Browsing by Author "Bustamante Calderón, María Leonor"

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    • Addiction to apomorphine: a clinical case-centred discussion 
      Téllez, Carlos; Bustamante Calderón, María Leonor; Toro, Pablo; Venegas Francke, Pablo (BLACKWELL, 2006-11)
      To report the case of a patient, who in the context of an anti-Parkinsonian therapy, developed addiction to apomorphine. Methods Clinical case description. Results Apomorphine is a dopaminergic agonist that acts directly ...
    • BDNF as a biomarker of cognition in schizophrenia/psychosis: An updated review 
      Nieto Rojas, Rodrigo Antonio; Carrasco, Andrea; Corral Zavala, Sebastián Andrés; Castillo, Rolando; Gaspar Ramos, Pablo Arturo; Bustamante Calderón, María Leonor; Silva, Hernán (Frontiers Media, 2021)
      Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF) has been linked to cognitive symptoms of schizophrenia, which has been documented in previous reviews by several authors. However, a trend has recently emerged in this field moving ...
    • From glutamatergic dysfunction to cognitive impairment: Boundaries in the therapeutic of the schizophrenia 
      Gaspar Ramos, Pablo; Bustamante Calderón, María Leonor; Rojo, L. E.; Martínez, A. (Bentham Science, 2012)
      Cognitive deficits are trait markers in schizophrenia and the improvement of these dysfunctions has been considered as a new frontier of treatment in this disease. A current model for the patophysiology of schizophrenia ...
    • Los diagnósticos de Gerard de Nerval: La influencia de la locura en la genialidad literaria 
      Miranda C., Marcela; Bustamante Calderón, María Leonor (2010)
      Gerard de Nerval was a French writer, poet and essayist, precursor of surrealism that used for the first time this word in literature and influenced many modern writers. Since the age of 32, Nerval had recurrent psychotic ...
    • Original footage of the Chilean miners with manganism published in Neurology in 1967 
      Miranda, Marcelo; Bustamante Calderón, María Leonor; Mena, Francisco; Lees, Andrew (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2015)
      Manganism has captured the imagination of neurologists for more than a century because of its similarities to Parkinson disease and its indirect but seminal role in the l-dopa miracle. We present unpublished footage of ...
    • Robert Walser: El más solitario de los escritores. La influencia de su enfermedad en su creación literaria 
      Miranda C., Marcelo; Bustamante Calderón, María Leonor; Pérez J., Carolina (2010)
      Robert Walser (1878-1956) is an important but unknown European writer of the twentieth century. He was also a mysterious and solitary man who lived at the margins of society. After the questionable diagnosis of schizophrenia, ...