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Neurological Conditions/Diseases
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These notes look at the pathologies of neurological conditions that patients can present with, from Multiple Sclerosis to a Spinal Cord Injury.

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  • March 23, 2023
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  • 2022/2023
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Spasticity

, Introduction to Neurorehabilitation
Possible areas a lesion clinical features may be divided into those
may occur : associated with :

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Cerebral cortex
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Cerebral white matter •

Cognition Behaviour
,
e Mood
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Cerebellum
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Basal ganglia
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Motor System
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Brainstem
cranial nerves Somatosensory System
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Spinal cord
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Spinal roots
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Peripheral nerves Cognition ,
Behaviour
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Neuromuscular junction ~ Mood
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Muscle
Cognition
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Mental
gaining
Behaviour
process of

knowledge judging (
Thinking knowing
,


e
rememberin

problem solving
)
The in which one acts or conducts oneself,
way
with others
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especially
Mood
.




A mind
temporary state of or
feeling

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Spasticity
What is spasticity? Symptoms
condition in which there is Muscle stiffness
spasticity
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is a an

abnormal increase in muscle tone or stiffless
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Muscle spash
of muscle. This can interfere with: ·


Involuntary crossing of legs
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Muscle joint deformation
·
Muscle fatigue
·
inhibition of
longitudinal muscle growth


Anatomical Definition: Disruption of
descending input to spinal cord.




Associated Conditions: S characterised by...
pasticity
is


Brain itself
Stroke
Can
Palsy
Hyper-Reflexia
Cerebral cause...
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Brain Injury
Brain +
Spital Lord
Multiple Sclerosis
Tumours
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Infection

Hypertoria

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