< 1 mn read Below is a quiz with MCQs related to the topic “Brain Tumors”. Please click the start button to start answering the multiple-choice questions. Upon answering each question, the explanation will be displayed for quick learning and revision. At the end of the quiz your final score will be displayed. Click to explore further: Neurosurgery MCQs […]
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< 1 mn read Below are Neurosurgery MCQs with Answers (No 31-40) from the topic “Brain Tumors”. Please click the start button to start answering the multiple-choice questions. Upon answering each question, the explanation will be displayed for quick learning and revision. At the end of the quiz your final score will be displayed. Neurosurgery MCQs: https://worldsurgeryforum.net/category/neurosurgery-mcqs Neuroanatomy MCQs: https://worldsurgeryforum.net/category/surgery-mcqs-with-answers/neuroanatomy-mcqs References: Greenberg […]
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< 1 mn read Below are Neurosurgery MCQs with Answers (No 21-30). Upon answering each question, the explanation will be displayed for quick learning and revision. At the end of the quiz your final score will be displayed. Neurosurgery MCQs: https://worldsurgeryforum.net/category/neurosurgery-mcqs Neuroanatomy MCQs: https://worldsurgeryforum.net/category/surgery-mcqs-with-answers/neuroanatomy-mcqs References: Greenberg Handbook of Neurosurgery
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3 mn read Contrast induced nephropathy is one of the common complications of various diagnostic and therapeutic angiographic procedures. It results due to administration of contrast media. It is the third most common cause of hospital acquired acute renal injury which constitutes up to 12% of the cases in the US [1]. Treatment of contrast induced nephropathy is
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< 1 mn read In this post we compare the major differences between Spinal Claudication vs Vascular Claudication. Claudication Definition The word claudication originates from a Latin word “claudicare” which means, ‘to limp’ [1]. Claudication is a pain, cramp or sense of fatigue in a muscle group of the lower extremity related to walking or any sustained exercise of […]
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4 mn read In this post we present a case of Large Tarlov Cyst on Sacrum, extending from L5 to S2. It is described under the following heads: What is Tarlov Cyst? aka Perineural cysts. It was first described by Isadore Max Tarlov (1905-1977) in 1938, hence the name Tarlov Cyst. They are CSF-filled dilatations of the sheath […]
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2 mn read Definition It is a set of involuntary and rhythmic muscular contractions and relaxations. It is a sign of certain neurological conditions, particularly involving upper motor neuron lesions. In many cases it is accompanied by spasticity (another form of hyperexcitability). Term infants can be hyperreflexic, and a few beats of clonus can be a normal finding […]
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< 1 mn read Nuances of Awake Craniotomy Brain Surgery | Neurosurgery Lecture by Dr Sandeep Moolchandani 0:00 Introduction to Awake Craniotomy 4:15 History and Evolution of Awake Craniotomy 9:25 Importance of Awake Craniotomy 16:22 Advantages of Awake Craniotomy 20:54 Areas Indicated for Awake Surgery 22:14 Diseases Indicated for Awake Surgery 24:45 Patient Selection for Awake Brain Surgery 26:19 […]
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