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abducens nerve paralysis

abducens nerve paralysis, children

akinesia of eyelid function

akinetic mute

alexia without agraphia

alopecia

altered states of consciousness

Alzheimer's disease

ammonia

amnesia

amnesia, diencephalic

amnesic stroke

amyloid angiopathy, cerebral

anatomy of

anemia

aneurysm, posterior communicating artery

angiography, cerebral

aphasia, transcortical

applause sign

apraxia of eye movements

apraxia of eyelid opening

aqueduct of Sylvius, obstruction

aqueductal obstruction

areflexia

arm swing, reduced

arterial dissection, aorta

bacterial infection, CNS

barbiturate intoxication

basal ganglia, degeneration

basal ganglia, lesion of

basilar artery stenosis

behavioral disorder

bilirubin encephalopathy

blood pressure, asymmetric

brainstem, dysfunction

brainstem, dysfunction, eye movement disorders with

brainstem, glioma

brainstem, hemorrhage, primary

brainstem, infarction of

brainstem, lesion of

brainstem, neoplasms of

caloric testing, unconscious patient

carcinoma of breast

carcinoma of testis

cardiac arrest and resuscitation

carotid angiogram

CAT scan

CAT scan, abnormal

CAT scan, cerebrovascular disease

cataplexy

cavernous sinus

cavernous sinus, meningioma

central artery of Percheron

central nervous system, infection of

cerebellar disease, eye movement disorder in

cerebellar hemorrhage

cerebellar infarction

cerebellar lesion

cerebellum

cerebral cortex

cerebral cortical atrophy

cerebral dominance

cerebral embolism

cerebral embolism, cardiac origin

cerebral peduncle

cerebral venous thrombosis

cerebrospinal fluid

cerebrospinal fluid, abnormal

cerebrospinal fluid, elevated protein of

cerebrospinal fluid, gammaglobulin of

cerebrovascular accident

cerebrovascular accident, bilateral

cerebrovascular accident, prognosis in

Charcot's sign

chemotherapy, CNS treatment and complications with

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cognition

cogwheel pursuit movements

confusional state, acute

congenital ocular motor apraxia

conjugate gaze, forced

convergence, impaired

conversion reaction

corneal reflex, abnormal

cortical-basal ganglionic degeneration

cranial nerve palsies

cranial neuropathy, multiple

Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, genetic

cry, abnormal

cry, high-pitched

cultured skin fibroblasts

cysticercosis

cysticercosis, cerebral

cytosine arabinoside

decision aids

decision analysis

degenerative diseases of CNS

delay in diagnosis

dementia

dementia, frontotemporal

dementia, presenile

dementia, rapidly progressive

dementia, subcortical

dementia, thalamic

dementia, transmissible

demyelinating disease

depression

developmental retardation

diabetes insipidus

diagnostic criteria

diarrhea

diencephalic syndrome

diencephalon

differential diagnosis

double elevator palsy

down-beat nystagmus

down-beat nystagmus, primary position of gaze

downward deviation of eyes

downward gaze

downward gaze, paralysis of

drowsiness

drug induced neurologic disorders in children

electroencephalogram, abnormalities of

electroencephalogram, periodic complexes

electron microscopy

electronystagmography, abnormal

embolism

encephalitis, brainstem

encephalitis, St.Louis

encephalomyelitis

encephalopathy

encephalopathy, metabolic

extrapyramidal movement disorder, progressive

eye movement, disorders of

eyedness

facial movement disorder

fibrinolytic agents, complications

fibrinolytic agents, deterioration following

fibrinolytic agents, discontinuation

fine motor function, impaired

fracture, long bone

frontal lobe, pathologic signs of

gait disorder

gait, apraxic

gastrointestinal disease, neurologic complications

gaze deviation

gaze palsy

gaze palsy, horizontal

gaze palsy, pontine

gaze palsy, supranuclear

gaze palsy, vertical

gene mutation

genetic neurologic disorders

glabellar sign

glioma

globus pallidus, lesion of

globus pallidus, lesion of, bilateral

glycogen storage disease

gram positive rod

granulomatous disease

grasp reflex

Guillain Barre syndrome

headache, progressive

hearing loss

hemiakathisia

hemianopia

hemianopia, homonymous

hemichorea

hemiparesis

hemiplegia

hemorrhage, periventricular

hemorrhage, thalamic

hepatic encephalopathy

hepatic encephalopathy, acute

hepatomegaly

hepatosplenomegaly

heralding manifestation

Horner's syndrome

hummingbird sign

hydrocephalus

hydrocephalus, non-communicating(obstructive)

hyperammonemic encephalopathy

hyperbilirubinemia

hyperbilirubinemia, CNS abnormality after

hyperpigmentation of skin

hypothalamus, damage to

hypothalamus, disturbance of

hypoxic encephalopathy

inborn errors of metabolism

intellectual deterioration

internuclear ophthalmoplegia

internuclear ophthalmoplegia, bilateral

internuclear ophthalmoplegia, bilateral wall-eyed

internuclear ophthalmoplegia, unilateral

intestinal biopsy

intracerebral hemorrhage

intracerebral hemorrhage, location of

intracerebral hemorrhage, volume

intracranial pressure, increased

intraventricular hemorrhage

inverted writing

iododeoxyuridine

Jakob-Creutzfeldt disease

jaundice

jaw jerk, abnormal

kernicterus

Korsakoff's psychosis

lactic acidemia

L-dopa

leukemia

leukemia, neurologic findings assoc.with

leukocytosis

leukoencephalopathy

lid abnormalities

lid closure, weakness of

lid twitch

light-near dissociation, causes of

limbic encephalitis

lipid storage disorder of CNS

locked-in syndrome

lymphadenopathy

lymphoma involving CNS

masked facies

memory, defect of recent

memory, impairment of

meningioma

meningitis, aseptic

mental retardation

mental status, abnormal

mesencephalic artery syndrome

midbrain, infarction of

midbrain, lesion of

midbrain, neoplasm of

migraine

migraine, equivalents

movement disorder, extrapyramidal

MRI

MRI, abnormal

MRI, angiography

MRI, CAT scan compared to

MRI, diffusion weighted

MRI, high signal foci on

MRI, high signal intensity of basal ganglia

multiple system atrophy

mutism

myasthenia gravis

myasthenia gravis, drug induced

myasthenia gravis, prognosis of

myasthenia gravis, treatment of

neoplasm, posterior fossa

neoplasm, primary intracerebral

neoplasm, primary of CNS

neoplasm, primary of CNS-treatment of

neurologic complications of, systemic disease

neurologic disease, diagnoses of

neurologic signs

neuromuscular blockade

neuroophthalmology

neuropathology

neuropathology, brain

nystagmus, cerebellar

nystagmus, gaze-paretic

nystagmus, pendular

nystagmus, primary position of gaze

nystagmus, retractorius

nystagmus, rotary

nystagmus, upbeating-in primary position of gaze

nystagmus, vertical

obesity

obsessive-compulsive disorder

ocular dysmetria

ocular motility, disorders of

ocular myopathy

ocular myopathy, differential diagnosis

oculogyric crisis

oculomasticatory myorhythmia

Ommaya reservoir

one and a half syndrome

one and a half syndrome, vertical

ophthalmoplegia

ophthalmoplegia, neonatal

ophthalmoplegia, total

opisthotonus

optokinetic nystagmus, abnormal

oral contraceptives

oral contraceptives, cerbrovascular disease and

oral contraceptives, neurologic complications with

orbicularis oculi muscle

orbit

orbit, venography of

ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency

Parkinson disease, atypical

Parkinson disease, axial symptoms

Parkinson disease, L-dopa nonresponsive

Parkinson disease, postencephalitic

Parkinson disease, tremor, absence of

Parkinsonism syndrome

PAS positive

PAS positive material in the brain

penguin silhouette sign

pineal, calcification of

pineal, neoplasm

pinealoma

pleocytosis of cerebrospinal fluid

pleurisy

pneumoencephalogram(PEG)

pneumonia

pons, infarction of

posterior cerebral artery

posterior cerebral artery embolism

posterior cerebral artery territory infarction

premature infant, problems in

pretectal area

pretectal syndrome

prognosis

progressive multifocal leucoencephalopathy

progressive neurologic disorder

progressive supranuclear palsy

pseudoabducens palsy

pseudobulbar palsy

pseudointernuclear ophthalmoplegia

psychiatric disorder

psychiatric problems in neurologic disorders

psychomotor retardation

pupil, abnormality in neurologic disorders

pupil, ectopic-acquired

pupil, light reflex, abnormal

pure motor hemiplegia

pure sensory stroke

pursuit eye movements, abnormal

radial pulse, unilateral decrease of

radiation therapy, CNS treatment and complications with

rapidly progressing neurologic illness

reading disorder, acquired

reading problem, causes of

release phenomena

remote effect of cancer on the nervous system

saccadic eye movements

saccadic eye movements, abnormal

sedimentation rate, elevated

seizure

sensorimotor stroke

sensorineural hearing loss

sequencing difficulty

setting sun phenomena

sinemet

skew deviation

skull x-ray, abnormal

sleep

slow virus infection of CNS

superior oblique palsy

superior sagittal sinus thrombosis

symmetric brain lesions

syncope

synkinesis

synucleinopathy

syphilis, neurologic complications with

systemic illness

systemic lupus erythematosus

thalamomesencephalic stroke

thalamus

thalamus, infarction of

thalamus, infarction, bilateral

thalamus, lesion of-bilateral

third nerve

third nerve lesions, nuclear

third nerve misdirection

third nerve palsy

third nerve palsy, bilateral

third nerve palsy, partial

tissue plasminogen activator, intravenous

top of the basilar syndrome

treatment of neurologic disorder

tremor

tremulousness

trigeminal neuropathy

trochlear nerve

trochlear nerve palsy

tuberculosis

uncal herniation

unconsciousness

unconsciousness, transient

upgaze

upgaze, paralysis of

upgaze, paralysis of-unilateral

upward deviation of eyes

urea-cycle enzymopathies

uveitis

vaccination, neurologic complications with

vertical gaze

vertical writing

vincristine neurotoxicity

viral infection, CNS

vision, blurred

visual acuity, decreased

walking, difficulty with

weakness, progressive

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