Child Neurology Flashcards
paroxysmal events
epilepsy
syncope
headache
Tics
static events
cerebral palsy
developmental impairment
acute dysruptions
vascular-stroke
infection
inflammation
tumour
injury
progressive disorders
neurometabolic
neurogenetic
epilepsy
due to abnormal, hypersynchronous, neuronal (network) activity
usually a genetically determined vulnerability
can be acquired/lesional
most grow out of it
cerebral palsy
most common paed nuerological morbidity
due to an injury to/anomoly of the developing brain (in the first 5 years)
complex movement disorder
- spastic, dyskinetic (dystonia, choreoathetosis), ataxic, hypotonic
problems associated with cerebral palsy
epilepsy, cognitive impairment, sensory impairment
sleep, pain, mood, participation