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1Diseases causing sudden uni- or bilateral visual disturbancePreview →2Coverings of the brain and spinal cordPreview →3Cisterns, sinuses and cerebral veinsPreview →4Features of the Cerebrospinal FluidPreview →5Arterial blood supply of the brainPreview →6Cerebral blood flow, cerebral blood volume, cerebral oxygen and glucose metabolismPreview →7Anatomy of the arteries and veins in the neckPreview →8Disturbances of olfaction and their causesPreview →9Anatomy of the visual system and the types of visual field defectsPreview →10Papilledema and its differential diagnosisPreview →11Diagnostic significance of pathological changes in the fundusPreview →12Causes and differential diagnosis of diplopiaPreview →13Classification and features of nystagmusPreview →14Topic 14. Gaze disturbances and their localizing significancesPreview →15Anatomy of the olfactory nervePreview →16Anatomy of the oculomotor nervePreview →17Anatomy of the trochlear nervePreview →18Anatomy of the Abducent Nerve — CN VIPreview →19Anatomy of the trigeminal nervePreview →20Diagnosis and treatment of trigeminal neuralgiaPreview →21Anatomy of the facial nervePreview →22Differentiation of central from peripheral type of facial palsyPreview →23Causes and treatment of peripheral facial palsyPreview →24Anatomy of the vestibulocochlear nervePreview →25The most important causes and the treatment of tinnitusPreview →26Symptoms and signs of central and peripheral vestibular lesionPreview →27Vestibular neuronitisPreview →28Ménière’s disease and its treatmentPreview →29Treatment of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV)Preview →30Anatomy and clinical signs of the lesion of the glossopharyngeal nervePreview →31Anatomy of the vagal nervePreview →32The causes of disturbances of swallowingPreview →33Differentiation of pseudobulbar and bulbar palsiesPreview →34Anatomy and clinical signs of lesion of the hypoglossal nervePreview →35Anatomy of frontal and prefrontal lobes and signs of their lesionsPreview →36Anatomy of the parietal lobe and signs of its lesionPreview →37Anatomy of the temporal lobe and signs of its lesionPreview →38Anatomy and symptomatology of the occipital lobePreview →39Differentiation of central from peripheral type of motor neuron lesionPreview →40The anatomical course of the pyramidal tract and signs of its lesionPreview →41Anatomy of cerebellum and its most important connectionsPreview →42Clinical signs of cerebellar lesionsPreview →43Anatomy of spinal cordPreview →44Important dermatomes and reflex-segmentsPreview →45Signs of spinal cord transsectionPreview →46Superficial reflexesPreview →47Tendon reflexes and their pathological alterationsPreview →48Grasping and sucking reflexesPreview →49Types of sensation and their receptorsPreview →50Classification and anatomy of the sensory systemPreview →51Classification of sensation disturbancesPreview →52Definition of aphasia and its most important typesPreview →53Definition of apraxia and its localizing significance. Examination of praxiaPreview →54Alexia, agraphia, acalculia, amusiaPreview →55Definition and types of agnosia. Anosognosia, spatial agnosia, prosopagnosia. Gerstmann’s syndromePreview →56The definition of epilepsy and its classificationPreview →57Differential diagnosis of epileptic seizuresPreview →58Partial epilepsy — seizure typesPreview →59The complex partial epileptic seizurePreview →60Types of generalized epileptic seizuresPreview →61General principles of the treatment of the epilepsiesPreview →62The commonest antiepileptics and their indicationsPreview →63Treatment of partial seizuresPreview →64Treatment of grand mal seizuresPreview →65Most frequent causes of symptomatic epileptic seizuresPreview →66Practical measures in epileptic seizuresPreview →67Therapy of Status EpilepticusPreview →68Epilepsy, driver’s license and limitations in certain professionsPreview →69Possibilities of collateral blood supply of brainPreview →70Significance of the blood-brain barrierPreview →71The risk factors of ischemic cerebrovascular diseasesPreview →72Classification of cerebrovascular diseasesPreview →73Clinical symptoms and signs of transient ischemic attack (TIA)Preview →74Cerebral embolismPreview →75Symptoms and signs of occlusion of the anterior cerebral arteryPreview →76Clinical features of occlusion of the middle cerebral arteryPreview →77Symptoms and signs of posterior cerebral artery and internal carotid artery occlusionsPreview →78Symptoms and signs of perfusion disturbances in vertebrobasilar territoryPreview →79Neurological examinations performed in the case of suspected circulatory disturbancePreview →80Medical / non-neurological examinations in suspected circulatory disturbance of the brainPreview →81Work up of transient ischemic attack — TIAPreview →82Treatment of acute ischemic cerebrovascular diseasesPreview →83Indications and contraindications of thrombolysisPreview →84Time windows in acute ischemic strokePreview →85Mechanical thrombectomy in ischemic strokePreview →86Indications and contraindications in carotid endarterectomy and stentingPreview →87Significance of carotid Doppler ultrasound examinationPreview →88Significance of transcranial Doppler ultrasound (TCD) in cerebrovascular diseasesPreview →89Significance of transcranial Doppler ultrasound (TCD) in cerebrovascular diseasesPreview →90Etiology, pathology and prognosis of intracerebral hemorrhagePreview →91Etiology, pathology and prognosis of intracerebral hemorrhagePreview →92Tasks of general practitioners in acute cerebrovascular accidentsPreview →93Conservative treatment and care of patients with chronic cerebrovascular diseasesPreview →94Prevention of cerebrovascular diseasesPreview →95The hypertonic crisis and its treatmentPreview →96Significance and treatment of hypotensionPreview →97Diseases due to disturbances of venous circulation of the brain and their treatmentPreview →98Clinical features of subarachnoid hemorrhagesPreview →99Diagnostic strategy in subarachnoid hemorrhagePreview →100Therapy and prognosis of subarachnoid hemorrhagePreview →101Case history of the headache patientsPreview →102Types of headachePreview →103Clinical examinations in headachePreview →104General principles of treatment of headachesPreview →105Significance, clinical characteristics and treatment of tension-type headachePreview →106The cluster headache and its treatmentPreview →107Classification and clinical symptomatology of migrainePreview →108Treatment and prevention of migraine attackPreview →109Differential diagnosis of unusual headache of sudden onsetPreview →110110 - Signs in the case history and in the findings of special examinations of patients with headache refer to serious diseasesPreview →111111 - Classification of disturbances of consciousnessPreview →112112 - Glasgow coma scalePreview →113113 - Examination of unconscious patientPreview →114114 - Differential diagnosis of disturbances of consciousness, except stupor and comaPreview →115115 - The most frequent causes of disturbance of consciousnessPreview →116116 - Physical and simple laboratory examinations to be done in disturbances of consciousnessPreview →117The most frequent non-neurological diseases that cause disturbances of consciousness, and their therapyPreview →118118 - Symptomatology and criteria of brain deathPreview →119119 - Acute inflammatory diseases of leptomeninx pathogenic agents and route of infectionPreview →120120 - Characteristics of the most important bacterial meningitidesPreview →121121 - Diagnostic procedures and treatment in meningitidesPreview →122Prognosis and complications of acute purulent meningitisPreview →123123 - Etiology and clinical picture of brain abscessPreview →124124 - Viral meningitis and its therapyPreview →125125 - Diagnosis and treatment of encephalitidesPreview →126126 - Post-vaccinal and post-infective encephalomyelitidesPreview →127127 - Neurological complications of herpes zosterPreview →128128 - Clinical features, diagnosis of Lyme diseasePreview →129129 - Neuroborreliosis and its treatmentPreview →130130 - TetanusPreview →131131 - Cerebrospinal syphilisPreview →132132 - Neurological consequences of AIDS, and their therapyPreview →133133 - The most important neurologic diseases causing dementiaPreview →134134 - The most important neurologic diseases causing depressionPreview →135135 - Performance of cisternal and lumbar puncture, indications and contraindicationsPreview →136136 - The causes of blood-tinged CSFPreview →137137 - Disturbances of the circulation of the cerebrospinal fluid; normal pressure hydrocephalusPreview →138138 - Examinations of patients with craniocerebral traumasPreview →139139 - Epidural hematomaPreview →140140 - Symptomatology, differential diagnosis and treatment of subdural hematomaPreview →141141 - Differentiation and therapy of cerebral concussion and contusionPreview →142142 - Definition, diagnosis, therapy and possible late consequence of cerebral contusionPreview →143143 - Clinical features and symptomatic therapy of brain tumorsPreview →144144 - The most frequent sources of cerebral metastases and the conservative treatment of metastasesPreview →145145 - Pathogenesis, types and significance of brain edema in ischaemic brain lesions and brain tumorsPreview →146146 - Treatment of brain edemaPreview →147147 - Clinical features of expanding intracranial massPreview →148148 - Types and clinical signs of brain shiftPreview →149149 - The most important forms of nonpharmacological treatment of painPreview →150150 - Paraneoplastic syndromes in neurologyPreview →151151 - Significance of ECG and echocardiography in neurologyPreview →152152 - Electroencephalography and its diagnostic significancePreview →153153 - EEG findings in inflammatory diseases of the CNSPreview →154154 - EEG findings in metabolic encephalopathy, intoxicationPreview →155155 - Significance of evoked potentialsPreview →156156 - EMG indications and typical pathological findingsPreview →157157 - ENG indications and typical pathological findingsPreview →158158 - Indications, contraindications and complications of angiographyPreview →159159 - The computed tomography (CT)Preview →160160 - MRI investigation in neurologyPreview →161161 - Positron emission tomography (PET)Preview →162162 - Classification of polyneuropathiesPreview →163Causes and clinical symptomatology of polyneuropathiesPreview →164Treatment of polyneuropathiesPreview →165Polyneuropathies caused by drugsPreview →166Clinical symptomatology and treatment of diabetic and alcoholic polyneuropathiesPreview →167Neurological consequences of cervical and lumbar spondylosisPreview →168Differential diagnostic aspects of cervicobrachialgiaPreview →169Cervical and thoracic disk diseases causing radicular syndromes and their treatmentPreview →170Etiology and therapy of myelopathiesPreview →171Syringomyelia and syringobulbiaPreview →172Determination of Segment Affected in Spinal Cord LesionsPreview →173Compulsory examinations — special interventions and non-neurological examinations — in lower back painPreview →174General symptomatology of disk herniationPreview →175Conservative treatment of sciaticaPreview →176Conservative treatment of sciaticaPreview →177S1, L5 radicular syndromes; ancillary investigationsPreview →178Differential diagnostic aspects of lower back painPreview →179Practical approach to acute traumatic paraplegiaPreview →180Indications of urgent surgical treatment in disk herniationPreview →181Symptoms of conus lesion and cauda equina syndromePreview →182Causes and differentiation of paraparesis of the lower extremitiesPreview →183Differentiation of organic and psychogenic paralysisPreview →184Disturbances of bladder functionPreview →185Disturbances of rectal and genital innervationPreview →186Signs of palsy of tibial and peroneal nervesPreview →187Clinical signs and treatment of lesion of the brachial plexusPreview →188Clinical signs and treatment of palsy of median, ulnar and radial nervesPreview →189Amyotrophic lateral sclerosisPreview →190The symptoms and most frequent causes of femoral nerve lesions; diabetic amyotrophyPreview →191Carpal tunnel and ulnar entrapment syndromes and their treatmentPreview →192Guillain-Barré syndromePreview →193Neurological complications and therapy of chronic alcoholismPreview →194Special problems of childbirth in neurological diseasesPreview →195Neurological complications in chronic dialysed patientsPreview →196Neuropsychiatric complications of autoimmune diseasesPreview →197Etiology and pathology of multiple sclerosisPreview →198Clinical signs and course of multiple sclerosisPreview →199Initial signs and symptoms, course and prognosis of multiple sclerosisPreview →200Special types of multiple sclerosisPreview →201Treatment of multiple sclerosisPreview →202Classification and clinical symptomatology of extrapyramidal syndromesPreview →203Clinical signs and symptoms of Parkinsonian syndromePreview →204Treatment of Parkinsonian syndromePreview →205Spastic torticollisPreview →206Chorea minor and chorea gravidarumPreview →207Pathophysiology and clinical signs of myasthenia gravisPreview →208Therapy of myasthenia gravis, crises in myastheniaPreview →209Drugs contraindicated in myasthenia gravisPreview →210Classification of myositidesPreview →211Classification and clinical signs of motor neurone diseasesPreview →212Classification of muscular dystrophiesPreview →213Muscular dystrophies and their genetic aspectsPreview →214Immunosuppressive treatment in neurologyPreview →215Plasmapheresis in neurological diseasesPreview →216Drugs used in the prevention of cerebrovascular diseases and their side effectsPreview →217The most important analgesics and their side effectsPreview →218Steroid therapy in neurological diseases and its side effectsPreview →219Side effects of the antiparkinsonian drugsPreview →220The most frequent neurological side effects of the muscle relaxantsPreview →221The most frequent neurological side effects of the neurolepticsPreview →222Side effects of the most frequently used antiepileptic drugsPreview →223The most important drugs decreasing the threshold for epileptic seizuresPreview →224The most important drugs producing extrapyramidal and motor side effectsPreview →225Prion diseasesPreview →226Normal human sleepPreview →227Insomnias: diagnosis, symptoms, therapyPreview →228Obstructive sleep apnea and its therapyPreview →229NarcolepsyPreview →230Restless legs syndromePreview →231PolysomnographyPreview →

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