Neurology

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Clinical Neurology - for medical school exams
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February 2021

2020/2021
Contains in depth yet concise notes covering all of clinical neurology - contains up to date guidance, and covers neuropathology. Notes written earned me top decile in medical school exams and are written on background of being awarded the Cambridge University Neuroscience Prize.
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Lecture notes

Cranial nerves IX X XI XII
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July 2015

2014/2015
Lecture notes of cranial nerves 9, 10, 11, 12 Clinical Examination Component sensitive visceral Clinical aspects etc...
DRzaiter
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Lecture notes

Upper-motor-neuron-syndrome
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July 2015

2014/2015
lecture notes about upper motor neuron syndrome -Corticospinal tract -Internal capsule -Corticospinal tract in the internal capsule -Pyramidal decussation -Corticobulbar tract -Upper motor neuron syndrome signs -Types of hypertonia -Pathological reflexes -Babinski reflex -Clonus -Synkinezias -Spinal shock and diaschisis
DRzaiter
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Lecture notes

Thrombosis-of-cerebral-veins-and-venous-sinuses
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July 2015

2014/2015
this is a lecture notes for Thrombosis-of-cerebral-veins-and-venous-sinuses, very easy explination, well organized and with pictures as well it contain the following: -anatomy -Superficial venous system -Deep venous system -Cerebral dural venous sinuses -Cerebral veins and sinuses thrombosis (CVST) -Pathophysiology -Causes and risk factors -Septic thrombophlebitis -Diagnosis -Clinical aspects of CVST – -Isolated thrombosis of cortical veins -Superior sagittal sinus thrombo...
DRzaiter
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Cranial nerves I II V VII
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July 2015

2014/2015
lecture notes about thrombosis of cerebral veins and venous sinuses: plus pictures it provide great explination for the following : -anatomy -Superficial venous system -Deep venous system -Cerebral dural venous sinuses -CVST -Pathophysiology -Causes and risk factors -Septic thrombophlebitis -Diagnosis -Clinical aspects of CVST -Headache -Isolated thrombosis of cortical veins -Superior sagittal sinus thrombosis -Neuroimaging -Dense clot sign -CT venography -MRI -Acut...
DRzaiter
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Lecture notes

Coma
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July 2015

2011/2012
full explanation about coma , neurological examination, types, treatment, pathophysiology and more
DRzaiter
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Lecture notes

Cerebellum
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July 2015

2014/2015
this file include lecture notes for the cerebellum which includes: Cerebellar Function -ANATOMY -Cerebellar Peduncles -STRUCTURE -Cerebellar Cortex -Cerebellar Nuclei -Afferent Fibers -Efferent Fibers -Functional Divisions of The Cerebellum -cell types -Neuronal Circuitry of The Cerebellum -Mossy Fibers -PURKINJE CELLS -Climbing Fibers -Cerebellar Input Pathways -Cerebellar Output Pathways -Archicerebellum -Paleocerebellum -Neocerebellum -Dyssynergia -Dysm...
DRzaiter
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Lecture notes

Basal ganglia 1
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July 2015

2014/2015
this lecture notes include: -the striatium -Physiology of Basal Ganglia -Pathophysiology of Movement Disorders -Dopamine Metabolism -Disorders of basal ganglia -Definitions/Terms -Movement Disorders Diagnosis -Classification of Movement Disorders -Hyperkinesias xHypokinesias -Clinical manifestations of basal ganglia disorders -Definitions and Key Features of Movements Disorders -Bradykinesia -Hypokinesia -Extrapyramidal rigidity
DRzaiter
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Basal ganglia 2
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July 2015

2014/2015
NEUROANATOMY AND FUNCTION Role of Basal Ganglia motor structures of the basal ganglia Motor Functions of Basal Ganglia Organization of Basal Ganglia Afferents to Basal Ganglia Regions of the Cerebral Cortex That Project To The Corpus Striatum Input In Circuits of Basal Ganglia Output of Basal Ganglia to Inferior Structures Modulation of Striatum DOPAMINE
DRzaiter
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