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DM Neurology previous-year questions, with the 2025 papers

All 436 DM Neurology theory questions in their exam wording: the eight 2025 papers question by question, and the topic-wise bank from anatomy to recent advances. Each question shows where its solved answer is in our three-volume book.

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  1. NMDAR encephalitis 7×Volume III · Part 9 · Demyelinating, Autoimmune and Cerebellar Disorders
  2. Thalamus 5×Volume I · Part 1 · Neuroanatomy and Localisation — Systems and Pathways
  3. Papez circuit 5×Volume II · Part 7 · Dementia, Cognition, Sleep and Headache
  4. Neurogenic bladder 5×Volume I · Part 1 · Neuroanatomy and Localisation — Systems and Pathways
  5. Brain death 5×Volume II · Part 7 · Dementia, Cognition, Sleep and Headache
  6. Toxoplasmosis 5×Volume II · Part 8 · Infections of the Nervous System
  7. Recent advances in endovascular therapy in stroke. 5×Volume II · Part 4 · Stroke and Cerebrovascular Disease
  8. Leprous neuropathy 5×Volume III · Part 10 · Peripheral Nerve, NMJ, Muscle and Anterior Horn Cell
  9. Myeloradiculopathy 5×Volume III · Part 10 · Peripheral Nerve, NMJ, Muscle and Anterior Horn Cell
  10. Cortical blindless 4×Volume I · Part 1 · Neuroanatomy and Localisation — Systems and Pathways
  11. Discuss anatomical model for praxis and apraxia 4×Volume I · Part 1 · Neuroanatomy and Localisation — Systems and Pathways
  12. Wallenberg syndrome 4×Volume II · Part 4 · Stroke and Cerebrovascular Disease
  13. CGRP receptors 4×Volume II · Part 7 · Dementia, Cognition, Sleep and Headache
  14. MCI 4×Volume II · Part 7 · Dementia, Cognition, Sleep and Headache
  15. Galantamine 4×Volume II · Part 7 · Dementia, Cognition, Sleep and Headache
  16. Rhombenencephelitis 4×Volume II · Part 8 · Infections of the Nervous System

DM Neurology 2025 question papers

March and December 2025, Papers I to IV, every question in order.

DM Neurology December 2025 · Paper I: Basic Sciences (Neuroanatomy & Physiology)10 questions
  1. Q1. Explain the basis of decremental response on repetitive nerve stimulation.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 19
  2. Q2. Draw well labelled diagram of thalamus and discuss various clinical syndromes due to thalamic lesions.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 4
  3. Q3. Explain Pathophysiology of Parkinson's disease.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 4
  4. Q4. Discuss pathways of memory and explain various amnesic syndromes.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 1
  5. Q5. Discuss mechanism of Creutzfeldt Jacob disease.Answered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 22
  6. Q6. Draw and well labelled section of spinal cord and explain various clinical syndromes due to cord lesions.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 10
  7. Q7. Explain anatomy of sympathetic pathways and discuss clinical localization of Horner's syndrome.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 8
  8. Q8. Write a note on anatomy of 7th cranial nerve and explain anatomical localization.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 9
  9. Q9. Explain pathophysiological basis of autoimmune encephalitis.Answered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 15
  10. Q10. Write a note on anatomy of radial nerve and explain anatomical localization of lesions affecting radial nerve.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 10
DM Neurology December 2025 · Paper II: Clinical Neurology & Methodology10 questions
  1. Q1. Enumerate the causes of acute flaccid quadriparesis and discuss its clinical approach.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 5
  2. Q2. Discuss clinical approach to a patient with painful ophthalmoplegia.Answered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 9
  3. Q3. Management of Immune mediated necrotizing myopathy.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 27
  4. Q4. Discuss clinical approach to a patient with fever and altered sensorium of one-week duration.Answered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 5
  5. Q5. Discuss clinical approach to a patient with language disorder.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 1
  6. Q6. Discuss clinical approach to patient with chorea.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 12
  7. Q7. Describe mini mental status examination and discuss its advantages/ fallacies.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 3
  8. Q8. Describe clinical approach to a 40-year-old gentleman who presents with new onset headache of one-month duration.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 19
  9. Q9. Discuss autonomic function tests in detail.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 17
  10. Q10. Discuss approach to bladder dysfunction with focus on differentiation between upper motor versus lower motor neuron type of bAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 18
DM Neurology December 2025 · Paper III: Diagnostic & Investigative Neurology10 questions
  1. Q1. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation: principle and evidence in headache management.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 26
  2. Q2. High Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) in management of Parkinson's disease.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 10
  3. Q3. Musculoskeletal ultrasound guided median nerve hydrodissection for carpal tunnel syndrome: steps of the procedure and known cAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 13
  4. Q4. Lumbar puncture: Procedure details specific to the diagnosis of suspected Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 8
  5. Q5. Role of CT Perfusion imaging in the management of acute ischemic stroke in extended window, with special emphasis to large veAnswered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 3
  6. Q6. Activation procedures in routine electroencephalogram (EEG).Answered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 2
  7. Q7. Non-invasive monitoring of intracranial pressure.Answered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 9
  8. Q8. Cognitive evoked potentials: current role in research and practice.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 4
  9. Q9. Describe the past and currently available stent retrievers available for the management of stroke.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 4
  10. Q10. Single fibre electromyography: describe the procedure, normal and abnormal findings.Answered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 20
DM Neurology December 2025 · Paper IV: Recent Advances in Neurology10 questions
  1. Q1. Asymptomatic carotid stenosis management: Current evidence.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 17
  2. Q2. Non-invasive neuromodulation in the management of neuropathic pain.Answered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 23
  3. Q3. Evidence of endovascular treatment in management of medium or distal vessel occlusion (MeVO).Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 4
  4. Q4. Diagnosis and management of cerebral amyloid associated related inflammation (CAARI).Answered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 28
  5. Q5. Responsive neurostimulation in the management of drug refractory epilepsy.Answered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 20
  6. Q6. Enzyme replacement therapies for metabolic storage disorders- current recommendations.Answered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 16
  7. Q7. Sensors and wearables in Movement Disorders.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 9
  8. Q8. Seronegative primary demyelinating disorders: approach and management.Answered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 6
  9. Q9. Symptomatic treatments and emerging Disease-Modifying Therapies in Huntington's disease.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 13
  10. Q10. Emerging therapeutic options in management of Myasthenia Gravis. 24 Bradley 8e · DeJong 8e · Preston 4e · Vis it www.clinicapublication.com to orderAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 23
DM Neurology March 2025 · Paper I: Basic Sciences (Neuroanatomy & Physiology)10 questions
  1. Q1. Discuss in brief frontal lobe and its connections. (4+6)Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 2
  2. Q2. Neuroanatomy of trigeminal nerve.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 8
  3. Q3. Neurogenic bladder.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 18
  4. Q4. Discuss Brachial plexus and its major lesions.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 14
  5. Q5. Discuss the major areas of brain involved in language production and clinical characteristics of different types of aphasias.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 1
  6. Q6. Discuss in brief cerebellum and its connections.Answered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 23
  7. Q7. Discuss briefly neuroanatomy of spinal cord and different spinal cord syndromes.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 10
  8. Q8. Discuss in brief "Brainstem syndromes."Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 6
  9. Q9. Discuss the pathophysiology of "Migraine."Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 15
  10. Q10. Discuss brainstem centres for horizontal and vertical saccadic eye movements.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 6
DM Neurology March 2025 · Paper II: Clinical Neurology & Methodology10 questions
  1. Q1. Discuss CSF formation, circulation, flow dynamics in normal state and discuss intracranial hypotension. 21 Bradley 8e · DeJong 8e · Preston 4e · Vis it www.clinicapublication.com to orderAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 15
  2. Q2. Describe gate control theory of pain.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 14
  3. Q3. Wilson's disease.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 14
  4. Q4. Discuss Neuropsychiatric manifestation of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).Answered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 21
  5. Q5. Discuss approach to progressive myoclonic epilepsy.Answered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 11
  6. Q6. Discuss various channelopathies of skeletal muscle.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 35
  7. Q7. Briefly describe approach to floppy infant.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 42
  8. Q8. Pathophysiology of spasticity and brief note on post stroke spasticity.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 12
  9. Q9. Discuss late responses in nerve conduction studies.Answered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 12
  10. Q10. Discuss neurological manifestations of dengue fever.Answered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 7
DM Neurology March 2025 · Paper III: Diagnostic & Investigative Neurology10 questions
  1. Q1. Discuss the differential diagnosis and management of Thunderclap Headaches.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 18
  2. Q2. Diagnosing neurological diseases in the era of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. 22 Bradley 8e · DeJong 8e · Preston 4e · Vis it www.clinicapublication.com to orderAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 10
  3. Q3. Restless leg Syndrome.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 20
  4. Q4. Discuss the types & management of Spinal Muscle Atrophy (SMA) in adult.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 38
  5. Q5. Discuss approach to visual loss.Answered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 8
  6. Q6. Discuss the determination of brain death by latest guidelines.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 12
  7. Q7. Autoimmune encephalitis with antibodies to cell surface antigens.Answered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 15
  8. Q8. Randomization.Answered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 24
  9. Q9. List the causes, approach to diagnosis and discuss the management of Inflammatory Myopathies.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 25
  10. Q10. Discuss the differentiating features of axonal vs demyelinating neuropathy on Nerve Conduction Study and their pitfall.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 43
DM Neurology March 2025 · Paper IV: Recent Advances in Neurology10 questions
  1. Q1. Tofersen in the management of Motor Neuron Disease.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 40
  2. Q2. Seed Amplification Assay in Parkinson's Disease.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 6
  3. Q3. Nodopathies and paranodopathies: clinico-electrophysiological characteristics. 23 Bradley 8e · DeJong 8e · Preston 4e · Vis it www.clinicapublication.com to orderAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 4
  4. Q4. Interferonopathies.Answered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 22
  5. Q5. Stent retriever techniques versus aspiration catheter for management of Acute Ischemic Stroke with Large Vessel Occlusion.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 4
  6. Q6. Gepants for management of migraine.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 16
  7. Q7. Magnetic Resonance Imaging guided focussed ultrasound for treatment of tremor: mechanism and evidence.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 10
  8. Q8. Role of Ocrelizumab in the management of Multiple Sclerosis: mechanism, dose and monitoring.Answered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 2
  9. Q9. Newer monoclonal antibodies in the management of Myasthenia Gravis.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 23
  10. Q10. Arterial Spin Labelling MRI: Applications in Neurology.Answered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 2

Topic-wise DM Neurology question bank

356 questions in 18 topics, as long, intermediate and short-note questions.

Anatomy79 questions
  1. Long · 10 marksAnatomy of visual pathway and its clinical correlates.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 5
  2. Long · 10 marksAnatomy and connections of basal ganglia and describe its involvement in pathogenesis of different movement disorders.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 1
  3. Long · 10 marksDescribe pain pathway and molecular drug targets of pain therapy.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 14
  4. Long · 10 marksWhat is muscle tone? Draw labelled diagram of mytotatic reflex and describe pathophysiology of spasticity?Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 12
  5. Long · 10 marksThalamus functions, pathology and association with movement disorder surgery.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 4
  6. Long · 10 marksAnatomy, neural connection and function of thalamus in respect of sensation, behaviour, and memory.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 4
  7. Long · 10 marksAnatomy and physiological pathway of basal ganglia along with clinical implication.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 1
  8. Long · 10 marksDiscuss organisation of speech and various aphasias.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 1
  9. Long · 10 marksUtility of implantable and non-implantable devices in neurological disorders.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 25
  10. Long · 10 marksHow chemical toxins act at different levels of central and peripheral nervous system? What are the usual way of presentation?Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 24
  11. Long · 10 marksHow you will approach a patient of aged 65 years presented with episodic loss of consciousness.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 10
  12. Long · 10 marksHow you will approach a patient of aged 15 years presented with abnormal gait.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 13
  13. Long · 10 marksDiscuss anatomy and blood supply of thalamus. Describe clinical syndromes associated with thalamic lesions.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 4
  14. Long · 10 marksWhat do you mean by gait cycle? Describe post stroke gait disorder and rehabilitative measures.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 18
  15. Long · 10 marksDiscuss CSF pathways and abnormal intracranial pressure syndromes.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 15
  16. Long · 10 marksClassify neuromodulators in brain. What are the neuropeptide families? What are their broad lines of functions?Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 19
  17. Long · 10 marksRole of antibodiesAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 18
  18. Long · 10 marksDiscuss the structure and function of mitochondria and their relevance in neurological diseases.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 20
  19. IntermediateDescending tracts of spinal cord and their clinical significance.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 11
  20. IntermediateLimitation of current BBB models for the study of neurodegenerative disorders.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 21
  21. IntermediateNeurobiology of memory. 7 Bradley 8e · DeJong 8e · Preston 4e · Vis it www.clinicapublication.com to orderAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 1
  22. IntermediateNeurophysiology of urinary bladder control explaining with appropriate diagrams.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 18
  23. IntermediateRole of cytokines in modulating learning, memory and brain plasticity.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 22
  24. IntermediateThalamusAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 4
  25. IntermediateGut microbiome and CNSAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 23
  26. IntermediateDescribe the corpus callosum and discuss the clinical features of lesions involving the corpus callosum.Answered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 3
  27. Short noteFrontal lobeAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 1
  28. Short noteAutonomic nervous systemAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 17
  29. Short noteAnatomical and clinical correlation in cavernous sinus syndromeAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 9
  30. Short noteGate theory of painAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 14
  31. Short noteBasal gangliaAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 1
  32. Short noteAnatomy of visual pathwayAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 5
  33. Short noteAnatomy of ventricular system of brainAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 15
  34. Short noteOndine curseAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 20
  35. Short noteRetrochiasmal lesionAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 5
  36. Short noteHorner syndromeAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 16
  37. Short notePapez circuitAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 1
  38. Short noteNeurogenic bladderAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 18
  39. Short noteDifference between metabolic and structural coma.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 11
  40. Short noteAnocioceptive action of botulinum toxinAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 25
  41. Short noteVein of GalenAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 19
  42. Short noteAnatomy of visceral brain and rationality of connectionsAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 2
  43. Short noteAnatomy and function of cerebellum (cid:3) motor and non motorAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 23
  44. Short noteDraw a section of medulla showing structures involved in Wallenberg syndrome.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 8
  45. Short noteDopaminergic pathways in CNSAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 3
  46. Short noteSpinal dysraphism syndromeAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 22
  47. Short noteCGRP receptorsAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 15
  48. Short noteAxonal transport and neurological diseasesAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 28
  49. Short noteNeurobiology of broken heart syndromeAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 21
  50. Short noteTrinucleotide repeat disorders 8 Bradley 8e · DeJong 8e · Preston 4e · Vis it www.clinicapublication.com to orderAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 30
  51. Short noteNMDA receptorsAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 32
  52. Short noteInclusion bodies in brainAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 29
  53. Short notePersistent vegetative stateAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 12
  54. Short noteNeurological complications of uremiaAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 34
  55. Short noteNeurological complications of CRFAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 34
  56. Short notePrimary position nystagmusAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 15
  57. Short noteDMPK protein kinase enzymeAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 31
  58. Short noteNO synthase enzymeAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 33
  59. Short noteBrain deathAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 12
  60. Short noteBPPVAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 16
  61. Short notePlantar reflexAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 26
  62. Short noteAir pollution and smokeAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 24
  63. Short noteRole of neurotransmitters in neurophysiology of sleepAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 13
  64. Short noteWhat are neuropsychiatric categories of memory and possible locationAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 1
  65. Short noteRoss syndromeAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 17
  66. Short noteFast eye movementAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 6
  67. Short noteDiagnostic criteria of brain deathAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 12
  68. Short noteThyroid related orbitopathyAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 12
  69. Short noteNeurological complications of hemodialysisAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 34
  70. Short noteReferred painAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 24
  71. Short noteDetrusor sphincter dyssynergiaAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 18
  72. Short noteCortical blindlessAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 5
  73. Short noteNeurobiology of memoryAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 1
  74. Short noteSensory receptors and their functionsAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 23
  75. Short noteDiscuss anatomical model for praxis and apraxiaAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 1
  76. Short noteAnatomical aspect of gaitAnswered in Volume I · Part 1 · Answer 13
  77. Short noteAnatomical course of III cranial nerve and its clinical corelatesAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 10
  78. Short noteCentral and peripheral vertigoAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 17
  79. Short noteAssessment of functional blindnessAnswered in Volume I · Part 2 · Answer 7
Autoimmune10 questions
  1. Long · 10 marksParaneoplastic syndromes significant in neurological practice with short note on their Mx.Answered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 17
  2. Long · 10 marksRole of antibodies and their targets in the diagnosis and Mx of paraneoplastic neurological diseases.Answered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 17
  3. IntermediateDiagnosis of sarcoidosisAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 20
  4. IntermediateAutoimmune encephalitisAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 15
  5. Short noteNMDAR encephalitisAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 15
  6. Short noteAnt AMPA encephalitisAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 15
  7. Short noteOpsoclonus myoclonus syndromeAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 19
  8. Short noteImmunological evaluation of autoimmune encephalitisAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 16
  9. Short noteAutoimmune limbic encephalitisAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 15
  10. Short noteAutoimmune encephalitisAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 15
Cerebellar4 questions
  1. Long · 10 marksApproach to chronic progressive ataxic disorder.Answered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 24
  2. Long · 10 marksApproach to a case of subacute ataxia. Discuss specific Mx of common causes.Answered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 24
  3. Short noteSUSAC syndromeAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 14
  4. Short noteEpisodic ataxiaAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 25
AHC4 questions
  1. Short noteSMAAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 38
  2. Short noteElectrophysiological assessment of MNDAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 39
  3. Short notePseudobulbar palsyAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 41
  4. Short noteFloppy infant syndromeAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 5
Dementia11 questions
  1. Long · 10 marksApproach towards a patient with dementia.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 2
  2. Long · 10 marksWhat do you mean by cognition? How you study cognition in real life? What are different types of cognitive dysfunction? WriteAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 2
  3. Long · 10 marksHow would you like to approach a 63 years old man with urinary incontinence and progressive gait disorder? 10 Bradley 8e · DeJong 8e · Preston 4e · Vis it www.clinicapublication.com to orderAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 8
  4. Long · 10 marksDiscuss rapidly progressive neurodegenerative dementia.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 7
  5. Long · 10 marksCritically evaluate the medical treatment of Alzheimer's dementia.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 5
  6. IntermediateWhat are the newer therapeutic options for AD?Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 5
  7. Short noteVascular dementiaAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 2
  8. Short noteGenetics of ADAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 6
  9. Short noteAutismAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 9
  10. Short noteMCIAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 2
  11. Short noteRecent advances in drug therapy of ADAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 5
Demyelinating disorders14 questions
  1. Long · 10 marksApproach and Mx of NMO spectrum disorder.Answered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 3
  2. Long · 10 marksDiagnostic criteria of MS and role of MRI in its diagnosis.Answered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 1
  3. IntermediateHow will you manage the young female presenting with relapsing remitting MS?Answered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 2
  4. Short noteINO and underlying mechanismAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 8
  5. Short noteMOG antibody associated disorderAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 4
  6. Short noteCauses and Mx of sequential vision loss in both eyesAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 7
  7. Short noteOne and half syndromeAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 8
  8. Short noteCentral pontine myelinolysisAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 9
  9. Short noteRhombenencephelitisAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 7
  10. Short noteRevised McDonald criteria in MSAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 1
  11. Short noteCritically evaluate and discuss the Mx of MSAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 2
  12. Short notePost leukoencephalopathyAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 10
  13. Short noteBenign megalocephalic leukodystrophyAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 11
  14. Short noteLeukoaraiosisAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 12
Infections27 questions
  1. Long · 10 marksTypes of COVID-19 vaccine, their mechanism and associated neurological complications.Answered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 2
  2. Long · 10 marksCOVID-19 associated encephalopathy with focus on its pathogenesis, diagnosis and neuroimaging. 11 Bradley 8e · DeJong 8e · Preston 4e · Vis it www.clinicapublication.com to orderAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 1
  3. Long · 10 marksCOVID-19 and management of neuro immunological disorder.Answered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 2
  4. Long · 10 marksDiscuss toll like receptor 3 and viral infections of nervous system.Answered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 6
  5. Long · 10 marksApproach to a case of acute febrile encephalopathy.Answered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 1
  6. Long · 10 marksApproach towards management of a patient with chronic meningitis.Answered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 5
  7. Long · 10 marksDiscuss lymphocytic predominant meningitis.Answered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 5
  8. Short noteToxoplasmosisAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 16
  9. Short noteFocal lesion of brain in HIV infected patientAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 16
  10. Short noteSerological test of NCCAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 19
  11. Short noteDiagnosis of CJDAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 22
  12. Short noteNeurological complications of herpes zosterAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 9
  13. Short noteSerological diagnosis of SSPEAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 10
  14. Short noteMicrobiological test in TBMAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 13
  15. Short noteImmune restoration syndrome in AIDSAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 3
  16. Short noteRole of corticosteroids in bacterial meningitisAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 14
  17. Short noteSingle enhancing lesion in HIV patientAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 16
  18. Short noteNew variant CJDAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 22
  19. Short noteGuidelines in management of TBM in HIVAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 13
  20. Short noteTreatment of cerebral malariaAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 20
  21. Short noteCerebral malariaAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 20
  22. Short noteRole of steroids in TBMAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 13
  23. Short noteNeurological complications of dengue feverAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 7
  24. Short noteLife cycle of Taenia SoliumAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 19
  25. Short noteCJDAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 22
  26. Short noteSeptic encephalopathyAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 5
  27. Short notePost COVID 19 neurological complicationsAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 1
NMJ7 questions
  1. IntermediateAnatomy and physiology of NMJAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 18
  2. IntermediateDiscuss approach to a patient of NMJ disorderAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 20
  3. Short noteLEMS 12 Bradley 8e · DeJong 8e · Preston 4e · Vis it www.clinicapublication.com to orderAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 24
  4. Short noteNMJAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 18
  5. Short noteAntibody and role of thymectomy in MGAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 21
  6. Short noteMyasthenic crisisAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 22
  7. Short noteMechanism of autoimmunity in MGAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 21
Stroke23 questions
  1. Long · 10 marksRecent advances in endovascular therapy in stroke.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 4
  2. Long · 10 marksPathogenesis of perihematoma edema, Mx, prognostic implications in ICH based on recent advances.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 12
  3. Long · 10 marksLong term Mx of stroke with special reference to secondary prevention.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 15
  4. Long · 10 marksCurrent trends in Mx of ICH.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 11
  5. Long · 10 marksDiscuss pathogenesis and Mx of acute thromboembolic infarction in a 45 years old female patient.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 1
  6. Long · 10 marksDiscuss the different intravascular options available for the patient presented with acute stroke within 24 hours.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 4
  7. IntermediateControversies in stroke treatment and prevention.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 7
  8. IntermediateSonothrombolysisAnswered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 5
  9. IntermediateBarriers for standard of care in acute ischemic stroke.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 6
  10. Short noteBulbar watershed ischemic stroke.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 9
  11. Short noteNewer recommendation in 2018 on Mx of AIS.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 1
  12. Short noteDiffuse (cid:3) 3 trial.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 3
  13. Short noteRCVSAnswered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 14
  14. Short noteWallenberg syndromeAnswered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 8
  15. Short noteAnton's syndromeAnswered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 10
  16. Short noteSurgical treatment of ICHAnswered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 11
  17. Short noteCerebral microbleedsAnswered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 13
  18. Short noteCerebral amyloid angiopathyAnswered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 13
  19. Short noteAnticoagulant in strokeAnswered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 16
  20. Short noteSecondary prevention of strokeAnswered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 15
  21. Short noteDraw a diagram to explain clinical manifestation of Wallenberg syndrome.Answered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 8
  22. Short noteTime window in acute stroke : current concepts 13 Bradley 8e · DeJong 8e · Preston 4e · Vis it www.clinicapublication.com to orderAnswered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 3
  23. Short notePosterior reversible leukoencephalopathyAnswered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 14
Imaging17 questions
  1. IntermediateFunctional neuroimaging in strokeAnswered in Volume II · Part 4 · Answer 2
  2. IntermediateNeuroimaging in eclampsiaAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 3
  3. IntermediateDiscuss neuroimaging in acute necrotizing encephalopathyAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 4
  4. Short noteMRSAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 1
  5. Short noteMR evaluation in large brain abscessAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 21
  6. Short noteCalcification of brain- Differential diagnosisAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 19
  7. Short noteImaging features of JEAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 8
  8. Short noteSpinal cord MR changes in SACDAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 7
  9. Short noteMyelographic changes in spinal cord compressionAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 8
  10. Short noteAdvanced neuroimaging technique in NCCAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 19
  11. Short noteBilateral T2 hyperintensity in basal ganglia, possible causes and mechanismAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 7
  12. Short noteRole of functional imaging in neurological disordersAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 1
  13. Short noteFunctional neuroimaging in diagnosis of degenerative dementias.Answered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 1
  14. Short noteImaging difference between ADEM and MSAnswered in Volume III · Part 9 · Answer 5
  15. Short noteMultiple enhancing lesions of the brainAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 16
  16. Short noteAmyloid PET scanAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 1
  17. Short noteDD of Neuro imaging finding of single and multiple enhancing LesionsAnswered in Volume II · Part 8 · Answer 16
Muscles13 questions
  1. Long · 10 marksWhat are channelopathies? What are the roles of channelopathies in nervous system? How you are going to manage them?Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 34
  2. Long · 10 marksWhat are the internal errors of metabolism in nervous system? What are their phenotypic manifestations? How are you going toAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 36
  3. Long · 10 marksStructure and function of mitochondria and their relevance in mitochondrial cytopathies.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 37
  4. Long · 10 marksDiscuss the genetic basis of DMD and promising therapies in the Mx of DMD. 14 Bradley 8e · DeJong 8e · Preston 4e · Vis it www.clinicapublication.com to orderAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 31
  5. Short noteCongenital myopathiesAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 32
  6. Short noteInclusion body myositisAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 26
  7. Short noteCritical illness myopathyAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 6
  8. Short noteDistal myopathiesAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 33
  9. Short noteInflammatory myopathiesAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 25
  10. Short noteGenetics of DMDAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 31
  11. Short noteDrug induced myopathiesAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 29
  12. Short noteOverlap syndromeAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 28
  13. Short noteWhat do you mean by channelopathies? Just name the phenotypic manifestation of the different affected system in Neurology.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 34
Movement Disorder27 questions
  1. Long · 10 marksIPD and Parkinsonian syndromeAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 5
  2. Long · 10 marksEarly Mx of Parkinson's disease. When to start, what to start and why?Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 7
  3. Long · 10 marksDiscuss actions of antiparkinsonian drugs in relation of mechanism of parkinsonism.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 7
  4. Long · 10 marksParkinson's plus syndrome. How they differ from IPD? Discuss non-motor complications of Parkinson's disease and their Mx.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 5
  5. Long · 10 marksRecent advances in Mx of Parkinson's disease.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 7
  6. Long · 10 marksDiscuss evaluation, Mx and long term outcome of NPH.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 22
  7. IntermediateWhat are the subtypes of PSP, describe the salient features of each subtype.Answered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 5
  8. Short noteMx of Wilsons diseaseAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 14
  9. Short noteBiomarkers in Parkinson's diseaseAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 6
  10. Short noteTardive dyskinesiasAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 18
  11. Short noteOcular signs of PSPAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 5
  12. Short noteDBS in Parkinson's diseaseAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 10
  13. Short notePalatal myoclonusAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 15
  14. Short noteDBSAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 10
  15. Short noteSubstantia nigraAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 2
  16. Short noteHyperekplexiaAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 16
  17. Short notePNKD 15 Bradley 8e · DeJong 8e · Preston 4e · Vis it www.clinicapublication.com to orderAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 17
  18. Short noteAlpha synuclein and Parkinson's diseaseAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 4
  19. Short noteSpinal myoclonusAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 15
  20. Short noteMx of tremorsAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 11
  21. Short noteRLSAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 20
  22. Short noteRole of Parkin gene in etiology of Parkinson's diseaseAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 4
  23. Short noteBenign ETAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 11
  24. Short noteDifferent causes of ChoreaAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 12
  25. Short noteNMSAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 19
  26. Short noteSleep related movement disordersAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 21
  27. Short noteSleep abnormalities in parkinson's diseaseAnswered in Volume II · Part 6 · Answer 8
Nutritional3 questions
  1. IntermediateMechanism of neurological manifestations of B12 deficiency.Answered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 20
  2. Short noteCopper deficiency myelopathyAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 21
  3. Short noteNeurology of B12 deficiencyAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 20
Nerves25 questions
  1. Long · 10 marksImportant causes of neuropathy with emphasis on demyelinating neuropathies. How GBS in India differs from other parts of theAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 1
  2. Long · 10 marksDiscuss in detail about dysimmune neuropathies.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 1
  3. Long · 10 marksGive recent review of pathogenesis, classification, diagnostic method and treatment of leprous neuropathy.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 9
  4. Long · 10 marksDiscuss autoimmune neuropathies and their Mx.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 1
  5. Long · 10 marksHow would you like to approach to a case of lumbosacral radiculo-plexus neuropathy? Discuss the pathological mechanism and thAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 15
  6. Long · 10 marksDiscuss the anatomy of lumbosacral plexus. Discuss approach to a patient with suspected lumbosacral plexopathy.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 15
  7. Long · 10 marksDiscuss an approach to a case of acute neuropathies.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 1
  8. IntermediateElectrophysiological evaluation of AIDP.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 2
  9. Short noteCIDP variantsAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 3
  10. Short noteDiagnosis of CIDP 16 Bradley 8e · DeJong 8e · Preston 4e · Vis it www.clinicapublication.com to orderAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 3
  11. Short noteCritical care neuropathyAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 6
  12. Short noteUlnar nerve entrapmentAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 11
  13. Short noteDiagnostic criteria of CTSAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 12
  14. Short notePathogenesis of leprosyAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 9
  15. Short noteApproach to a case of multiple cranial nerve palsiesAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 17
  16. Short noteDiagnosis of PorphyriaAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 8
  17. Short noteMyeloradiculopathyAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 16
  18. Short noteNon compressive myelopathyAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 16
  19. Short noteLeprous neuropathyAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 9
  20. Short noteTreatment of leprous neuropathyAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 9
  21. Short notePara malignant neuropathiesAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 7
  22. Short noteDifference between compressive and non compressive myelopathyAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 16
  23. Short noteCauda equina syndromeAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 16
  24. Short noteInfective myelopathyAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 16
  25. Short noteNerve biopsy in leprosyAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 9
Headache11 questions
  1. Long · 10 marksApproach and Mx of thunderclap headache.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 18
  2. Long · 10 marksFormation and circulation of CSF and pathogenesis of IIH.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 20
  3. Long · 10 marksDescribe pathophysiological mechanism of migraine and their therapeutic implications.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 15
  4. Long · 10 marksDiscuss what predicts the change from episodic to chronic migraine and its Mx.Answered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 16
  5. Short noteUnusual headacheAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 23
  6. Short noteTACAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 21
  7. Short noteVitamin D and headacheAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 25
  8. Short noteOphthalmoplegic migraineAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 24
  9. Short noteTreatment of trigeminal neuralgiaAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 22
  10. Short noteMedication overuse headacheAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 17
  11. Short noteRole of vasoactive peptides in migraineAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 15
Epilepsy27 questions
  1. Long · 10 marksImpact of newer antiepileptic drugs in the management of intractable epilepsy.Answered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 14
  2. Long · 10 marksDiscuss mechanism, use, side effects of new antiepileptic drugs with a focus on drug combination of refractory epilepsy.Answered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 14
  3. Long · 10 marksDescribe recent advances in pathobiology of status epilepticus and role of new generation anti-seizures medications.Answered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 14
  4. IntermediateArtifacts in EEGAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 1
  5. IntermediateNeuroimaging in refractory epilepsyAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 19
  6. Short noteEEG in SSPEAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 4
  7. Short noteLennox gastaut syndromeAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 8
  8. Short noteEEG in metabolic encephalopathyAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 5
  9. Short noteMyoclonic epilepsy in pediatric populationAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 11
  10. Short noteRasmussen's encephalitisAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 12
  11. Short noteSuper refractory status epilepticusAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 18
  12. Short noteRole of steroids in epilepsyAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 17
  13. Short noteWest syndromeAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 7
  14. Short noteIndications of epilepsy surgeryAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 19
  15. Short noteReflex epilepsiesAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 10
  16. Short notePre-hospital management of status epilepticusAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 18
  17. Short noteAbsence seizureAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 6
  18. Short noteLacosamideAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 15
  19. Short noteDravet syndromeAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 9
  20. Short noteEEG abnormality in primary epilepsiesAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 3
  21. Short noteLevetiracetamAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 15
  22. Short noteKetogenic dietAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 16
  23. Short noteFocal cortical dysplasiaAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 13
  24. Short noteCauses of surgically treatable epilepsy and long term prognosisAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 19
  25. Short noteInherited partial epilepsiesAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 10
  26. Short noteHereditary epilepsiesAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 10
  27. Short noteClosed loop stimulation devices in epilepsy MxAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 20
Electrophysiology18 questions
  1. Long · 10 marksElectrophysiological evaluation of LMN disorders.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 43
  2. Long · 10 marksRole of video EEG in pre-surgical evaluation of intractable epilepsy.Answered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 19
  3. IntermediateElectrophysiological evaluation of cardiac arrestAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 11
  4. IntermediateElectrophysiological evaluation of AIDPAnswered in Volume III · Part 10
  5. Short noteElectrophysiological evaluation in leprous neuropathy.Answered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 18
  6. Short noteBlink reflex in Bell's palsyAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 13
  7. Short noteLate reflexAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 12
  8. Short noteH reflexAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 12
  9. Short noteF waveAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 12
  10. Short noteSSEPAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 11
  11. Short noteElectrophysiology of CTSAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 15
  12. Short noteElectrophysiological changes in root lesionAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 16
  13. Short noteNeurophysiological evaluation of respiratory muscles.Answered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 19
  14. Short noteElectrophysiological evaluation of plexopathiesAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 17
  15. Short noteElectrophysiological criteria for diagnosing GBSAnswered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 2
  16. Short notePeriodic complexesAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 4
  17. Short noteApplication of electrophysiology in movement DisordersAnswered in Volume I · Part 3 · Answer 21
  18. Short noteElectrodiagnostic characteristics suggestive of muscle specific kinase MG.Answered in Volume III · Part 10 · Answer 19
Drugs and Miscellaneous36 questions
  1. Long · 10 marksHow would you like to approach a 59 years old man with progressive proximal and distal weakness of arm and legs of 2 years duAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 17
  2. Long · 10 marksCurrent status of stem cell therapy in neurological diseases.Answered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 27
  3. Long · 10 marksHow will you approach a young patient presenting with behaviour abnormality, memory impairment and seizures.Answered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 18
  4. IntermediateGenetic testing and next generation sequencing.Answered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 1
  5. IntermediateNewer monoclonal antibodies in neurological practice and their specific indications for use.Answered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 8
  6. IntermediateDiagnostic approach for the patient presenting with bilateral wasting and weakness of small muscles of hands.Answered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 19
  7. IntermediateDiscuss evaluation of brain death. 19 Bradley 8e · DeJong 8e · Preston 4e · Vis it www.clinicapublication.com to orderAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 12
  8. Short noteNewer anticoagulantAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 13
  9. Short notePregabalinAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 14
  10. Short noteNatalizumabAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 9
  11. Short noteGalantamineAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 5
  12. Short noteMemantineAnswered in Volume II · Part 7
  13. Short noteCenobamateAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 15
  14. Short noteAducanumabAnswered in Volume II · Part 7
  15. Short notePonesimodAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 10
  16. Short noteRituximabAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 11
  17. Short noteCGRP targeted antibodiesAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 16
  18. Short noteSovateltideAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 15
  19. Short notePerampanel : current statusAnswered in Volume II · Part 5 · Answer 15
  20. Short noteUse of IVIg in neurologyAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 12
  21. Short notePolysomnographic evaluation in sleep disordersAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 14
  22. Short noteRole of tilt table test in evaluation of syncopeAnswered in Volume II · Part 7 · Answer 10
  23. Short noteNerve biopsyAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 22
  24. Short noteRole of nerve and muscle biopsy in neurologyAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 22
  25. Short noteWhole genome sequencingAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 1
  26. Short noteAntisense oligonucleotideAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 4
  27. Short noteRTPCRAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 5
  28. Short noteRandomizationAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 24
  29. Short notePeer reviewAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 25
  30. Short noteMeta analysisAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 26
  31. Short noteGene therapyAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 3
  32. Short noteTranscranial magnetic stimulationAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 23
  33. Short noteWhat are neuro-genetic diseases which attenuate with age? Describe one of them.Answered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 6
  34. Short noteSINO syndromeAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 7
  35. Short noteGenetic polymorphismAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 2
  36. Short noteVisual snow syndromeAnswered in Volume III · Part 11 · Answer 29

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