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Real Learning

	Year	Publication
	(2009)	'Dietary intake in adults at risk for Huntington Disease: analysis of PHAROS research participants' Huntington's Study Group (T. Counihan Investigator). (2009) 'Dietary intake in adults at risk for Huntington Disease: analysis of PHAROS research participants'. Neurology, 73 :385-392 [Details]
	(2010)	'Clinical Reasoning: A 22 year old woman with headache and diplopia' Elamin M, Alderazi A, Mullins G, O'Connell S, Farrell M, Counihan T. (2010) 'Clinical Reasoning: A 22 year old woman with headache and diplopia'. Neurology, 74 (935) [Details]
	(2010)	'Facial diplegia and deafness following a fall' S Saidha, N Fanning and T Counihan. (2010) 'Facial diplegia and deafness following a fall'. Int J Emergency Med, 3 (4):475-476 [Details]
	(2010)	'The Clinical spectrum of Lyme Neuroborreliosis' M Elamin, T Monaghan, G Mullins, E Ali, G Corbett-Feeney, S O'Connell, TJ Counihan. (2010) 'The Clinical spectrum of Lyme Neuroborreliosis'. Irish Medical Journal, 103 (2):46-48 [Details]
	(2010)	'Treatment of anti-glutamic acid decarboxylase antibody-associated limbic encephalitis with mycophenylate mofetil' Saidha S, Murphy S, Ronayne A, McCarthy P, Hennessy MJ, Counihan T. (2010) 'Treatment of anti-glutamic acid decarboxylase antibody-associated limbic encephalitis with mycophenylate mofetil'. J Neurol, 257 (6):1035-1038 [Details]

Year

Publication

(2009)

'Dietary intake in adults at risk for Huntington Disease: analysis of PHAROS research participants'
Huntington's Study Group (T. Counihan Investigator). (2009) 'Dietary intake in adults at risk for Huntington Disease: analysis of PHAROS research participants'. Neurology, 73 :385-392 [Details]

(2010)

'Clinical Reasoning: A 22 year old woman with headache and diplopia'
Elamin M, Alderazi A, Mullins G, O'Connell S, Farrell M, Counihan T. (2010) 'Clinical Reasoning: A 22 year old woman with headache and diplopia'. Neurology, 74 (935) [Details]

(2010)

'Facial diplegia and deafness following a fall'
S Saidha, N Fanning and T Counihan. (2010) 'Facial diplegia and deafness following a fall'. Int J Emergency Med, 3 (4):475-476 [Details]

(2010)

'The Clinical spectrum of Lyme Neuroborreliosis'
M Elamin, T Monaghan, G Mullins, E Ali, G Corbett-Feeney, S O'Connell, TJ Counihan. (2010) 'The Clinical spectrum of Lyme Neuroborreliosis'. Irish Medical Journal, 103 (2):46-48 [Details]

(2010)

'Treatment of anti-glutamic acid decarboxylase antibody-associated limbic encephalitis with mycophenylate mofetil'
Saidha S, Murphy S, Ronayne A, McCarthy P, Hennessy MJ, Counihan T. (2010) 'Treatment of anti-glutamic acid decarboxylase antibody-associated limbic encephalitis with mycophenylate mofetil'. J Neurol, 257 (6):1035-1038 [Details]

Year

Publication

(2010)

'Cecil Essentials of Medicine. Thomas E Andreoli et al, Eds. 2010 Elsevier Inc, Philadelphia'
Counihan, T. (2010) 'Cecil Essentials of Medicine. Thomas E Andreoli et al, Eds. 2010 Elsevier Inc, Philadelphia' In: [Details]

'Chapter 120: Disorders of Vision and Hearing'
Allan McCarthy and Timothy J Counihan 'Chapter 120: Disorders of Vision and Hearing' In: [Details]

'Chapter 119: Headache, Neck Pain and other painful disorders'
Timothy J Counihan 'Chapter 119: Headache, Neck Pain and other painful disorders' In: [Details]

'Chapter 124: Cerebrovascular Disease'
Sinead M Murphy and Timothy J Counihan 'Chapter 124: Cerebrovascular Disease' In: [Details]

'Chapter 115: Cortical Syndromes, p. 1068-71;'
Sinead M Murphy and Timothy J Counihan, 'Chapter 115: Cortical Syndromes, p. 1068-71;' In: [Details]

	Year	Publication
	(2011)	Does long term sodium channel blockade alter disease progression in Multiple Sclerosis?. Irish Neurological Association. Duignan J, Gormley G, Saidha S, Dooley C, Newell J, and Counihan T. (2011) Does long term sodium channel blockade alter disease progression in Multiple Sclerosis?. Irish Neurological Association. Sligo: Abstract [Details]

Year

Publication

(2011)

Does long term sodium channel blockade alter disease progression in Multiple Sclerosis?. Irish Neurological Association.
Duignan J, Gormley G, Saidha S, Dooley C, Newell J, and Counihan T. (2011) Does long term sodium channel blockade alter disease progression in Multiple Sclerosis?. Irish Neurological Association. Sligo: Abstract [Details]