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CNS tumours
What are the signs and syptoms of...,
What investigations would you do ...,
What are 2 features of an olfacto...
30
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Bell's palsy
Define,
Describe the onset of bells palsy,
What is the aetiology of bells palsy
21
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Cluster Headache
Define cluster headache,
How common is cluster headache,
What is the aetiology of cluster ...
20
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Encephalitis
Define encephalitis,
What of encephalitis cases have a...,
What are the most common causes o...
14
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Epilepsy
Which of the following are most a...,
The patient stops convulsing afte...,
Define epilepsy
30
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Guillain-Barre syndrome
Define guillain barre syndrome,
How common is guillain barre synd...,
What is the aetiology of gbs
25
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Huntington's disease
Define huntingtons disease,
What is the aetiology of huntingt...,
What are the risk factors for hun...
14
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Horner's Syndrome
Where is the pathophysiology most...,
You suspect a third nerve lesion ...,
After completing the examination ...
16
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Hydrocephalus
Where is csf produced,
Where is csf absorbed,
Describe the ventricles of the brain
22
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Idiopathic intracranial hypertension
Define iih,
What are the risk factors for iih,
Which medications predispose to iih
7
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Migraine
Define migraine,
What is the international headach...,
What are the risk factors for mig...
26
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Motor neurone disease
Define motor neuron disease,
What are the other names for mnd,
How common is mnd who is usually ...
21
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Lumbar puncture
Define lumbar puncture,
What are the indications for a lu...,
List some contraindications to lp
7
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Meningitis
Define meningitis,
What are the risk factors for men...,
What pathogens is each of these a...
34
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Myasthenia Gravis
Define myasthenia gravis,
What is the aetiology of mg,
What is the pathophysiology of mg
21
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Multiple Sclerosis
Define multiple sclerosis,
What are the two phenotypes of ms,
Who is most affected by ms
35
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Ménière's disease
Define menieres disease,
How common is menieres disease,
What is the aetiology of menieres...
8
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Neurofibromatosis
Define neurofibromatosis,
How common is neurofibromatosis a...,
What is the aetiology of neurofib...
14
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Parkinson's Disease
Define parkinsons disease,
What is the aetiology of parkinso...,
Describe the pathophysiology of p...
45
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Raised intracranial pressure
List the risk factors for raised ...,
Define raised intracranial pressure,
What csf pressure is classified a...
12
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Spinal cord compression (incl. cauda equina)
Describe the dermatomes of the lo...,
What are the most common causes o...,
How does intervertebral disc dise...
33
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Stroke
Define stroke,
What are the risk factors for isc...,
What are the risk factors for hae...
41
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Transient ischaemic attacks (TIA)
What initial investigations would...,
As well as urgent investigation o...,
Define tia
18
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Trigeminal Neuralgia
Define trigeminal neuralgia,
Describe the characteristics of t...,
Is trigeminal neuralgia unilatera...
14
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Tension headache
Define tension headache,
How common are tension headaches,
What is the pathophysiology of te...
16
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Wernicke's encephalopathy
Define wernickes encephalopathy,
What is the triad of wernickes en...,
What is the epidemiology of werni...
14
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Acute Neurological Presentations
Describe the epidemiology of head...,
What are the common causes of hea...,
Does the brain have sensation
42
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MedEd Cranial Nerves and Ophthalmology
Main 3 cn conditions that could c...,
Differentials for cn exam,
Conjunctivitis symptoms
41
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MedEd Neuro Lecture
Ms where and what,
Symptoms of ms,
Optic neuritis
44
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