3.1 Basic Principles of the Neurologic Examination 3.2 Stance and Gait 3.3 Head and Cranial Nerves 3.4 Upper Limbs 3.5 Trunk 3.6 Lower Limbs 3.7 Autonomic Nervous System 3.8 Neurologically Relevant Aspects of the General Physical Examination 3.9 neuropsychological…
2.1 General Principles of History-Taking 2.2 Special Aspects of History-Taking Is It in My Head? A 47-year-old elementary-school teacher consults a neurologist after being referred by her family physician. “Good morning. What…
Fig. 5.1 Drawings of different types and subtypes of ONSMs according to their location. For more description of each type, please refer to the text. Upper: Type I, purely intraorbital…
Fig. 6.1 Microsurgical repair of intracavernous and pericavernous aneurysms Table 6.1 Microsurgical repair of giant aneurysms (≥2 cm) (1981–2016), 35-year summary, 230 cases Location of the aneurysms No. of cases…
Region Localisation Region I Anterior wall of the frontal sinus Region II a Lamina cribrosa Region II b Roof of the ethmoid bone Region III a Roof of the sphenoid…
Fig. 3.1 Multimodal neuroradiological diagnostics in the case of a 56-year-old patient with left-sided progressive visual disorder due to compression of the left optic nerve by a complex ICA aneurysm….
Fig. 7.1 Chiari malformation type I in a T2-weighted sagittal MR image with inferior displacement of the cerebellar tonsil down to the level between the foramen magnum and atlas as…
Fig. 2.1 Foramina of the osseous skull base specifying the pervading neurovascular structures Fig. 2.2 Overview of the anterior-middle fossa junction and components: 1 planum sphenoidale, 2 limbus sphenoidale, 3…
Fig. 1.1 MRI with contrast in the axial a, sagittal b, and coronal plane c shows a tumour mass with contrast enhancement in the right pterygopalatine fossa that was suspected…
Fig. 8.1 Head-mounted display for a 3D experience of surgical navigation image data There is a general recognisable change of paradigms in the learning of the young generation that has…
