CEREBELLAR ATAXIA: A GUIDE FOR THE MEDICAL …

CEREBELLAR ATAXIA: A GUIDE FOR THE MEDICAL PROFESSION Cerebellar ataxia can be thought of as a syndrome which has many different causes, the commonest in the UK being multiple sclerosis and alcoholic cerebellar

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Lower Limb Neurological Examination - …

Lower Limb Neurological Examination Prepare patient • Introduction • Position lying in bed with lower limbs exposed. Cover groin. General Inspection

Cerebrovascular Accident (Stroke) - ambonsall.com

Cerebra l Infarction Syndrome s Symptoms and Signs Anterior cerebral artery (uncommon) Contralateral hemiparesis (maximal in the leg), urinary incontinence,

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neurosTaTus - WAA Apheresis Registry

3 neurosTaTus Definitions Assessment of impairment/disability 0 = normal 1 = signs only 2 = mild, clinically detectable numbness, facial weakness, dysarthria or cranial nerve deficits of which patient is aware

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Assessing and referring childhood cancers thebmj Neuro- blastoma Wilms' tumour Leukaemia Brain or CNS cancer Primary care investigation within 48 hours

Assessing the Stroke Patient - mc.vanderbilt.edu

Cincinnati Pre-Hospital Stroke Scale • May be done by EMS oOne of many o F – facial droop on one side o A – arm drift (hold a pizza box, close your eyes)

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