Introduction: Post traumatic Pneumocephalus, also known as intracerebral aerocele or pneumatocele, is a collection of air in the cranial cavity following a traumatic injury to head. This study set out to look at the radiological and clinical features of tension pneumocephalus fol...
Background: Movement disorders may present in emergency medical services in an acute severe form which can be life threatening if not recognized. Neurological movement disorders (NMD) can result from many types of brain injury like head trauma, inflammation, infection, metabolic...
Headache is the main cause of patient visits to neurologists with a global prevalence of 66% (65% in men and 69% in women). Based on the International classification of headache disorders (ICHD), primary headaches are classified into migraines, tension-type headaches (TTH), trige...
Introduction: According to the World Health Organization (WHO), stroke is a rapid development of localized or global clinical signs of central nervous system dysfunction or deficit of vascular origin, lasting more than 24 hours. Nearly 17.1 million deaths are attributable to card...
An important bacterial pathogen in foodborne illness is Listeria monocytogenes, which affects immunocompromised patients, pregnant females, and people at the extremes of age, including neonates and elderly. The main clinical manifestations of infection in these hosts are central...
Fondop Joseph, Atemken Tstatedem Fautin, Dikongue Dikongue Alfred, C. Atyam Ekoto Marie Christine, Djam Ca, Scavarda Didier & Djientcheu Vincent de Paul·Asian Journal of Research and Reports in Neurology·2023
Hydrocephalus is a condition responsible for significant morbidity and mortality, and the most common surgical treatment is ventriculoperitoneal diversion with a drain, which can cause complications such as valve dysfunction, infection, peritoneal pseudocysts, and migration out o...
A rare brain malformation known as holoprosencephaly is caused by the forebrain's (prosencephalon) incomplete division during the third to fourth week of pregnancy. It frequently occurs in conjunction with expressive facial anomalies, most notably cleft lip and palate. Through tw...
The present case report highlights an Unusual evolution of a serosanguineous bump. We report the case of a male infant, aged 2 months, born at 40 weeks of amenorrhea, resulting from a well-monitored pregnancy at term, a dystocic vaginal delivery by suction cup, APGAR at birth 10/...
Steroid-responsive encephalopathy associated with autoimmune thyroiditis (SREAT), also known as Hashimoto’s encephalopathy (HE) is a rare neurological disorder associated with thyroid autoimmunity. Clinical manifestations include seizures, altered consciousness, transient aphasia...
Background: The fear of Neurology among medical students has become a common phenomenon. This has significant implications for the availability of Neurological specialists in developing countries like Nigeria. With the increasing burden of neurological diseases and few neurologis...