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1. Background and paroxystic activities on AIDS patients' EEG: relation with urea and creatinine seric concentration

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GILMAR FERNANDES DO PRADO, ADEMIR BAPTISTA SILVA, JOÃO FERNANDO GUIMBRA SIMÕES COELHO, NÁDIA IANDOLI OLIVEIRA BRAGA, CONCEIÇÃO APARECIDA ACCETURI, and JOSÉ GERALDO DE CAMARGO LIMA

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paroxystic activity, background activity, EEG, HIV, urea, creatinine, AIDS, Neurosciences. Biological psychiatry. Neuropsychiatry, RC321-571
Abstract

The HIV is responsible for important metabolic and structural alterations of the brain. This affected brain must react to continuous systemic metabolic fluctuations. We search for possibly resulting cerebral electric disturbance that could be found by EEG exploration. Sixty-three AIDS patients ranked as CDC group IV had their EEG background rhythm measured, and were appointed to mutually exclusiding groups delimited by medians' values of urea (24 mg/dl) and creatinine (0.9 mg/dl) seric concentrations. These groups were independently formed for each of the parameters utilized, and each data pair generated therefrom were compared between themselves to verify whether there were differences in background rhythm and the occurrence of paroxysmal activity. Background rhythm and paroxysmal activities have not statistically differed between the group whose creatinine values were lower than 0.9 mg/dl and the group whose creatinine values were equal or higher than 0.9 mg/dl. Background rhythm has not statistically differed between the group whose ures values were

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1998
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2. Ritmo de base e atividade paroxística no EEG de pacientes com AIDS: relação com as concentrações séricas de uréia e creatinina

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Conceição Aparecida Acceturi, Gilmar Fernandes do Prado, Ademir Baptista Silva, João Fernando Guimbra Simões Coelho, José Geraldo Camargo Lima, and Nadia Iandoli de Oliveira Braga

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Central Nervous System, medicine.medical_specialty, atividade paroxística, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Neurosciences. Biological psychiatry. Neuropsychiatry, urea, Electroencephalography, medicine.disease_cause, uréia, lcsh:RC321-571, chemistry.chemical_compound, Rhythm, Internal medicine, medicine, Humans, EEG, Patient group, lcsh:Neurosciences. Biological psychiatry. Neuropsychiatry, Brain Chemistry, Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, Creatinine, Aids patients, Epilepsy, medicine.diagnostic_test, SIDA, business.industry, creatinine, HIV, creatinina, Surgery, paroxystic activity, AIDS, Endocrinology, Neurology, chemistry, Urea, atividade de base, Neurology (clinical), background activity, business, RC321-571
Abstract

The HIV is responsible for important metabolic and structural alterations of the brain. This affected brain must react to continuous systemic metabolic fluctuations. We search for possibly resulting cerebral electric disturbance that could be found by EEG exploration. Sixty-three AIDS patients ranked as CDC group IV had their EEG background rhythm measured, and were appointed to mutually exclusiding groups delimited by medians' values of urea (24 mg/dl) and creatinine (0.9 mg/dl) seric concentrations. These groups were independently formed for each of the parameters utilized, and each data pair generated therefrom were compared between themselves to verify whether there were differences in background rhythm and the occurrence of paroxysmal activity. Background rhythm and paroxysmal activities have not statistically differed between the group whose creatinine values were lower than 0.9 mg/dl and the group whose creatinine values were equal or higher than 0.9 mg/dl. Background rhythm has not statistically differed between the group whose ures values were

Published
1998

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