Clinical Neurology, Volumen3

abnormal activity acute Arch artery associated ataxia atrophy attacks basal bilateral bladder blood brain stem cells cent central cerebellar cerebellum cerebral cerebral cortex cerebrospinal fluid cervical chorea chronic Clinical Features convulsions cortex cortical cranial damage degeneration degenerative demyelinating diseases demyelination diagnosis diffuse sclerosis disease disorders disturbances dorsal effect encephalitis encephalomyelitis epilepsy epileptic extradural extrapyramidal extrapyramidal system facial fibers focal frequently function head injury hematoma hemorrhage hypophysial hypothalamus infection intracranial involvement lateral lesions leukodystrophy limbs lobe medial meningitis Ment motor movements multiple sclerosis muscles myelin myelitis nerve nervous system Neurol neurologic normal nucleus nystagmus occasionally occur onset pain palsy paralysis pathologic patients pituitary poliomyelitis posterior postural present pressure progressive Psychiat pyramidal pyramidal tract reflex region result reticular segments seizures sensory signs spasticity spinal cord stimulation subdural subdural hematoma surgical symptoms syndrome syringomyelia thalamus therapy tion tissue tract trauma treatment tremor tumor usually vascular vestibular white matter