Neuronotes


Functional Neuroanatomy & Functional Neuroanatomy update

P.A. Stewart, et al.

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This interactive neuroanatomy atlas features a selected list of the most clinically relevant neuroanatomical structures with descriptions of their functions. The majority of images in the program are MR generated to familiarize the student with media that they will encounter in the clinic. Surface features are illustrated, and cross sections of spinal cord and brain stem were generated from whole slices. All of the images have a “vascular territories” overlay accessed by toggle switch, so that the user is able to correlate neural functions with vascular anatomy to facilitate understanding of stroke syndromes.

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Testing Extraocular Muscles

This interactive video shows movement of the eye and its attached muscles during the standard test of eye movements.

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Neurons, Animated Functional Concepts

This simple, web-based tutorial was designed for entry-level students. It consists of eight chapters addressing the following topics: Neuronal Anatomy, Axonal Transport, Ions and Ion Channels, Resting Membrane Potential, Action Potential, Neurotransmitter release, Postsynaptic Mechanisms, and Removal of Neurotransmitter. Selected animations may be downloaded for teaching purposes. The tutorial was first published in MedEdPortal in 2006.

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nulPractice Practical Examination
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The Neurological Examination

M.J Hohol, BScPhm. MD FRCP(C), with J. Jenkinson, MSc BMC and P. Stewart, Ph.D. (2001)

This website features a complete neurological exam with the following elements: 1) cranial nerves, 2) motor exam, 3) sensory exam, 4) stance & gait.  Video demonstrations are used for each part of the exam. Text describes the examination technique, expected normal findings and common abnormal findings. A helpful glossary of terms is available in a separate frame at the bottom of the page for reference. A high bandwidth is recommended and a QuickTime ™ player is necessary.

 

 

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