Neurology is the field dedicated to the nervous system. It is embracing a new era of remote care: telemedicine. This technology allows neurologists to connect with patients virtually. It offers a wealth of possibilities. Telemedicine in neurology goes beyond simple consultations. It encompasses video conferencing, remote patient monitoring, and specialized software. They all work together…
A “brain attack” has serious consequences. Often, patients who have undergone it remain paralyzed and many of them die. In recent years, stroke recovery therapy has seen remarkable achievements. It revolutionizes rehabilitation access and outcomes for recovering individuals. An attack occurs when blood flow to the brain is generally interrupted. Stroke potentially has severe impairments…
In neuromuscular disorders, some terms are often used interchangeably. One of them is muscular atrophy vs. dystrophy. Yet they represent distinct conditions with different underlying mechanisms and clinical presentations. Our introduction aims to elucidate the fundamental disparities between them. It sheds light on their respective characteristics and implications for affected individuals. Muscular atrophy is the…
TBIs are a significant global health concern. They affect millions of people each year. They can occur from a blow to the head, sudden acceleration/deceleration, or penetrating objects. They’re often associated with falls and accidents. However, TBIs can occur due to sports traumas, assaults, and blast waves. Understanding the different types of traumatic brain injury…
Welcome to a comprehensive exploration of focal dystonia. This neurological condition impacts muscle control and coordination. It is particularly in specialized movements. Musician’s dystonia manifests in specific areas of the body. It often affects musicians, writers, or athletes who rely heavily on precise motor skills. In this guide, we grub into the manifestations, common causes,…
Do you ever find yourself tossing and turning, struggling to catch a good night’s sleep? Sleep disorders in adults can make bedtime a real challenge. Let’s dive into the world of sleep disorders, understanding what causes them and what the most common types are. When we talk about sleep disorders, we’re referring to conditions that…
Usually, people of working, elderly and senile age suffer from low backache. The human spine bears almost the entire body weight. It consists of 33-34 vertebrae connected by intervertebral discs. Due to this connection, the vertebrae can move relative to each other. The sacrum and tailbone are special parts of the spine. The sacrum is…
Diseases of the nervous system are a special group of pathologies that cause significant discomfort, are often of a chronic progressive nature, and are difficult to diagnose and treat. What are the symptoms of diseases of the nervous system? The first stage in diagnosing diseases of the nervous system is a thorough examination of complaints…
Loss of smell can be an independent disease or a symptom of any other pathology. Therefore, doctors argue that the causes and treatment of anosmia as the problem in question is classified in medicine should go side by side. The choice of the therapeutic regimen will depend on what triggered the loss of smell. Doctors…
Suppose during the prenatal period a child has a violation of the brain’s formation of any cerebral structures. In that case, they will show congenital brain abnormalities and the development of the central nervous system. The symptomatic picture is most often nonspecific. It can include mental retardation and epileptic syndrome. The clarity of the clinical…