follow up of 515 new referrals triaged using Non-contact First
Specialist Assessment (NCFSA).
Forbes R, Briggs G.
Aciclovir-induced acute kidney injury (AKI) in suspected viral encephalitis.
Bogdanova-Mihaylova P, McCormack R, O’Dwyer JP, Bradley D, Williams
J, Cronin SJ, Smyth S, Murphy RP, Murphy SM, Wall C, McCabe DJH
SESSION 2 – Guided Poster Tour
Tour A
Tour B
Tour C
Tour D1
Tour D2
Tour E
Tour F
Tour G
Tour H
Tour I
Neuromuscular
Dr. Aisling Ryan and Dr. John McConville
Neurosurgery / Neuropathology
Mr. Tom Flannery
Cerebrovascular
Dr. Martin O’Donnell and Dr. Mark McCarron
Epilepsy 1
Dr. Kevin Murphy
Epilepsy 2
Dr. Norman Delanty
Multiple Sclerosis
TBC
Movement Disorder
Dr. Seán O’Sullivan and Dr. Seamus Kearney
General Interest
TBC
Headache
Dr. Paul Crowley
Neuroscience
Prof. Michael Farrell and Dr. Una Fitzgerald
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15.30 – 16.00
Tea and Coffee
SESSION III – Platform
Chair: TBC
O9
16.00 Inflammatory biomarkers associated with acute symptomatic carotid
atherosclerosis in the Dublin Carotid Atherosclerosis and Stroke Study
(DUCASS).
Akijian L, Marnane M, McDonnell C, Whelan C, Gaetano M, Horgan G, Fallon
E, Belton O, Fitzgibbon M, Kelly PJ
O10 16.13 The neuropathy spectrum in Waldenström’s Macroglobulinaemia.
Carr AS, Jaunmuktane Z, Brandner S, Kothari J, D’Sa S, Lunn MP.
O11 16.26 Clinical Implications of screening for NMDAr antibodies in first episode
psychosis.
Kelleher E, McNamara P, Fitzmaurice B, Walsh R, Langan Y, Whitty P, Gill M,
Vincent A, Doherty CP, Corvin A.
O12 16.39 Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension in the Northwest of Northern Ireland:
epidemiology and clinical management.
McCluskey G, Mulholland DA, McCarron P, McCarron MO.
17.00
Guest Lecture
‘Two-Headed Doctors and Nuns with Guns: Visual Hallucinations in Delirium’
Dr. Shaun O’Keeffe, Consultant Gerontologist, UCH Galway
17.45
19.30
Irish Neurological Association Business Meeting
Members Only
Irish Neurological Association Reception and Dinner
Aula Maxima, National University of Ireland.
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FRIDAY, 29TH MAY 2015
09.00 Parallel Sessions
SESSION IV – Neurosurgery/ Neuropathology Platform
Chair: Mr. Tom Flannery
O13
O14
O15
O16
O17
O18
O19
09.00 Clinical, radiological and pathological features of astroblastoma: a rare brain
tumour.
Beausang A, Keohane C, Kaar G, Lim C, Wyse G, Bermingham N.
09.13 Is the Endoscopic Third Ventriculostomy Success Score an appropriate tool to
inform clinical decision-making?
Foley R, Ndoro S, Crimmins D, Caird J.
09.26 Successful endovascular treatment of a ruptured mycotic posterior
communicating artery aneurysm secondary to S. sanguis aortic graft infection.
Ingham R, Sekar V, Shoakazemi A, Constantinou S, Flannery TJ, Abouharb A.
09.39 Endovascular management of mycotic aneurysms, a case series and review of
literature.
Ingham R, Sekar V, Shoakazemi A, Constantinou S, Flannery TJ, Abouharb A.
09.52 Stereotactic Radiosurgery for the Treatment of Trigeminal Neuralgia, initial
experience in Ireland.
Moran C, Moore G, Faul C, Rawluk D.
10.05 Surgical Morbidity and Mortality in paediatric brain tumour surgery. A 14 year
audit in a “low Volume” center.
Stewart J, Sajjad J, Okafo U, Kaar G, O'Sullivan CMJ.
10.18 Corpus callosal haemorrhage and internal carotid occlusion managed with
extracranial-intracranial bypass surgery.
McKenna B, Flynn P, Kirkpatrick PJ, McCarron MO.
SESSION V Neurology Platform
Chair: Dr. John McConville
O20 09.00
O21 09.13
O22 09.26
O23 09.39
O24 09.52
O25 10.05
O26 10.18
Neuromyelitis optica presenting as intractable vomiting and hyperCKaemia
Abkur TM, Foran E, Kearney H, Harkin G, Byrnes V, Lynch J.
Predicting Prognosis in Patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Scleroses: A Simple
Algorithm.
Elamin M , Bede P, Montuschi A, Chi ÒA , Hardiman O.
‘Scan Negative’ Cauda Equina Syndrome: evidence of functional disorder from a
prospective case series.
Hoeritzauer I, Doherty CM, Thomson S, Kee R, Carson A, Eames N, Stone J.
Sensing the rhythm of MS.
Rutledge S, Greene B, McGurgan I,O’Connell K, McGuigan C, Tubridy N.
An imaging study of cervical spinal cord lesion morphology in subgroups of
multiple sclerosis.
Kearney H, MiszkielKA, Yiannakas MC, Altmann DR, Ciccarelli O, Miller DH.
Read my lips: cutaneous clues to a cause of progressive spastic paraparesis.
McGurgan I, Lonergan R, Brennan P, Thornton J, McGuigan C.
Natalizumab prescribing for multiple sclerosis in Northern Ireland
Hughes SE, Droogan A, Watt M, Hawkins SA, Gray OM, McDonnell GV
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10.30 – 10.50 Tea, Coffee and Posters
SESSION VI – Expert Panel Discussion and Guest Lecture
10.50
–
11.30
Dilemmas in MS Therapeutics
Chair:
Dr. Michael Hennessy
Panel:
Professor Peter Calabresi
Dr. Orla Gray
Dr. Christopher McGuigan
Case 1: M Elseed
Case 2: M Hennessy
Case3: T Counihan
11.30
–
12.30
Callaghan Guest Lecture
“Mechanisms underlying disease progression in multiple sclerosis and
strategies for tissue protection and repair”.
Professor Peter A Calabresi, Professor of Neurology, Johns Hopkins School of
Medicine, Baltimore, USA.
12.30 – 13.30 Lunch
SESSION VII – Case Presentations
Chair: Dr. Seamus Kearney and Dr. Richard Walsh
O27 13.30 The two halves of the Harlequin syndrome
McGurgan I, Lonergan R, Farrell C, Killeen R, Connolly S, Tubridy N..
O28 13.41 The Adventure of the Lion’s Mane: Acute Autonomic Neuropathy induced by
Jellyfish Toxicity.
Lonergan R , McGurgan I, Wiseman P, Duignan J, McGrath E, Connolly S,
McGuigan C.
O29 13.52 Hiker’s cramp: a rare adult-onset focal leg dystonia due to overuse.
McGovern EM, Kinirons P, Hutchinson M, O’ Riordan S.
O30 14.03 SCA 6-Not so straightforward as it may look, the phenotype expanded.
Olszewska DA, Lynch T.
O31 14.14 Textilepsy
McGrane C, Doherty C P, Langan Y
O32 14.25 Degos Disease: A rare vasculopathy affecting Central and Peripheral Nervous
system
Finegan E, Gunko A, Doherty CP, Langan Y, Barnes L, Brett FM, McMenamin
M, Hutchinson S.
O33 14.36 Paroxysmal retrocollis and exertional dystonia in a mild phenotype of GLUT-1
Deficiency Syndrome.
Kee R, Kearney S.
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Platform Poster Presentations
14.50 – 15.30
Selected posters short platform Presentations
14.54 Presentation 1
15.00 Presentation 2
15.06 Presentation 3
15.12 Presentation 4
15.18 Presentation 5
15.22 Presentation 6
President’s Address
15.45
Announcement and award of Prizes
16.00 Close of meeting and depart
IRISH NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
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POSTERS
A.
Neuromuscular
B.
Neurosurgery and Neuropathology
C.
Cerebrovascular
D.
Epilepsy
E.
Multiple Sclerosis
F.
Movement Disorder
G.
General Interest
H.
Headache
I.
Neuroscience
IRISH NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
Bailey Allen Hall, National University of Ireland Galway.
A. NEUROMUSCULAR
A1
Spinal stenosis in familial transthyretin amyloidosis
Carr AS, Evans MRB, Pelayo-Negro AL, Shah S, Choi D, Blake J, Phadke R, Reilly
MM.
A2
Churg-Strauss mononeuritis multiplex: Case presentation and review of the published
literature.
Cullinane PW, Tormey VJ, Lynch JM.
A3
Protean neurological manifestations in a case of Sjögren’s syndrome
Cullinane PW, Lynch JM.
A4
5 year follow-up on cohort of patients referred for EMG/NCS with a clinical query of
Motor Neurone Disease
Gaughan M, McNamara B.
A5
Bodybuilding made easy: a case of neuromyotonia
Herlihy D, Ferguson D, McNicholas N, Mullins G, Healy D.
A6
Auditory mismatch negativity (MMN) as a marker for Motor Neuron Disease
Iyer PM, Mohr K, Nasseroleslami B, Lalor EC, Hardiman O.
A7
Introduction of a multidisciplinary Motor Neuron Disease Clinic: a prospective audit.
Leahy T, Yap SM, Lim ST, Lynch J, Monaghan T, Counihan T, Hennessy M.
A8
Myasthenia Gravis patient awareness of azathioprine-associated non-melanoma skin
cancer
McGurgan I, McGuigan C.
A9
New Pathogenic Mutation in SLC12A6 gene in Twins with Hereditary Motor and
Sensory Neuropathy with Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum
McNamara PH, Bogdanova-Mihaylova P, Antoniadi T, Burton-Jones S, Alexander M,
Hennessy M, Murphy SM.
A10
Should the use of the Extended Myositis Antibody (EMA) panel be part of the routine
work-up in suspected myositis?
O’Connor A, Mulhall J, Hannon E, Harney SMJ, Ryan JG, Murphy G, Henry MT,
Annis P, Tormey V, Ryan AM.
IRISH NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
Bailey Allen Hall, National University of Ireland Galway.
B. NEUROSURGERY AND NEUROPATHOLOGY
B1
Primary mucinous carcinoma of the choroid plexus: A case report.
Beausang A, Keohane C, O’Sullivan MGJ, Bermingham N.
B2
Interdural Spinal Cyst; A rare clinical entity
Sajjad J, Yousaf I, Bermingham N, Kaar G.
B3
“Unusual Brain Stone”, Heavily calcified primary neoplasm with some features
suggestive of angiocentric Glioma.
Sajjad J, Kaliaperumal C, Bermingham N, Marks C, Keohane C.
IRISH NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
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C. CEREBROVASCULAR
C1
Why do patients with TIA have higher risk of early stroke recurrence than those with
ischaemic stroke? Influence of patient behaviour and other risk factors in the North
Dublin Population Stroke Study (NDPSS)
Akijian L, Ní Chróinín D, Callaly EL, Hannon N, Marnane M, Merwick Á, Sheehan O,
Horgan G, Duggan J, Kyne L, Moroney J, Murphy S, Dolan E, Williams D, Kelly PJ.
C2
Eosinophilic Granulomatosis and Polyangiitis: Brain Manifestations.
Best L, Kelly M, Flynn P, McCarron M.
C3
Tumefactive Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy presenting as numb chin syndrome.
Chalissery A, Lucey R, Smyth S, Lynch T.
C4
Prevalence of abnormalities on comprehensive arterial and venous thrombophilia
screening in TIA or ischaemic stroke patients with a patent foramen ovale (PFO) , with
or without an inter-atrial septal aneurysm (IASA)
Lim ST, Coughlan CA, Smith DR, Williams J, Gil Navarro S, McCabe J, Murphy SJX,
Moore DP, McCabe DJH.
C5
Adherence to initially-prescribed intensive secondary prevention therapy at a
Rapid Access Stroke Prevention clinic in Ireland
Murphy SJX, Coughlan CA, Tobin O, Lonergan R, Gutkin M, Kinsella J, McCabe
DJH.
C6
Platelet biomarkers in asymptomatic and symptomatic atherosclerotic carotid stenosis:
An updated detailed systematic review of the literature
Murphy SJX, Kinsella J, Coughlan CA, Hamilton G, McCabe DJH.
C7
The Many Faces of Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy
O’Hare M, Lynch T.
IRISH NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
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D. EPILEPSY
D1
An audit of EEG; St. James's Hospital experience.
Ahmad MW, Langan Y.
D2
Simultaneous occurrence of non-epileptic and epileptic seizures: An underreported
entity which may require longer periods of cvEEG monitoring”
El Naggar H, Moloney P, McNicholas N, Kilbride R, Delanty N, Mullins G.
D3
Plasma microRNA profiles could identify adults with temporal lobe epilepsy.
El Naggar H, Raoof R, Mooney C, Maloney P, Rodriguez AS, Jimenez-Mateos E,
Bauer S, Klein KM, Rosenow F, Delanty N, Henshall DC.
D4
Positively Bursting Out! A Benign Epileptiform Variant?
Gaughan M, McNamanra B.
D5
Case series of severe refractory localisation related epilepsy in adults after remote
childhood cancer treatment.
Gunko A, Williams J, Synnott C, Langan Y, Doherty CP.
D6
Time to diagnosis in juvenile myoclonic epilepsy; are we there yet?
Hamza M, Valentine M, McIntyre H, Leahy T, Counihan T.
D7
Pharmacogenomic Exploration of Lacosamide Response
Heavin SB, McCormack M, Slattery L, Walley N, Avbersek A, Novy J, Sinha SS,
Alarts N, Legros B, Radtke R, Doherty CP, Depondt C, Sisodiya SM, Goldstein D, N
Delanty N, Cavalleri GL.
D8
“The Cinderella Syndrome” The potential impact of lifestyle restrictions in the
management of Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy from a young adult’s perspective.
Leahy T, Hennessy M, Counihan T.
D9
A retrospective review of inpatient requests for electroencephalogram for nonconvulsive status epilepticus in a tertiary hospital.
Maloney E, McNamara B.
D10
A genome-wide meta-analysis of aromatic anti-epileptic drug induced maculopapular
exanthema
McCormack M, Gui H, Speed D, Kwok M, The International League Against Epilepsy
Consortium on Complex Epilepsies, The EpiPGX Consortium, Depondt C, Heinzen E,
Goldstein DB, Petrovski S, O’Brien TJ, Cherny S, Delanty N, Sisodiya SM, Kwan P,
Baum L, Cavalleri GL.
D11
The diagnostic usefulness of smartphone video recording in psychogenic non-epileptic
seizures.
McGinty R, Costello D.
IRISH NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
Bailey Allen Hall, National University of Ireland Galway.
D12
The impact of Epilepsy in people with Intellectual Disability and the views of patients,
carers and clinicians.
Dempsey E, Clune Mulvaney C, White M, Flynn C, Kilbride R, Delanty N..
D13
A Descriptive Study of the Experiences of Relatives/Carers with Using Buccal
Midazolam in the Community Setting.
Owen Y, Clune Mulvaney C, Delanty N.
D14
Perampanel: First clinical experience, an Irish multi-centre audit.
Ryan E, Colleran N, Flynn C.
D15
Adult Onset, Temporal Lobe Epilepsy Associated With Voltage Gated Potassium
Channel Antibodies.
Ryan E, Colleran N.
D16
Perioral Myoclonia With Absences
Vijayashankar P, Jeyaraj M, Lynch T.
D17
Late-onset myoclonic epilepsy in Down’s Syndrome : a case and what the pathology
tells us
Williams J, McCarron M, Farrell M, Langan Y, Doherty C.
IRISH NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
Bailey Allen Hall, National University of Ireland Galway.
E. MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
E1
Antibody negative paraneoplastic limbic encephalitis, hypothermia, cataplexy and
narcolepsy-like presentation in the context of an endometrial carcinoma: a clinicalpathological study
Brennan D, Murray B, Brett FM, O’Brien M, Lynch T.
E2
A Spastic Ataxic Gait with a Bit More Bite
Chance L, Gray O.
E3
The use of Intrathecal Baclofen Therapy and Outcomes Post Intrathecal Baclofen Pump
Insertion.
Hannon E, O’Connor A, Cusack R, McGonagle C, O’Driscoll F, Browne J, Sweeney B.
E4
Spinal cord grey matter abnormalities are associated with secondary progression and
physical disability in multiple sclerosis
Kearney H, Schneider T, Yiannakas MC, Altmann DR, Wheeler-Kingshott CAM,
Ciccarelli O, Miller DH.
E5
Would co-prescription of steroids be beneficial for patients receiving human
immunoglobulin for neurological conditions?
Kee R, Harley M, McMonagle P, McDonnell GV.
E6
JC virus conversion rates over one year in a cohort of people with relapsing remitting
multiple sclerosis
Leahy T, Kearney H, Nugent B, Lynch J, Monaghan T, Counihan T, Hennessey H.
E7
Treatment by numbers? Is the Multiple Sclerosis Severity Score (MSSS) useful in
guiding treatment decision-making in Multiple Sclerosis
O’Connell J, Leahy T, Counihan T.
E8
Societal Costs of Multiple Sclerosis in Ireland: Study Protocol
O’Rourke K, McGuigan C, Battles A, Larkin A, Preston S, Carney P.
E9
Characterisation of Multiple Sclerosis in patients with co-morbid psychotic disorders
Smyth M, Hallahan B, Murphy R, Counihan T.
IRISH NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
Bailey Allen Hall, National University of Ireland Galway.
F. MOVEMENT DISORDER
F1
Resumption of Duodopa® at a lower rate and B vitamin supplementation permits
continued optimal control of parkinsonism in a case of initial Duodopa® - induced
peripheral neuropathy and psychosis.
Boucher J, Browne P, Hennessy M.
F2
Prevalence of impulsive-compulsive behaviours in people with dementia before and
after diagnosis
Cunningham E, O' Sullivan S, Crotty G, Kao T.
F3
The utility of cerebral FDG PET imaging in early-onset cognitive impairment
Duignan J, McGurgan I, Killeen R, O’Riordan S, McGuigan C.
F4
Motor Learning in Parkinson’s Disease using an Action Acquisition Task
Fearon C, Newman L, Butler JS, Quinlivan B, Reilly RB, Lynch T.
F5
A Review Of Parkinson’s Disease In Sub-Saharan Africa
Gibbons E, Browne P, Chaila E, Counihan T.
F6
An audit of the DBS clinic at the Dublin Neurological Institute
Goggin C, Magennis B, Fearon C, Olszewska D, Lynch T.
F7
Parkinsonism and Bone Health: Are We Up To Date?
O’Dowd S, Munteanu T, Bradley D, Redmond J.
F8
Familial Parkinson’s disease in Ireland.
Olszewska DA, McCarthy A, McKinley J, Ross O, Lynch T.
F9
The P in FTDP-17 is relevant.
Olszewska DA, Fearon C, Chalissery A, Smyth S, Lonergan R, McCarthy A, O’Dowd
S, Magennis B, Fallon E, Hutton M, Lynch T.
F10
An audit of awareness of causes of sudden deterioration of Parkinson’s disease among
patients in Neurology Outpatient clinic.
Vijayashanka P, Olszewska DA, Fearon C, Magennis B, Lynch T.
IRISH NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
Bailey Allen Hall, National University of Ireland Galway.
G. GENERAL INTEREST
G1
Effect of Triage on imaging rates at a district general hospital neurology service.
Forbes RB, Briggs G
G2
Intensive vestibular rehabilitation for multicanal BPPV after severe traumatic brain
injury enhances global functional outcome.
Lane D, Conroy F, Morgan J.
G3
Falling frontalis and the curtain sign
Lavery M, Barr S, McMonagle P, McConville J, Doherty KM.
G4
The Neurology Referral Service in St Vincent’s University Hospital 2007 - 2014
Rutledge S, O'Riordan S, Tubridy N, McGuigan C.
G5
A Clinical Audit of the Neurology Inpatient Consultation Service in a 350-bedded
University Hospital.
Yap SM, O’Toole O.
G6
Longitudinal clinical, neuropsychological and biomarker follow-up of established HIV
population cohort. Preliminary results.
Zaporojan L, McNamara PH, Redmond J, Bergin C, Doherty CP.
G7
Prevalence of impulsive-compulsive behaviours in patients on dopamine agonist
medication for prolactin secreting pituitary adenomas.
Maloney E, Vaughan D, O’Riordan R, Tuthill A, O’Sullivan E, O’Sullivan S.
IRISH NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
Bailey Allen Hall, National University of Ireland Galway.
H. HEADACHE
H1
A survey of information provided to people with headache attending a neurology clinic.
Barr S, Forbes RB.
H2
Is the neck often involved in migraine or tension-type headache? A systematic review
of published literature.
Best LA, Sugrue J, Rusk L, Forbes RB.
H3
Investigation, Treatment and Outcome of Self-Reported Hypnic Headache (SRHH) - an
internet based survey.
Kee R, Forbes RB.
H4
Exploding Head Syndrome: a rare, benign parasomnia. Case series and literature
review.
Kelly D, Forbes RB.
H5
Treating Chronic Migraine with Botulinum Toxin Type A (BTX-A) - Do Affective
Disorders Influence 12 Month Outcome?
Kinney M, Forbes DL, Singhal M, Sugrue J, Forbes RB.
H6
Use of Physiotherapy by 83 people with Chronic Migraine undergoing treatment with
Botulinum Toxin Type A (BTX-A).
Kinney MO, Hall D, Forbes DL, Singhal M, Sugrue J, Forbes RB.
H7
A rare cause of thunderclap headache - case report.
Kinney MO, Hunt S, Rennie I, Wieboldt J, Tracey F.
IRISH NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
Bailey Allen Hall, National University of Ireland Galway.
I. NEUROSCIENCE
I1
Mismanagement of iron homeostasis proteins in iron-loaded ex vivo slice cultures and
implications for iron accumulation mechanisms in multiple sclerosis.
Healy S, McMahon J, FitzGerald U.
I2
Endoplasmic Reticulum Stress and Multiple Sclerosis
McMahon J, Ní Mháille A, Cunnea1 P, Ní Fhlathartaigh M, Higgins E, Garvey A
Counihan T, FitzGerald U.
I3
BIOMARKAPD: CSF biomarker assay validation to support the differential diagnosis
of dementia in an Irish population.
Miller AM, Rutkowska O, Gardiner M, O’Dwyer S, Williams L, Hannigan C, Lohan D,
Rochford G, Schnittger T, Keaveney J, McGuigan C, Lawlor B.
I4
Involvement of the Unfolded Protein Response in Rat Cerebellar Cortical Development
Naughton M, McMahon J, FitzGerald U.
I5
Early life stress reverses excitatory amino acid transporter function in anterior cingulate
cortex of rats, across oestrus cycle.
Sajjad J, Foley T, Cryan JF, O’Mahony SM..
I6
Sex Hormones Modulate Glutamate Reuptake By Spinal Excitatory Amino Acid
Transporters In Rat Spinal Cord
Sajjad J, Cryan JF, O’Mahony SM.