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…

There are many dangerous and incurable disorders of the nervous system (NS). One of the most common is epilepsy. It causes regular attacks. They are usually accompanied by impaired motor and mental function. These attacks are hazardous. They can start at any moment. The person must receive timely help. Otherwise, death is possible. Focal or…

“Brain attack” also occurs in young people who have barely reached the age of 30. Previously, it mainly affected individuals over 60 years. The main reason for this condition is poor lifestyle. These include eating unhealthy foods, smoking, alcohol abuse, and regular stress. Stroke prevention is an essential aspect. Many people ignore the primary symptoms….

Stress poses a significant threat to our well-being. But it is the body’s response to any demand or pressure. Stress is a true silent killer. It can manifest in various forms, from the adrenaline rush before a presentation to chronic financial worry.  The importance of addressing stress is priceless. Aside from the immediate discomfort, uncontrolled…

Chronic basilar artery occlusion (CBAO) is rare, it accounts for about 1% of all strokes. This condition is found in about 8% of patients with symptomatic vertebrobasilar territory ischemia. It may cause neurological signs and potential complications. Sometimes, there is an asymptomatic course. CBAO often results from the gradual buildup of atherosclerotic plaques. This is…

Neurology is closely related to anatomy, physiology, neurogenetics, angiology, and psychiatry. In Greek, it is generally translated as “the science of nerves.” Neurological pathologies are some of the most common in the world. Their specificity is that the entire human body is generally permeated with nerves. Pain syndrome and dysfunction can localize in any part…

Neuropathic pain is shooting or burning. It can go away on its own but is usually chronic. Sometimes, it is unforgiving and harsh. It may come and go. This is often the result of various factors. The consequence of nerve injury is a change in its function at the injury site and surrounding areas. One…

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…