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NNOAJ Case Report Sep 19, 2024
Covid-Induced Dystonia and Opsoclonus: A Case Report
Shea C*, Labbe J, Burgess H, Raedy C and Turner I

Intro: New onset movement disorders are being reported following infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus. These include myoclonus, tremor, oculomotor disorders, ataxia, akinetic rigid …

COVID-19 Opsoclonus Encephalopathy
NNOAJ Case Report Sep 17, 2024
Generalized Tonic-Clonic Seizure in a Pediatric Patient with Sunflower Syndrome: A Case Report
Raedy C*, Burgess H, Shea C, Labbe J and Turner I

Introduction: Sunflower syndrome (SFS) is a rare epileptic disorder characterized by a stereotypical hand- waving motion in front of the eyes when exposed to a light source. SFS is…

Seizure Epilepsy Pediatric
PhIJ Conceptual Paper Jan 1, 2021
Why I Publish in “Predatory” Journals—and Why You Should, Too
Burgess-Jackson K*

This article has two purposes. The first is to explain why, after 38 years of publishing in “reputable” academic journals, I have decided to publish exclusively in what critics cal…

Philosophy Academia Publishing
PhIJ Conceptual Paper Nov 9, 2020
Joel Feinberg for Neophytes
Burgess-Jackson K*

Joel Feinberg (1926-2004) was a major figure in 20th-century philosophy. He made signal contributions to two distinct disciplines: normative jurisprudence (i.e., positive law as it…

Joel Feinberg (1926-2004) Philosophy Philosophy of law
OOAJ Case Report Oct 12, 2017
Button Batteries as Missed Foreign Bodies in Children
Body S, Fraser L, Geyer M, Burgess A and Ismail-Koch H*

The dangers of button battery ingestion are well documented. Button batteries may also be inserted into the ears and nose. In many cases of foreign body insertion the nature of the…

Button batteries Foreign bodies Upper aerodigestive
OOAJ Letter to Editor Nov 4, 2016
It’s not always The Airway! – Learning Points in Airway Management
L Fraser, E Sproson, A Baldock, G Jones, A Burgess and H Ismail-Koch*

Task fixation has been identified in aviation and medical emergency management as an obstruction to successful resolution of a situation1, 2. The 4th National Audit Project of the …

renal cysts endotracheal tube laryngoscope