PHYSICAL MEDICINE & REHABILITATION

Neurogenic Bladder

Jun 19, 2016 by in PHYSICAL MEDICINE & REHABILITATION Comments Off on Neurogenic Bladder

Neurogenic Bladder Neurophysiology – Bladder distention activates detrusor stretch (δ) receptors, which in turn activate the sacral micturition center at S2-4. During bladder filling, the intact cerebral cortex inhibits the…

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Stroke

Jun 19, 2016 by in PHYSICAL MEDICINE & REHABILITATION Comments Off on Stroke

Stroke EPIDEMIOLOGY AND RISK FACTORS A stroke is defined by the WHO as the rapid development of clinical signs of cerebral dysfunction, with signs lasting at least 24 hours or…

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Movement Disorders

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Movement Disorders Definition – A group of CNS degenerative diseases associated with involuntary movements or abnormalities of skeletal muscle tone and posture. They can be broadly classified as hypokinetic (too…

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Electrodiagnostic Studies

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Electrodiagnostic Studies Electrodiagnostic studies (also known as NCS/EMG or sometimes just EMG) include nerve conduction studies (NCSs or NCVs) and EMG. Other less commonly performed electrodiagnostic tests include somatosensory evoked…

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Multiple Sclerosis

Jun 19, 2016 by in PHYSICAL MEDICINE & REHABILITATION Comments Off on Multiple Sclerosis

Multiple Sclerosis Introduction and Epidemiology1 – MS is a CNS inflammatory disease of unknown etiology (thought to be autoimmune) that is characterized by areas of demyelination that are disseminated in…

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