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abducens nerve paralysis

acalculia

acetylcholine receptor antibody

acquired immunodeficiency syndrome

acquired immunodeficiency syndrome dementia complex

adverse drug reaction

alternating rapid movement

alternating rapid movement, impaired

anorexia

anti Ma

anti Yo antibody

antistriational muscle antibody

applause sign

apraxia of eyelid opening

apraxia, constructional

ataxia telangiectasia

auditory evoked brainstem potentials

basal ganglia, lesion, bilateral

brainstem, dysfunction

carcinoma of prostate

CAT scan

CAT scan, abnormal

CAT scan, emission, abnormal

CAT scan, pelvis

cerebellar ataxia, autosomal recessive

cerebellar ataxia, hereditary

cerebellar ataxia, neuropathy and vestibular areflexia syndrome

cerebellar atrophy, primary

cerebellar atrophy, secondary

cerebellar degeneration

cerebellar disease, eye movement disorder in

cerebellar lesion

cerebellar vermis

cerebellum

cerebellum, disease of

cerebral cortical atrophy

cerebrospinal fluid, oligoclonal IgG in

Clinical Pathologic Conference(C.P.C.)

cognition

cogwheel pursuit movements

convergence, impaired

cortical-basal ganglionic degeneration

degenerative diseases of CNS

delay in diagnosis

dementia

dementia, rapidly progressive

disability, neurological

dizziness

down-beat nystagmus

down-beat nystagmus, primary position of gaze

electromyogram, decremental response

electronystagmography

electronystagmography, abnormal

emotional lability

encephalitis, autoimmune

encephalitis, brainstem

epidemiology of neurology

evoked potentials

eye closure

eye movement, disorders of

fine motor function, impaired

finger nose finger test

gammaglobulin therapy, intravenous

gaze palsy

gaze palsy, horizontal

gaze palsy, supranuclear

genetic neurologic disorders

heralding manifestation

human immunodeficiency virus type 1

human immunodeficiency virus type 1, asymptomatic

hummingbird sign

Huntington's chorea

Huntington's chorea, presymptomatic detection of

immunosuppressive agents

incoordination

insomnia

internuclear ophthalmoplegia

Jakob-Creutzfeldt disease

Jakob-Creutzfeldt disease, cerebellar variant

Jakob-Creutzfeldt disease, variant

Lewy body disease, diffuse

lid abnormalities

lid closure, weakness of

lid twitch

locked-in syndrome

lymphoma

lymphoma involving CNS

lymphoma, primary of CNS

masked facies

mediastinum, mass of

memory, defect of recent

memory, impairment of

mental status, abnormal

movement disorder, extrapyramidal

MRI

MRI, abnormal

MRI, contrast enhanced

MRI, false negative

MRI, negative

multiple sclerosis

multiple sclerosis, diagnosis of

myasthenia gravis, diagnosis

myasthenia gravis, differential diagnosis

myasthenia gravis, drug induced

myasthenia gravis, misdiagnosis of

myasthenia gravis, ocular

myasthenia gravis, presenting manifestations

myasthenia gravis, prognosis of

myasthenia gravis, remission of

myasthenia gravis, seronegative

myasthenia gravis, treatment of

nerve conduction studies

neurologic disease, diagnoses of

neurologic signs

neuromuscular blockade

neuromuscular disease, electrodiagnosis of

neuronopathy

neuroophthalmology

neuropathology

neuropathology, brain

neuropathy

neuropathy, sensory

nystagmus

nystagmus, cerebellar

nystagmus, gaze-paretic

nystagmus, periodic alternating

nystagmus, positional

nystagmus, retractorius

nystagmus, rotary

nystagmus, upbeating on upgaze

nystagmus, vertical

obsessive-compulsive disorder

ocular dysmetria

ocular motility, disorders of

oculogyric crisis

oculovestibular reflex

old age, neurology of

ophthalmoplegia

optokinetic nystagmus(O.K.N.)

optokinetic nystagmus, abnormal

orbicularis oculi muscle

paramedian pontine reticular formation

paraneoplastic cerebellar degeneration

Parkinson disease

Parkinson disease, atypical

Parkinson disease, axial symptoms

Parkinson disease, differential diagnosis of

Parkinson disease, L-dopa nonresponsive

Parkinson disease, postencephalitic

Parkinson disease, tremor, absence of

Parkinsonism syndrome

pelvic mass

penguin silhouette sign

penicillamine

personality change

plasmapheresis

pleocytosis of cerebrospinal fluid

positional head-hanging test

posterior cortical atrophy

preclinical

pretectal syndrome

primary lateral sclerosis

prion disease

prognosis

progressive neurologic disorder

progressive supranuclear palsy

pseudoabducens palsy

pseudobulbar palsy

pseudointernuclear ophthalmoplegia

psychomotor retardation

ptosis

ptosis, alternating

ptosis, bilateral

pupil, abnormality in neurologic disorders

pupil, ectopic-acquired

pursuit eye movements

pursuit eye movements, abnormal

pyramidal tract

pyramidal tract dysfunction

quadriparesis

quadriplegia

quinine

rapidly progressing neurologic illness

reading disorder, acquired

reading problem, causes of

real-time quaking-induced conversion

remote effect of cancer on the nervous system

repetitive nerve stimulation

saccadic eye movements

saccadic eye movements, abnormal

seizure

sensorineural hearing loss

sequencing difficulty

seronegative

simultanagnosia

sinemet

single photon emission computed tomography

single-fiber electromyography

speech disorder, non aphasic

speech, loss of

spinocerebellar ataxia

spinocerebellar ataxia type 2

spontaneous remission

square wave jerks

staggering

steroid

steroid therapy, CNS treatment and complications with

striatonigral degeneration

symmetric brain lesions

tensilon test, false negative

tensilon test, false positive

tensilon test, paradoxical

thalamus, lesion of-bilateral

third nerve

third nerve lesions, nuclear

third nerve palsy

thymectomy

thymoma

tongue, impaired movements of

treatment of neurologic disorder

vibratory sensation, abnormal

vision, blurred

visual symptoms

visuospatial disturbance

vitamin E deficiency

voice, abnormality of

walking frame

walking, difficulty with

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