Neurology — Flashcards

The definitive diagnosis of ALS requires the demonstration of upper and lower motor neurone degeneration in at least _____ areas

Patients with oligodendroglioma commonly present with several years of antecedent neurologic complaints, often including _____.

Edema of the eyelids and chemosis is seen in _____, which is a cause of acute inflammatory proptosis

Confirmation of Segawa syndrome is by _____ assay for BH4 and Neopterin,which are significantly low

If symptoms of Myasthenia gravis remain restricted to EOMs for >_____ years, then the patient's are said to have ocular MG

How long does it take for neuropraxia to recover?_____

Treatment of choice in Wilson's disease with neuropsychiatric manifestation is _____

What is the most common inflammatory myopathy in patients >65 years?_____

What does CADASIL stand for?_____

What is the EEG finding seen in frontal lobe epilepsy where patients usually have nighttime bicycling movements and seizures in sleep?