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[space occupying lesions] Flashcards

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6th

longest intracranial course

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Raised ICP

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raised ICP
personality change 
Focal neurology (abducens most common)
seizures
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tumour (1 or 2ry)
aneurysm
cyst
subdural haematoma
abscess
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CT

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Coning (cerebellar tonsils herniate through foramen magnum)

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surgical resection

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chemo-radiotherapy

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ventriculo-peritoneal shunt

shunt all the way from ventricle to peritoneal cavity!

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carmustine wafers

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severe cerebral oedema

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normal = dexamethasone

acute raised ICP = mannitol

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in wernickes dysphasia?

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temporal

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in brocas dysphasia

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frontal

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[SOL][localising features]: what are the characteristics of brocas dysphasia

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preserved comprehension, impaired expression

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[SOL][localising features]: what are the characteristics of Wernickes dysphasia

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impaired comprehension, preserved ability to speak fluently but content is empty

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in amnesia

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temporal

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in hemiparesis

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frontal

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in personality changes/lack of initiative or drive

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frontal lobe

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in executive dysfunction

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frontal lobe

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in reduced verbal fluency - e.g. name words beginning with A

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frontal

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[SOL][localising features]: over familiarity, copying other people postures, disinhibition and utilization behaviour (puts glasses on, then another pair etc) is indicative of … syndrome

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orbitofrontal

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in hemisensory loss

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parietal

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in reduced 2 point discrimination

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parietal

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in inability to recognise objects by touch

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parietal

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobes could result in dysphasia

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temporal (wernicke)
parietal
frontal (broca)

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in contralateral homonymous hemianopia

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temporal

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in contralateral homonymous upper quadrantopia

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temporal (with only meyers loop affected)

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in contralateral visual field defects/polyopia

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occipital

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[SOL][localising features]: what mneumonic can be used to remember symptoms of cerebellar damage

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DASHING

Dysdiadochokinesis/Dysmetria (pastpointing)
Ataxia
Slurred speech
Hypotonia
Intention tremor
nystagmus
gait abnormality
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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which brain area would occur in an acoustic neuroma/vestibular schwannoma

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cerebellopontine angle

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in ipsilateral deafness

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cerebellopontine angle

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in nystagmus

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cerebellopontine angle

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in 5th, 6th or 7th CN palsys

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cerebellopontine angle

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[SOL][localising features]: damage to which lobe would result in dissociated pupil response/failure of up/down gaze

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midbrain

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