nervous-system-health

Cleft: malformation of the unborn child. What is cleft? What are the causes? Types of cleft: cleft lip, cleft palate, rachisis, neurochisis

What is Retrograde Amnesia? What are the causes? Symptoms and possible consequences. Tests for Diagnosis. What is the cure?

What is Polyneurite? What are the causes? Symptoms, Signs and Complications. Tests for Diagnosis. Care and Treatments. Prognosis and Prevention

What is Vasovagal Syncope? Is it serious? What Causes It? Causes, Triggers and Symptoms of Vasovagal Syncope. Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention

What is peripheral neuropathy? What are the causes and what are the symptoms? How is it diagnosed? What are the treatments?

What are Neurological Diseases? Characteristics: How many are there; Types; Epidemiology. Causes and Symptoms. Diagnosis and Therapy. Best known examples

What is the Mad Cow? Causes: Does it depend on the Prion? Symptoms and Complications. Tests for Diagnosis. Therapy and Prognosis. Mad Cow in the Human Being

What is Axonal Damage? Causes: What Are They? Symptoms and Complications. Tests for Diagnosis. Therapy: How is it Cured? Prognosis

What is electromyography? What is it for and when to do it? Preparation: what does it involve? How Does It Work? Risks and Contraindications. Reading the Results

What is Spinal Muscular Atrophy? Causes Model of Inheritance. Types of SMA. Symptoms and Complications. Tests for Diagnosis. Therapy: is there a cure?

Brachialgia is pain in the arm caused by pinching or irritation of a spinal nerve in the neck. Symptoms, diagnoses and therapies to shed light on a rather complex disease

Treating Brachialgia: Definition, Causes, Symptoms. Treatments and Medicines: Dosage, Effectiveness, Advice, Directions for Use

Mioclonie: What are they? What are the causes? Characteristics and Types. How do they manifest themselves? Associated symptoms. Tests for Diagnosis and Treatment

Liquor or cerebrospinal fluid: colorless liquid that permeates the central nervous system, protecting it from possible trauma. Functions, chemical composition, and related diseases

What is the vagus nerve? Anatomy: Origin, Course and Branches. What is it for: Functions

What is West Syndrome? What are the causes and what are the symptoms? How is it diagnosed? Is there a cure?

Febrile seizures are typical of the young child and do not necessarily hide a serious illness. Is the feverish rush the only cause? What should be done in case of a febrile convulsion?

What is Dyslexia? What are the causes? Symptoms in Preschool, School and Adulthood. Tests for Diagnosis. Therapy: Supportive Strategies. Prognosis