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Drugs causing rhabdomyolysis ?

Alcohol,heroine,cochise, acetomenophin,statins, glucocorticoids.

Drugs causing auto immune myopathy resembling polymyosities?

D pencillamine

Drug producing mitochondria myopathy with red ragged fibres?

Zidovidine

Drugs causing painless myopathies +autophagi vacuoles?

Amidorne, hydrochloroquine.

Causes of small fibre neuropathy?

1.DM


2.leprosy


3.amyloidosis


4.tangeris ds


5.fabrys


6.HIV


7.vasculitis


8.sle


9. Arsenic poisoning

Causes of large fibre neuropathy?

1.B12 def,pyrodoxine toxicity


2.cisplatin nd taxanes


3.fredrichs ataxia


4.paraneoplastic


Causes of ganglionapathy ?

1.sjogren


2.paraneoplastic

Para neoplastic ganglonapathy

Anti hu antibody, small cell CA of lung

Combined small nd large fibre neuropathy seen in?

1.carcinomatous


2.DM


3.primary biliary cirrhosis


4.hereditary

Autonomic predominant condtns?

1.gbs -AIBDP


2.DM


3.amyloidosis


4.porphyria


5.Paraneoplastic


6. Vincristin, cisplatin, amidorone

Pattern in AIDP?

Symmetrical proximal nd distal weakness with sensory loss

Pattern in axonal small fibre neuropathy?

Symmetrical distal sensory loss with or without weakness

Pattern of ganglionapathy?

Assymetrical propioceptive loss, without weakness nd with out length dependent

Pattern of radiculopathy?

Asymmetrical distal weakness with sensory loss, and pain along the distribution.

Lenox-gastaut syndrome

1.multiple seizure type


2.slow spike nd wave pattern on EEG


3.impaired cognitive function.

Muscle presentation?

Symmetrical weakness without sensory loss.

H reflex is equal to?

S1 of ankle jerk.

Hereditary motor sensory neuropathy + upper limb postural tremors are seen in??

Roussy le`vy syndrome

Wt is this nd where is it seen?

Onion bulb formation seen in Charcot marry tooth ds mainly type 1

PS cavus +inverted champagne leg app +onion bulb formation on biopsy


Diagnosis?

Charcot merry tooth ds

AR /ATP binding casette protein def ,assymetrical mono neuropathy, orange tonsils, axonal degenertn


Ds diagnosis?

Tangier's ds

Peripheral neuropathy +RP +cerebral ataxia ds diagnosis?

Refsum ds

Phytanic axis oxidase def ,α oxidation of fatty acids is affected ds ?

Refsum ds

fabrys ds?

AR, α galcatose def.

HIV + poly radiculopathy is seen in?

CMV infectn

HIV + mono neuritis multiplex is seen in?

Small vessel vasculitis

Wt are betz cells?

Giant pyramidal cells in layer 5 of motor cortex

3 things to remember abt partial simple seizures ?

1.todds palsy


2.epilepsy partialis continua


3.jacksonian march

A kinetic Mutism or abulia is due to?

B/l occlusion of ACA, leading to b/l ant cingulate gurus syndrome

Gait apraxia is seen in? It is also called as?

B/l frontal lobe lesions, also called as ignition foot phenomenon

Which part of brain is affected in grestmann syndrome?

Angular gurus in dominant lobe of parietal lobe

What is grestmann syndrome?

1.tactile agnosia


2.acalculia


3.finger agnosia


4.rt nd left disoriented


5.agraphia with alexia

Wt is seen in b/l temporal lobe lesions ??

1.kluver bucy syndrome


2.deafness


3.korsakoffs amnestic state

Wt is kluver bucy syndrome ?

Seen in b/l temporal lobe lesion


1.increased aggression


2.loss of fear


3.increased sexual drive


4.loss of satiety


5.loss of goal-oriented behaviour

Things to remember abt parvo cellular pathway?

1.small receptive fields


2.color vision


3.no response to moving stimuli


4.stereopsis or depth

Lesion of u/l occipital lobe?

C/l homonemous macular sparring congrous hemi anopia


2.color agnosia


3.prosapagnosia

Syndromes seen in b/l occipital love lesion?

1.anthon's


2.balints syn

Balints syndrome

1.optic ataxia


2.occulomotor apraxia.


3.simultagnosia

Anton's syn

Denial of blindness, cortical bliness + presence of pupilary reflex

Types of sensory aphasia?

1.nominal aphasis


2.conduction aphasia


3.trans cortical sensory aphasis


4.wernickes aphasia

Dementia + hallucination in Parkinsonism is called as?

Dementia with lewy bodies

2nd mcc of dementia?

Vascular dementia

Wt are shadow plaques in multiple sclerosis?

Remyelinating axons in cns

The auto reactive T lymphocytes are directed against wt in multiple sclerosis?

Myelin basic protein nd myelin oligo dendrocyte glycoprotein.

Lhermitt sign

Electric shock like sensation frm back radiating to thigh seen in multiple sclerosis

Uhthoff phenomenon?

Unilaterally visual burning during hot showers or exercises ,sign of exacerbating symptoms in multiple sclerosis

Which nutritional toxicity has parkinsonism like picture?

Manganese

Absent swallow tail sign seen in?

Parkinsonism