Table of Contents

I. CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 1. Clinical Assessment 2. Neuropsychometric Assessment 3. Coma and Brain Death 4. Persistent Vegetative State 5. Hypoxic Brain Damage and Cerebral Palsy 6. Hydrocephalus 7. Disorders of Consciousness 8. Disorders of Memory 9. Autism and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 10. Disorders of Speech and Language 11. Disorders of Swallowing 12. Disorders of Taste and Smell II. SLEEP 13. Physiology and Pathology 14. REM Disorders 15. Narcoplepsy III. NEUROPSYCHIATRY 16. Tourette's Syndrome and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders 17. Schizophrenia 18. Mania 19. Conversion Syndromes IV. NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY 20. Examination of the Visual System 21. Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathies 22. Retinal Disease 23. Genetic Causes of Blindness V. NEURO-OTOLOGY 24. Examination of Hearing and Balance 25. Auditory System Disorders 26. Vestibular System Disorders VI. AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM 27. Physiology and Pathology 28. Bladder Function and Dysfunction 29. Sexual Function and Dysfunction 30. Degenerative Disease VII. MOTOR SYSTEM 31. Organization: Pyramidal System 32. Organization: Extrapyramidal System 33. Apraxia 34. Parkinson Disease 35. Multiple System Atrophy and PSP 36. Tremor 37. Myoclonus 38. Dystonia 39. Tics 40. Gait and Balance 41. Restless Leg Syndrome VIII. SPINE AND SPINAL CORD 42. Developmental Disorders 43. Primary Myelopathies (Degenerative, Infective, Metabolic) 44. Spinal Trauma 45. Spinal Disease (Degenerative, Infective, Neoplastic, Cord Compression) IX. CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE 46. Anatomy and Physiology of Cerebral and Cord Circulation 47. Epidemiology, Genetics, Risk Factors, and Primary Prevention 48. Acute Stroke: Syndrome Including Cardiogenic Sources, Treatment, and Secondary Prevention 49. Intracranial Hemorrhage (Aneurysmal, Idiopathic, Hypertensive) 50. Arteriovenous Malformations of Brain and Spinal Cord 51. Procoagulopathy Disorders (Hypercoagulable States) 52. Cerebral Venous Thrombosis53. Vascular Dementia X. Epilepsy 54. Developmental Defects and Epilepsy 55. Cellular Pathophysiology of Epilepsy 56. Genetics 57. Clinical Spectrum 58. Assessment and Management Principles 59. Drug Treatment 60. Surgical Treatment 61. Management of Status Epilepticus XI. HEADACHE 62. Current Concepts of Pain, Perception, and Management 63. Chronic Daily Headache 64. Migraine 65. Cluster Headache, SUNCT 66. Trigeminal Neuralgia and Other Facial Pains 67. Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension XII. NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES 68. Alzheimer Disease 69. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis 70. Huntington Disease 71. Spinocerebellar Ataxias72. Hereditary Spastic Paraplegias 73. Lewy Body Disease 74. Frontotemporal Dementias XIII. MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND DEMYELINATING SYNDROMES 75. Epidemiology and Genetics 76. Pathophysiology of MS: Demyelination and Axonal Injury 77. Clinical Spectrum: Definition, Natural Progression, ADEM 78. Imaging in MS: Clinical and Radiological Correlates 79. Management of MS 80. Leukodystrophies XIV. NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS: NERVE 81. Anatomy and Physiology of Muscle and Nerve 82. Inherited Neuropathies 83. Toxic and Metabolic Neuropathies 84. Infective Neuropathies 85. Vasculitides XV. NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS: MUSCLE 86. Muscular Dystrophies 87. Congenital Myopathies 88. Channelopathies of Muscle (incl Myotonic Dystrophy) 89. Metabolic Myopathies (incl Mitochondrial Disorders) 90. Inflammatory Myopathies 91. Neuromuscular Junction Disorders XVI. INFECTIONS AND GRANULOMATOUS DISEASES 92. Encephalitis 93. Meningitis 94. Neurology of HIV 95. Parasitic and Fungal Infections 96. Prion Diseases 97. Neurosarcoidosis and Behcet Disease 98. Collagen Vascular Diseases XVII. NEURO-ONCOLOGY 99. Tumors of the Brain 100. Tumors of the Spinal Cord 101. Pituitary Tumors 102. Paraneoplastic Disorders of the Nervous System XVIII. TRAUMA 103. Head Trauma 104. Peripheral Nerve Injury 105. Neurorehabilitation XVIX. METABOLIC DISORDERS 106. Encephalopathies 107. Wilson Disease 108. Vitamin Deficiencies 109. Urea Cycle Disorders 110. Environmental Toxins