1. Asymptomatic sequelae to acute sarin poisoning in the central and autonomic nervous system 6 months after the Tokyo subway attack

   • K. Murata
   • Shunichi Araki
   • Roberta F. White

   Original communication Pages: 601 - 606

2. Dissociated neglect for objective and subjective sizes

   • S. Ishiai
   • Yasumasa Koyama
   • Takahiro Nakayama

   Original communication Pages: 607 - 612

3. Abnormal calcium metabolism in myotonic dystrophy as shown by the Ellsworth-Howard test and its relation to CTG triplet repeat length

   • M. Kinoshita
   • T. Komori
   • K. Hirose

   Original communication Pages: 613 - 622

4. Psychogenic pseudoptosis

   • J. W. Hop
   • C. J. M. Frijns
   • J. van Gijn

   Original communication Pages: 623 - 624

5. Criteria for early detection of conduction block in multifocal motor neuropathy (MMN): a study based on control populations and follow-up of MMN patients

   • Alberto Cappellari
   • Eduardo Nobile-Orazio
   • S. Barbieri

   Original communication Pages: 625 - 630

6. Facial palsy in multiple sclerosis

   • T. Fukazawa
   • F. Moriwaka
   • K. Tashiro

   Original communication Pages: 631 - 633

7. Level of transforming growth factor beta 1 is elevated in cerebrospinal fluid of children with acute bacterial meningitis

   • C.-C. Huang
   • Ying-Chao Chang
   • Shan-Tair Wang

   Original communication Pages: 634 - 638

8. Ocular palsies in the absence of other neurological or ocular symptoms: analysis of 105 cases

   • A. P. Batocchi
   • A. Evoli
   • P. Tonali

   Original communication Pages: 639 - 645

9. Difference in P300 latency in two types of leukoaraiosis

   • Minoru Oishi
   • Yoko Mochizuki
   • Toshiaki Takasu

   Original communication Pages: 646 - 650

10. Slower recovery of muscle phosphocreatine in malignant hyperthermia-susceptible individuals assessed by ³¹P-MR spectroscopy

    • K. Monsieurs
    • L. Heytens
    • Leo Bossaert

    Original communication Pages: 651 - 656

11. Evolution of cardiac abnormalities in Becker muscular dystrophy over a 13-year period

    • E. M. Hoogerwaard
    • Willem G. de Voogt
    • Marianne de Visser

    Original communication Pages: 657 - 663

12. Slowly progressive isolated dysarthria: longitudinal course, speech features, and neuropsychological deficits

    • Inge de Koning
    • Pieter A. van Doorn
    • H. R. van Dongen

    Letter to the editors Pages: 664 - 666

13. Vigabatrin-induced optic neuropathy

    • Kevin Crofts
    • R. Brennan
    • Gerard O’Connor

    Letter to the editors Pages: 666 - 667