Posterior cortical and white matter changes on MRI in anti–AMPA receptor antibody encephalitis
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- Received December 29, 2014
- Accepted in final form April 19, 2015
- First Published May 21, 2015.
Author Disclosures
- Marwa Elamin, PhD, MRCP,
- Roisin Lonergan, MD,
- Ronan P. Killeen, MD,
- Sean O'Riordan, MD,
- Niall Tubridy, MD and
- Christopher McGuigan, MD
- Marwa Elamin, PhD, MRCP,
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- Roisin Lonergan, MD,
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1) Biogen Idec, travel to A.A.N.in Seattle 2009 2) Schering, travel to ECTRIMS in Dusseldorf, 2009 3) Sanofi-Aventis, travel to WCTRIMS in Montreal, 2008 4) Educational talk to Novartis, 2015
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- Ronan P. Killeen, MD,
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Dublin Cyberknife Financing Limited. 2012 to date.
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- Sean O'Riordan, MD,
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Dr Sean O?Riordan has received academic travel grants from Novartis and Abbvie; Honoraria for speaking engagements from Abbvie and Lundbeck and research funding support from Novartis and Dystonia Ireland.
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- Niall Tubridy, MD and
I have received payment for Chairing Novartis Advisory Boards
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Sponsored to attend educational meetings by Sanofi Aventis, Novartis and Bayer Schering
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- Christopher McGuigan, MD
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Biogen Idec, Travel Grant Biogen Idec, Honoraria for talks Novartis, Travel Grant
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Biogen Idec Genzyme Novartis
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- From Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute (M.E.) and St. Vincent's University Hospital (R.L., R.P.K., S.O., N.T., C.M.), Dublin, Ireland.
- Correspondence to Dr. Elamin: marwaelamin08{at}gmail.com
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