VOLUME 3
Alzheimer’s disease: Pharmacotherapy of noncognitive symptoms
Alzheimer’s disease: Pharmacotherapy of subjective cognitive decline
Gold standard of Symptomatic treatment in Parkinson disease: Carbidopa/Levodopa
Possible management of non-motor symtoms of Parkinson’s disease
VOLUME 2
Cerebral Palsy: Basic approach and oral medications
Cerebral Palsy is one of the devastating disorders in medicine. This relatively common problem occurs in babies,
lasts for a lifetime and creates disability ranging from mild to severe. The lesion cannot be cured but the consequences can be minimized with proper treatment. The past decades have witnessed a great deal of change and improvements in the management of Cerebral Palsy Procedures have been modified to be more effective and at the same time minimize the impact of therapy, bracing and surgery on the child’s life. However, this changing and increasing knowledge did not reach many parts of the world.
VOLUME 1
Multiple Sclerosis: Promising New Treatment – A Clinical Review
A new McDonald criterion is useful tool for the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. An initial symptom of multiple sclerosis is weakness in one or more limbs (40%). demyelination
is the main pathophysiological event. Disease-modifying treatment focuses on the long term management of the disease with
the aim to reduce relapse rates, lessen severity, and to slow the progression of disability and cognitive decline. Multiple
sclerosis is not common in Saudi Arabia, it may be fairly prevalent, under-diagnosed and in increasing. there is need to educate
the common community mostly rural community by awareness, attitude and knowledge about multiple sclerosis in order to enhance patient’s adherence to treatment and quality of life.
NeuroPharmac Journal is an open access official peer-reviewed International Journal Publishing three Issues per year and allowing open access to abstracts and full-text. The term “Neuro” is devoted to the promotion of Medical and related disciplines like Clinical research, Nursing research, Physiotherapy research, Occupational therapy research, Pharmaceutical research, Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry, Pharmacology and Phytopharmacology, Pharmacy Practice, Clinical & Hospital Pharmacy with focus on various neurology updates on neurological disorders and there management.
While the term “Pharmac” is related to research, review and current updates in Pharmaceutical Science field including Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Chemistry, Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, Clinical and Hospital Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Analysis.
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