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30 types nervous system and spinal cord disease treatment investigation finding differential diagnosis contraindication ICO management OPD prescription

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Here is the complete clinical reference for all 30 nervous system and spinal cord diseases, each covering all six domains you requested. A quick orientation:
Structure for each disease:
  • Investigations — which tests to order and why
  • Findings — what those tests show
  • Differential Diagnosis — conditions to consider and distinguish
  • Contraindications — drugs, procedures, and interventions to avoid
  • ICU Management — acute/critical care protocols
  • OPD Prescription — long-term outpatient treatment with specific drugs and doses
Diseases covered (1–30):
  1. Ischemic Stroke | 2. Intracerebral Hemorrhage | 3. Subarachnoid Hemorrhage | 4. TIA | 5. Bacterial Meningitis | 6. HSV Encephalitis | 7. TB Meningitis | 8. Multiple Sclerosis | 9. Guillain-Barré Syndrome | 10. Myasthenia Gravis | 11. Parkinson's Disease | 12. Epilepsy | 13. Alzheimer's Disease | 14. MND/ALS | 15. Spinal Cord Compression | 16. Transverse Myelitis | 17. Cervical Spondylotic Myelopathy | 18. Diabetic Neuropathy | 19. Bell's Palsy | 20. Trigeminal Neuralgia | 21. Migraine | 22. IIH | 23. Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus | 24. Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis | 25. Brain Abscess | 26. NMOSD | 27. Huntington's Disease | 28. Wilson's Disease | 29. Spinal Muscular Atrophy | 30. Neurocysticercosis
Key points to note:
  • The summary table at the end gives a rapid one-line reference for all 30 diseases — useful for quick revision or bedside reference
  • Contraindications are clinically critical — e.g., steroids worsen GBS; natalizumab/fingolimod are absolutely contraindicated in NMOSD; tPA has strict exclusion criteria; LP is absolutely contraindicated in brain abscess
  • ICU protocols follow current AHA/ESO/NICE guidelines (alteplase dosing, status epilepticus ladder, ventilation thresholds in GBS/MG/SMA)
  • OPD prescriptions include specific drug names, doses, and frequencies
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