Pharmacological Management:
- Antiepileptics, antiparkinsonian drugs
- Stroke management: thrombolytics and anticoagulants
- Steroids, immunotherapies in MS
Neurorehabilitation & Patient Care:
- Physical, occupational, and speech therapy
- Managing chronic neurological disorders
- Role of caregivers and patient counseling
Innovations in Neurology:
- Brain-machine interfaces
- AI in neuroimaging
- Future of personalized neurology
Clinical Evaluation Techniques:
- Neurological history-taking essentials
- Cranial nerve, motor, sensory, and reflex examination
- Gait and cerebellar assessment
Diagnostic Tools & Interpretation:
- Imaging: CT, MRI, Angiography
- Electrophysiological tests: EEG, EMG
- Lumbar puncture: indications and CSF analysis
Early Recognition & Red Flags:
- Signs of increased intracranial pressure
- Red flag symptoms requiring urgent referral
Major Neurological Conditions:
- Stroke: ischemic vs hemorrhagic
- Epilepsy: classification of seizures
- Headaches: migraines, tension, cluster
Movement and Demyelinating Disorders:
- Parkinson’s Disease: features and treatment
- Multiple Sclerosis: pathophysiology and symptoms
- Neuropathies and muscular disorders
Disease Patterns and Classifications:
- Acute vs chronic conditions
- Focal vs diffuse neurological deficits
Overview of the Nervous System:
- Central vs Peripheral Nervous System
- Neurons, synapses, and neurotransmitters
- Brain and spinal cord anatomy
Functional Organization:
- Sensory, motor, and autonomic pathways
- Cranial nerves and their roles
- Blood-brain barrier and cerebrospinal fluid
Neurophysiology Basics:
- Action potential and synaptic transmission
- Common neurological symptoms: weakness, numbness, seizures
