Ebook Neurosurgery rounds - Questions and answers: Part 2
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Ebook Neurosurgery rounds - Questions and answers: Part 2
5 Cranial NeurosurgeryGeneralp. 154History and Physical Examinationp. 154Techniquesp. 163Operative Anatomyp. 170Preoperative Assessmentp. 173Trauma an Ebook Neurosurgery rounds - Questions and answers: Part 2nd Emergenciesp. 175Traumap. 175Emergenciesp. 181Neoplasmsp. 187Endocrinep. 207Radiation Therapyp. 213infectionsp. 215Vascularp. 218Congenital and Pediatricp. 240Pain and Functionalp. 252Casesp. 255154 II Clinical NeurosciencesGeneral■ History and Physical Examination1What is the most common type of Ebook Neurosurgery rounds - Questions and answers: Part 2 headache?Tension headache2What lesions can produce a head tilt?Trochlear (IVth) nerve palsy, anterior vermis lesion, tonsillar herniation. In myastheEbook Neurosurgery rounds - Questions and answers: Part 2
nia gravis, the head tilts back.13What is the term for the vermicular movement of the face in a patient with pontine demyelination?Myokymia24What diso5 Cranial NeurosurgeryGeneralp. 154History and Physical Examinationp. 154Techniquesp. 163Operative Anatomyp. 170Preoperative Assessmentp. 173Trauma an Ebook Neurosurgery rounds - Questions and answers: Part 2 region of the internal capsule may be affected in a patient with dysarthria and clumsy-hand syndrome?5The genu6Dilute pilocarpine (0.1-0.125%) may constrict what type of pupil?An Adie pupil. This is possibly because of denervation supersensitivity as the normal pupil reacts only to 1% pilocarpine. Ebook Neurosurgery rounds - Questions and answers: Part 2A pharmacologic pupil (dilated for the purpose of examination by an ophthalmologist) will not constrict with 1% pilocarpine; however, a pupil that isEbook Neurosurgery rounds - Questions and answers: Part 2
dilated from a compressive third cranial nerve palsy may constrict with 1% pilocarpine.67What is the term given when the consensual light reflex is st5 Cranial NeurosurgeryGeneralp. 154History and Physical Examinationp. 154Techniquesp. 163Operative Anatomyp. 170Preoperative Assessmentp. 173Trauma an Ebook Neurosurgery rounds - Questions and answers: Part 2tests. The inferior and medial rectus muscles are involved first. The patient may present with marked lid edema, lid retraction, and ophthalmoplegia. Dysthyroid disease may occur unilaterally and with normal thyroid function tests, which makes this diagnosis difficult. Steroids are helpful in the ac Ebook Neurosurgery rounds - Questions and answers: Part 2ute setting.89Which Parkinson-like disease manifests with vertical gaze palsy?5 Cranial NeurosurgeryGeneralp. 154History and Physical Examinationp. 154Techniquesp. 163Operative Anatomyp. 170Preoperative Assessmentp. 173Trauma an5 Cranial NeurosurgeryGeneralp. 154History and Physical Examinationp. 154Techniquesp. 163Operative Anatomyp. 170Preoperative Assessmentp. 173Trauma anGọi ngay
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