Principles of Thesis Writing

This book provides information of basic principles & fundamentals of clinical neurology associated with the anatomy & physiology of brain function, orderliness in history taking, clinical examination combined with psychological aspects. 1. History, Neurological Examination and Equipment, 2. Cranial Nerves: General, 3. First Cranial Nerve: Olfactory Nerve, 4. Second Cranial Nerve: Optic Nerve, 5. Fundus, 6. Third, Fourth and Sixth cranial Nerves: Oculomotor, Trochlear and Abducens, 7. Nystagmus, 8. Fifth Cranial Nerve: Trigeminal Nerve, 9. Seventh Cranial Nerve: Facial Nerve, 10. Eighth Cranial Nerve: Auditory and Vestibular Nerve, 11. Ninth and Tenth Cranial Nerves: Glossopharyngeal and Vagus Nerves, 12. Eleventh Cranial Nerve: Accessory Nerve, 13. Twelfth Cranial Nerve: Hypoglossal Nerves, 14. Motor System: General, 15. Motor system: Tone, 16. Motor system: Arms, 17. Motor system: Legs, 18. Motor system: Reflexes, 19. Basic Principles of Examination of Sensation, 20. Posture and Gait, 21. Involuntary Movements, 22. Speech, 23. Frontal Parietal Lobe and Clinical Syndromes with specific areas of Cerebral Cortex, 24. The Autonomic Nervous System, 25. Electroencephalography and Peripheral Electrophysiology, 26. Cerebrospinal Fluid, Biopsy and General Medical Investigation, 27. Neuroepidemiology, 28. Neuroradiology and Imaging, 29. Neurorehabilitation, 30. Neurogenetics, 31. Examination of Consciousness, Brain Death, Coma, Sleep and Sleep Disorders.