What Is Autonomic Neuropathy?

Neurology is a clinical medical discipline that studies the etiology and pathogenesis, pathology, clinical manifestations, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases of the central nervous system, peripheral nervous system and skeletal muscle.

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Neurology is the study of the central nervous system,

Neurology is research

The scope of neurology research includes various diseases in neurology, such as vascular diseases (intracerebral hemorrhage,

Low intracranial pressure syndrome

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Magnetic resonance examination

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Due to damage to various parts of the sensory pathway,

The best cure for neurological diseases is

Journal of Neurology by Jianping Jia

Title: Neurology

Author: Jia Jianping

Publisher: People's Medical Publishing House

Publication time: September 2009

ISBN: 9787117114349

Folio: 16

Price: 85.00 RMB

brief introduction

The contents of "Neurology" closely follow the "Specialist Training Standards" prepared by the Medical Education Committee of the Ministry of Health after graduation, and are combined with neurology teaching and clinical practice experience. Compared with previous textbooks, Neurology has been simplified in the theoretical knowledge section, while the emphasis has been placed on the clinical discussion section. The clinical discussion section provides relatively typical clinical cases, which leads to diagnostic ideas and treatment principles, as well as a review and discussion of theoretical points to improve the ability of residents to independently solve practical problems. On the basis of high innovation, this textbook emphasizes practicality, highlights the combination of theory and practice, and adapts to the admission system of specialist doctors of the Ministry of Health. It is expected to become a must-read textbook for training of residents in neurology.

Book Catalog

Chapter One Introduction

I. Neurological tasks

Second, neurological characteristics

3. Neurological Practice

The future of neurology

Chapter 2. Localized Diagnosis of Nervous System Diseases

Section I Overview

Central nervous system

First, the cerebral hemisphere

Second, the inner capsule

Basal ganglia

Fourth, the interbrain

Five, brain stem

Cerebellum

Seven, spinal cord

Blood vessels of the brain and spinal cord

First, the blood vessels of the brain

Blood vessels of the spinal cord

Cerebral nerve

First, the olfactory nerve (I)

Optic nerve (II)

3. Eye movement, tackle and abductor nerve (, , )

Four and trigeminal nerves (V)

Five, facial nerve ()

Six, vestibular snail nerve ()

Seven, glossopharyngeal, vagus nerve (, )

Eight, accessory nerves ()

Nine, hypoglossal nerve ()

Peripheral nerve

First, the spinal nerve

Autonomic nervous system

Sixth Muscle

Section 7 Motion System

Sensory system

Section IX Reflection

Chapter III Common Symptoms of Nervous System Diseases

Section I Overview

Disorder of Consciousness

I. Consciousness disorders that are dominated by changes in awakening

2. Consciousness obstacles mainly based on changes in conscious content

Third, special types of consciousness disorders

Cognitive Impairment

I. memory disorders

Aphasia

Third, apraxia

Four, apraxia

Fifth, mild cognitive impairment

Six, dementia

Dysphonia

Section 5 Head and Facial Pain

Section 6 syncope

First, the cause and classification

Clinical characteristics

Vertigo

Nystagmus

Paralysis of Section IX

Section 10 Sensory Disorders

Section 11 Involuntary Movement

Section 12 Ataxia

Section 13 Gait Abnormality

Muscle atrophy

Section 5 Urine and stool disorders

First, dysuria

Defecation Disorder

Section 16 Abnormal intracranial pressure and cerebral hernia

I. Physiology of intracranial pressure

Increased intracranial pressure

Third, benign intracranial pressure

Cerebral hernia

Five, low intracranial pressure

Chapter 4 Clinical Examination of Nervous System Diseases

Section I Overview

Section 2 Medical History Collection

Section III Nervous System Examination

I. General inspection

Examination of Consciousness Disorders

Third, cognitive inspection

Fourth, mental examination

Five, brain nerve examination

Six, exercise system inspection

Seven, sensory system check

Eight, reflection inspection

Nine, meningeal irritation test

Ten, autonomic nerve examination

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"Neurology" by Zhu Yuhong

Title: God

Economics

Author: Yu Zhu red

Publisher: Science Press

Published: June 19, 2010

ISBN: 9787030197047

Folio: 16

Price: 59.00 yuan

brief introduction

This book is one of the case-based planning textbooks for medical colleges and universities nationwide. Adopting innovative writing mode, with prominent features in content and format, that is, without changing the existing teaching system, add real clinical cases or standardized cases to the teaching materials, guide the teaching with cases, enrich teaching content, and improve learning efficiency. At the same time, strengthen the connection and combination of basic medical disciplines and clinical disciplines, strengthen the transition of clinical disciplines to clinical practice, and lay a solid foundation for students to practice and take up positions. The textbook meets the following three levels of teaching needs: the basic teaching requirements set by the Ministry of Education; the needs of the doctor's examination after graduation; and the requirements of the master's degree entrance examination. The content of the writing highlights the "three basics", the knowledge points are clear, the students are easy to learn, and the teachers are easy to teach, so that students can master the knowledge points of the courses they have learned in the shortest possible time. This series of textbooks is aimed at the major readers of the 5-year medical undergraduate clinical medicine major, taking into account the professional needs of prevention, basics, oral cavity, imaging, anesthesia, and nursing.

Book Catalog

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Anatomy, Physiology, and Localization of Lesions

Section I Overview

Second nerve

Section III Motion System

Section 4 Sensory System

Section Five Reflection

The manifestation and localization of damage to various parts of the central nervous system

Chapter 3 Clinical Methods of Neurology

Section 1 Medical History Collection

Section II Nervous System Examination

Section 3 Disorders of Consciousness and Examination

Section 4 Speech Disorders, Apraxias, False Consciousness, and Examination

Section 5 Memory and Intellectual Disorders and Their Examinations

Chapter 4: Assisted Diagnosis of Neurological Diseases

The first section of cerebrospinal fluid examination

Section II Neurological Imaging Examination

Section III Neurophysiological Examination

Section IV Ultrasound of Head and Neck Vessel

Section 5 Neuronuclear Medical Imaging Technology

Section 6 Brain, Nerve and Muscle Biopsy

Section VII Molecular Biology Diagnostic Techniques

Chapter 5 Diagnostic Principles of Nervous System Diseases

Chapter 6 Peripheral Nerve Diseases

Section I Overview

Neurological Diseases

Spinal neuropathy

Chapter 7 Spinal Cord Diseases

Section I Overview

Section 2 Acute Myelitis

Spinal cord compression

Syringomyelia

Section 5 Subacute Combined Degeneration of the Spinal Cord

Spinal cord vascular disease

Chapter 8 Cerebrovascular Diseases

Section I Overview

Transient ischemic attack

Cerebral infarction

Section IV Cerebral Hemorrhage

Subarachnoid hemorrhage

Intracranial venous sinus and cerebral venous thrombosis

Chapter 9 Central Nervous System Infection

Section I Overview

Section 2 Viral Infectious Diseases

Prion disease

Section 4 Neurological Diseases of AIDS

Section 5 Tuberculous Meningitis

Section 6 New Cryptococcal Meningitis

Section VII Treponema Infectious Diseases

Cerebral Parasites

Chapter 10 Central Nervous System Demyelinating Diseases

Section I Overview

Multiple sclerosis

Optic nerve myelitis

Section 4 Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis

Section 5 Diffuse Sclerosis

Leukodystrophy

Central pontine myelin lysis

Chapter 11 Dyskinesia

Section I Overview

Parkinson's disease

Section III Little Dance Disease

Section 4 Hepatolenticular Degeneration

Fifth dystonia

Diseases of other extrapyramidal systems

Chapter 12 Degenerative Diseases of the Nervous System

Motor neuron disease

Section 2 Multisystem Atrophy

Chapter 13 Epilepsy

Chapter 14 Headache

Section I Overview

Section 2 Migraine

Section III Tension-type headache

Section 4 Cranial hypotension headache

Chapter 15 Sleep Disorders

Chapter 16 Dementia

Chapter 17 Nervous System Dysplasia

Chapter 18 Hereditary Diseases of the Nervous System

Chapter 19 Neuromuscular Junction Disease

Chapter 20 Muscle Diseases

Chapter 21 Autonomic Nervous System Diseases

Chapter 22 Neurorehabilitation

2013 Edition of Neurology by Jia Jianping

Author: Jia Jianping, eds

Neurology

Publisher: People's Medical Publishing House

Publication time: 2013-3-1

Edition: 7 Pages: 469 Words: 853000

Printing time: 2013-3-1 Folio: 16 folio Paper: Offset paper

Imprint: 1 I SBN: 9787117171267 Packaging: Paperback

brief introduction

This textbook introduces some controversial viewpoints and puts forward thinking questions based on three basics (basic theory, basic knowledge, basic skills) and five characteristics (ideological, scientific, advanced, inspiring, and practical). The main reference is recommended to leave space for students to think in order to cultivate students' self-learning ability.

Compared with the previous five-year neurology textbook, this edition of the textbook not only highlights the "new", "deep", and "fine" spirits on the basis of the five-year textbook, but also adds neuropsychological examination and Kant medicine. In the chapters on application of neurological diseases, prevention of cerebrovascular diseases, etc., and discussion with editors of internal medicine, surgery, and psychiatry, etc., the issues of the compilation of interdisciplinary related content were decided to avoid duplication.

Book Catalog

...Chapter One Introduction

... Chapter 2 Localized Diagnosis of Nervous System Diseases

Cerebral nerve

Sensory system

Section III Motion System

Section IV Reflection

Section 5: Symptoms and Localization of Damage to the Main Parts of the Brain

... Chapter III History and Physical Examination of Nervous System Diseases

Section 1 History of Nervous System Diseases

Physical examination of the nervous system

Section 3 Disorders of Consciousness and Examination

Section 4 Language barriers and their examinations

... Chapter Four: Neural Diagnostic Techniques

The first section of cerebrospinal fluid examination

Section II Neurological Imaging Examination

The third section of the nervous system electrophysiological diagnosis

Section 4 Transcranial Doppler

Section 5 Radioisotope Inspection

Magnetoencephalography

Section 7 Biopsy of Neuromuscular System

Section VIII Genetic Diagnosis and Molecular Biology Diagnostic Examination Techniques

... Chapter Five Neuropsychological Examination

Section I Overview

The purpose, classification and standardization of neuropsychological tests

Section 3 Common Tools Introduction

Section 4 Operation and Evaluation Points

... Chapter 6 Diagnostic Principles of Nervous System Diseases

... Chapter VII Cerebrovascular Diseases

Section I Overview

Transient ischemic attack

Section III Ischemic Stroke

Section IV Hemorrhagic Stroke

Section 5 Prevention of Stroke

Section 6 Other Cerebrovascular Diseases

... Chapter Eight Central Nervous System Infection

Section I Overview

Viral encephalitis

Prion disease

Section 4 AIDS Nervous System Damage

Section 5 New Cryptococcal Meningitis

Other central nervous system infections

... Chapter Nine Demyelinating Diseases

Section I Overview

Multiple sclerosis

Optic nerve myelitis

Section 4 Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis

Section 5 Diffuse Sclerosis

Central pontine myelin lysis

... Chapter 10 Dyskinesia

Section I Overview

Parkinson's disease

Huntington's disease

Section 4 Little Dance Syndrome

Section 5 Hepatolenticular Degeneration

Dystonia

Section 7 Other Movement Disorders

... chapter eleven headache

Section I Overview

Section 2 Migraine

Section III tension headache

Section 4 Other headaches

... Chapter 12 Epilepsy

... Chapter 13 Peripheral Nerve Diseases

Section I Overview

Neurological Diseases

Spinal neuropathy

... Chapter 14 Spinal Cord Diseases

Section I Overview

Section 2 Acute Myelitis

Spinal cord compression

Spine (bulbar) syringomyelia

Section 5 Subacute Combined Degeneration of the Spinal Cord

Spinal cord vascular disease

Spinal arachnoiditis

Section 8 Radiation Myelopathy

... Chapter 15 Degenerative Diseases of the Nervous System

Section I Overview

Alzheimer's disease

Motor neuron disease

... Chapter 16 Congenital Developmental Diseases of the Nervous System

Section I Overview

Cerebral Palsy

Section 3 Congenital Hydrocephalus

Malformation of the craniocervical region

... Chapter XVII. Hereditary Diseases of the Nervous System

Section I Overview

Hereditary ataxia

Section III Fibula Atrophy Signs

Section IV Neurocutaneous Syndrome

Section 5 Genetic Metabolic Disorders

... Chapter 18 Neuromuscular Junctions and Muscle Diseases

Section I Overview

Myasthenia gravis

Period III Paralysis

Section Four Polymyositis

Section 5 muscular dystrophy

Mitochondrial myopathy and encephalomyopathy

Section 7 Ankylosing Myopathy

... Chapter 19 Paraneoplastic Syndrome

... Chapter 20 Application of Rehabilitation Medicine in Neurological Diseases

Section 1 Introduction

Section 2 Rehabilitation Medical Methods for Neurological Diseases

... English-Chinese Index