Czech and Slovak Neurology and Neurosurgery - Issue 6/2025
Original Paper
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Compressive and traumatic neuropathies of the deep branch of the radial nerve – a retrospective analysis of surgically treated cases
M. Beneš, I. Humhej, H. Zítek, D. Kachlík, V. Kunc
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Sporadic cerebellar hemangioblastomas and the role of cyst size in surgical outcomes – a single-surgeon experience from a single center
O. Altunyuva, N. Balcin, A. I. Ozmarasali, O. Balcin, S. Yilmazlar
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Validation of the Czech version of the Patterns of Activity Measure – Pain in patients with chronic low back pain
L. Sikorová, A. Polanská, R. Zoubková, A. Mátlová, J. Divák, M. Parma
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Sexual dysfunction in women with multiple sclerosis
K. Novotná, L. Friedová, J. Motýl, D. Horáková, E. Kubala Havrdová, M. Andělová
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Incidence of post-stroke depression in hospitalized patients after ischemic stroke
P. Migaľová, O. Volný, T. Skřont, E. Hurtíková
Letter to Editor
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Predictors of return to pre-stroke function after reperfusion therapy in patients with premorbid disability – a post-hoc analysis of the Czech Registry
I. Szegedi, A. Ganesh, A. Tomek, M. Bar, R. Pádr, F. Cihlář, S. Ostrý, L. Kočí, M. Kovář, P. Ševčík, V. Rohan, M. Slovák, D. Černík, R. Jura, D. Václavík, M. D. Hill, R. Mikulík, O. Volný
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Incidental Fahr’s disease
O. Boyali, E. C. Savrunlu
Short Communication
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Age does not limit virtual reality acceptance in subacute stroke rehabilitation – a secondary analysis
A. Najsrová, Š. Baníková, I. Szegedi, K. Vitová, I. Fiedorová, J. Trdá, O. Volný
Czech and Slovak Neurology and Neurosurgery
2025 Issue 6
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- Validation of the Czech version of the Patterns of Activity Measure – Pain in patients with chronic low back pain
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- Sporadic cerebellar hemangioblastomas and the role of cyst size in surgical outcomes – a single-surgeon experience from a single center
- Sexual dysfunction in women with multiple sclerosis