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acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, multiphasic

agitation

alternating hemiplegia

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amimia

amyloid angiopathy, cerebral

angiitis

angiitis, granulomatous of CNS

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angiography, cerebral, negative

angiography, posterior fossa

anorexia

antibiotics, neurologic complications with

anticardiolipin antibodies

anticonvulsants

anticonvulsants, discontinuation in seizure-free epileptics

antiphospholipid antibodies

antiphospholipid antibody syndrome

aphasia

aphasia, progressive

aqueduct of Sylvius, obstruction

auditory and vestibular pathways

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basal ganglia, calcification of

basal ganglia, infarction

basilar artery occlusion

behavior, combative

behavioral disorder

bilateral periventricular nodular heterotopia

brain biopsy, stereotaxic

brainstem, dysfunction

brainstem, hemorrhage, primary

brainstem, infarction of

burning feet, differential diagnosis of

calcification, gyral

calcification, intracranial

calcium channel dysfunction

carotid artery stenosis

carotid artery stenosis, intracranial

CAT scan, disappearing lesion on

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CAT scan, false negative

CAT scan, ring sign

CAT scan, serial

cataracts

central nervous system, infection of

central pontine myelinolysis

cerebellar atrophy, secondary

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cerebral autosomal dominate arteriopathy with subcortical infarction and leukoencephalopathy

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cerebral infarction

cerebral infarction, hemorrhagic

cerebral infarction, small, deep

cerebral infarction, subcortical

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cerebrovascular accident, recurrent

cerebrovascular accident, women

cerebrovascular accident, young adult

cerebrovascular disease

cerebrovascular disease, surgical treatment of

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cornea, opacity of

corneal dystrophy

corpus callosotomy

corpus callosum, lesion of

cortical blindness

cortical infarction

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cysticercosis

cysticercosis, cerebral

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disability, neurological

dizziness

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encephalopathy

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facial nerve palsy

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familial hemiplegic migraine

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gnathostomiasis

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headache

headache, recurrent

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hearing loss

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hemiatrophy, cerebral

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hemispherectomy

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human immunodeficiency virus type 1

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hypertensive encephalopathy, venous

intellectual deterioration

internal capsule

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intracerebral hemorrhage, multiple

intracerebral hemorrhage, recurrent

intracerebral hemorrhage, young adult

intracranial hypertension, benign

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ketogenic diet

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lateral medullary syndrome

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leukemia

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level of consciousness, decreased

life expectancy

linear lesion

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lymphadenopathy, hilar

lymphoma involving CNS

lymphoma, primary of CNS

lymphomatoid granulomatosis

malformation, vascular

malformation, vascular, cerebral

medulla oblongata, infarction of

medulla oblongata, lesion of

melanoma, malignant

MELAS syndrome

memory, defect of recent

memory, impairment of

meningeal enhancement

meningismus

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meningitis, aseptic

meningitis, carcinomatous

meningitis, chronic

meningitis, cysticercosis

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meningitis, helminthic

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meningitis, noninfectious

meningitis, recurrent

meningoencephalitis

mental retardation

mental status, abnormal

middle cerebellar peduncle, lesion

middle cerebral artery, stenosis of

migraine

migraine with aura

migraine, hemiplegic

migratory lesion pattern

misdiagnosis

mitochondrial disease

mitochondrial encephalomyopathy

monoparesis

mortality

movement disorder

movement disorder, hyperkinetic

MRI, angiography, false negative

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MRI, diffusion weighted

MRI, disappearing lesion on

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MRS

multiple sclerosis

multiple sclerosis, differential diagnosis of

multiple sclerosis, familial

multiple sclerosis, misdiagnosis

myelitis, longitudinal

myelitis, transverse

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myopathy

myopathy, mitochondrial

nausea and vomiting

neoplasm, metastatic to CNS

neoplasm, metastatic to CNS-differential diagnosis of

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neoplasm, metastatic to CNS-recurrent

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nerve conduction studies

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neuroendocrinology

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neurologic examination, focal

neurologic signs

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neuromuscular disease, electrodiagnosis of

neuromyelitis optica (Devic's disease)

neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder

neuromyelitis optica, IgG

neuropathology

neuropathy

neuropathy, peripheral

Notch3 gene

nystagmus

nystagmus, dissociated

nystagmus, monocular

nystagmus, vertical

occipital lobe, infarction

parasitic infection, CNS

Parkinson disease, dystonia with

Parkinsonism syndrome

paroxysmal hemiplegia

paroxysmal neurologic deficits

PAS positive

PAS positive material in the brain

pathognomonic

patient information and support

penicillin

periaqueductal lesion

pleocytosis of cerebrospinal fluid

polyneuropathy

polyneuropathy, uremic

pons, lesion of

port wine nevus

posterior cerebral artery territory infarction

posterior inferior cerebellar artery syndrome

precipitating factors

prognosis

progressive multifocal leucoencephalopathy

progressive neurologic disorder

proteinuria

psychiatric problems in neurologic disorders

psychomotor retardation

ptosis

pulmonary infiltrates

pupil, abnormality in neurologic disorders

quadriparesis

quadriplegia

quadriplegia, transient

quality of life

radiation therapy, CNS treatment and complications with

ragged-red fibers

rapid onset dystonia parkinsonism

rapidly progressing neurologic illness

rash

recurrent

Red flags

renal transplantation

respirations in CNS disease

respiratory failure

restless leg syndrome

reticulum cell sarcoma

reversible neurologic disorder

review article

risk factors

rooting reflex

salivation, excessive

seizure, complications following

seizure, focal

seizure, intractable

seizure, intractable, treatment of

seizure, neonatal

seizure, psychomotor-temporal lobe

seizure, repetitive

seizure, risk factors for

seizure, surgical treatment of

seizure, treatment of

sensorineural hearing loss

sensory loss, crossed pattern

serologic testing

short stature

shunt procedure, ventricular

sinus venosus

skin, lesions in neurologic disorders

slurred speech

small vessel disease

small vessel vasculitis

snout reflex

spinal cord, lesion of

splenium of corpus callosum

splenomegaly

spontaneous remission

status epilepticus

steroid therapy, CNS treatment and complications with

strokelike episodes

Sturge-Weber syndrome

subarachnoid hemorrhage

subarachnoid hemorrhage, recurrent

subdural hematoma

superficial temporal-middle cerebral artery anastomosis

superior cerebellar peduncle

symmetric brain lesions

telangiectases

temporal lobe, lesion

temporal lobe, lesion, bilateral

toxoplasmosis, acquired

toxoplasmosis, CNS

transient ischemic attack

transient ischemic attack, differential diagnosis of

transient ischemic attack, venous

transient neurologic deficit

treatment of neurologic disorder

tremor

Trousseau's sign

ultrasonography, carotid artery

uremia

uremic encephalopathy

uremic twitching

uveitis

vaccination, neurologic complications with

vascular malformation, children, intracranial

vasculitides

vasculopathy

vasospasm, internal carotid artery

venous hypertension

venous ischemia

vertebral-basilar insufficiency

water channel antibodies

weakness

weakness, focal

weakness, progressive

weakness, unilateral

weight loss

Wernicke's encephalopathy

white matter disease

Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome

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