Course Content
🧠 Theme 1: Numbness and Tingling
🧠 Theme 2: Paraplegia
🧠 Theme 3: Syncope
🧠 Theme 4: Hemiplegia
🧠 Theme 5: Tremors
🧠 Theme 6: Headache
Neurosciences-1A Module

📘 Step 1 — Curriculum Coverage

This section outlines integrated curriculum components covered in this topic. 

🔹 Anatomy

 

  • Structure of choroid plexus
    • Formation of CSF in ventricles

🔹 Physiology

 

  • Regulation of cerebral blood flow
    • Formation of cerebrospinal fluid
    • Flow of cerebrospinal fluid
    • Absorption of cerebrospinal fluid
    • Blood–cerebrospinal fluid barrier
    • Blood–brain barrier

🔹 Biochemistry

 

  • Biochemical composition of CSF

🔹 General Medicine

 

  • Etiology of hydrocephalus
    • Pathogenesis of hydrocephalus
    • Clinical features of hydrocephalus

🩺 Clinical Importance

 

  • Raised intracranial pressure as a cause of headache
    • Hydrocephalus as a disorder of CSF formation, flow or absorption
    • Importance of CSF composition in clinical diagnosis

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