Neurological Disease

 

Neurological Disease

Clinical neurology is a diverse and complex subject.

History, symptoms and signs of Neurological Disease

The methods of recording the history and basic examination are outside the scope of this chapter. Notes should read chronologically and portray the story given by the patient, or relative. Pattern recognition - interpretation of history, symptoms and examination - is very reliable. Practical experience is vital. There are three critical questions:

  1. What is/are the site(s) of the lesion(s)?
  2. What is the likely pathology?
  3. Does a recognizable disease fit this pattern?

This is the essence of clinical diagnosis.

Neurological examination

Alphabetical list of Neurological Disorder

     

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Neurological examination
Anosmia
Cranial nerves
Horner's syndrome
Olfactory nerve
Optic nerve and visual system
Optic neuritis
Papilloedema
Pupil
Nervous System Disorders
Epilepsy
Cerebral stroke
Transient ischaemic attack
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Myasthenia gravis
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Alzheimer's disease
Trigeminal neuralgia
 
     

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