A neurological syndrome characterized by complete or partial absence of memories of events that occurred hours, days, weeks, months, sometimes years before the injury or onset of disease is called retrograde amnesia.
In neurological impairment of deep sensitivity, sensory ataxia develops - the inability to proprioceptively control movements, which is manifested by unsteadiness of gait, impaired motor coordination.
Plegia or paralysis of the facial mimic muscles refers to a condition in which the ability to make voluntary muscle movements is lost completely, and paresis of the mimic muscles
Frontotemporal dementia (also known as frontotemporal dementia, FTD) is a rare neurodegenerative brain disease characterized by deterioration of cognitive and behavioral functions.
Pre-stroke, also known as an ischemic attack (or by the English term "transient ischemic attack" or TIA), is a medical condition in which a person experiences a temporary disruption of blood supply to the brain.
Fatal insomnia is a rare and incurable neurological disorder characterized by a gradual loss of the ability to fall asleep and maintain a normal sleep pattern.
After a stroke, it is very important to follow certain precautions and doctor's recommendations to minimize the risk of recurrent strokes and promote recovery.
Intercostal neuropathy is a medical condition characterized by dysfunction of the intercostal nerves that run between the ribs in the thoracic or abdominal region.
