MDNews - West Virginia

April/May/June 2015

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12 10 Contents | APR/MAY/JUNE 2015 | DEPARTMENTS LOCAL NEWS 14 ON CALL 15 FEATURES WVU EYE INSTITUTE BRINGS COMPREHENSIVE CARE INTO FOCUS 5 Only one tertiary center in West Virginia provides complete ophthalmologic subspecialty coverage. From routine eye exams to leading-edge treatments for complex conditions such as uveitis, W VU Eye Institute offers wide-ranging care for eye conditions. WVU HEALTHCARE'S NEUROINTERVENTIONAL STROKE CARE PROTOCOLS OPTIMIZE TREATMENT EFFICACY AND OUTCOMES 6 Comprehensive stroke care requires a full complement of standard and innovative therapeutic strategies to treat the myriad presentations of the condition. Through extensive research and clinical trial participation, W VU Healthcare specialists deliver the spectrum of stroke treatments. SPECIAL CLINICAL SECTION: NEUROLOGY BLOOD TEST COULD IMPROVE DIAGNOSIS OF DEPRESSION 10 A newly developed blood test could add a high degree of objectivity to diagnosis of depression among adults and create opportunities for psychiatrists to craft more individualized and effective treatment plans. BIPOLAR SPEECH PATTERNS: A DIFFERENT KIND OF SUBTEXT 12 Smartphone apps that track speech patterns may soon help healthcare providers know when a patient is entering a manic or depressive episode. THAT'S NEWS 13 A roundup of news about neurology ON THE COVER PAGE 6

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