Neurology

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What are the possible causes of epilepsy?

What are the possible causes of epilepsy?

What is epilepsy?

What is epilepsy?

A 60-year-old man presents to the emergency department with sudden-onset right-sided weakness and difficulty speaking. His symptoms began approximately 2 hours ago. On examination, you note right hemiparesis and expressive aphasia. His blood pressure is within normal limits, and there are no signs of trauma. A non-contrast CT scan of the head shows no acute abnormalities. What is the most likely diagnosis?

What does it indicate when, during the Latent Paresis test (Mingazzini Strumpel test), the patient’s left arm and leg exhibit weakness and descend (like shown on the picture)?

What does it indicate when, during the Latent Paresis test (Mingazzini Strumpel test), the patient’s left arm and leg exhibit weakness and descend (like shown on the picture)?

Why is the Mingazzini Strumpel test, also known as the Latent Paresis test, used in neurological examination?

Why is the Mingazzini Strumpel test, also known as the Latent Paresis test, used in neurological examination?

What is the meaning of the term quadriplegic?

What is the meaning of the term quadriplegic?

What is the meaning of the term monoparesis?

What is the meaning of the term monoparesis?

What is the primary difference between paralysis and plegia?

Which cranial nerves structures receive unilateral innervation from the motor cortex via the corticobulbar tract?

Which cranial nerves structures receive unilateral innervation from the motor cortex via the corticobulbar tract?

Where does the pyramidal decussation of the corticospinal tract primarily occur?

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