General Neurology
Placebo and nocebo effects in neurologic disorders
Jun. 11, 2024
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This young boy with a complex epileptic encephalopathy is holding his arms outstretched. The tracing shows the appearance of a fast rhythm involving C4. One second after the discharge onset, one can observe the fall of the left arm (Delt.L.) and of the head (Cervic). (Contributed by Dr. Roberto Michelucci.)