Medicine and Surgery

1. Headache: The worst headache Headache with fever or nucal rigor The new headache in non-cephalalgic adult The cephalalgic crisis in known cephalalgic 2. Fever and neurological signs: Fever and headache Fever, delirium and agitation Diagnostic and therapeutic priorities 3. Vertigo Neurological examination in vertigo Clinical examination Basic migraine dizziness and migraine Clinical criteria for the differential diagnosis between vertigo of peripheral and central origin 4. Confusional state or delirium Definition Evaluation scales Differential diagnosis Treatment criteria 5. Transient disturbances of consciousness Definition Differential diagnosis 6. Motor and non-motor epileptic manifestations Clinical diagnosis of epileptic manifestation Emergency therapy. Emergency assistance 7. Acute vision disorders Acute visual decline Differential diagnosis of acute visual decline Acute disorders of extrinsic oculomotion 8. Focal neurological deficits Possible scenarios based on the time elapsed from the onset, the NIHSS score and the neuroradiological examinations Differential diagnoses: stroke mimics 9. Muscular pains, deficit of strength and / or sensory disturbances Patient with acute onset of widespread muscular pains Patient with generalized acute muscle weakness (myogenic) Patient with acute muscle weakness (neurogenic and non-traumatic) Patient with acute sensitivity disorder (peripheral type) 10. Slight head injuries Definition and epidemiology Moderate head injury

Anatomy and physiology of the Nervous System. Internal Medicine, Neurology, Psychiatry, Pharmacology

Compendio di neurologia. Lenzi, Di Piero, Padovani - Ed. Piccin Neurologia della Sapienza. A Berardelli e G. Cruccu- Ed Esculapio

Mandatory

Oral exam: the student has to answer the question in such a way as to demonstrate sufficient knowledge of the subject to pass the exam.

Frontal teaching: discussion on the topics of the course is stimulated in order to make learning interactive