Neurologic Emergencies

1. The Fast and Focused Neurological Examination
Matthew S. Siket

2. Rule Out Acute Stroke
Aunali S. Khaku, Sayed K. Ali

3. Acute Head Injury: When to Image and When to Observe?
Tracy MacIntosh, Adam Benzing

4. Seizure Activity
Claire S. Jacobs, Imoigele P. Aisiku

5. Syncope: Who Needs Imaging? Who Needs Admission?
Ellen Vollmers, Sean Kivlehan

6. Dizziness: An Evidence-Based Approach (Better than MRI?)
Jonathan A. Edlow

7. Acute Vision Loss and Diplopia
David C. Lebowitz, Amninder Singh, Amanda Webb

8. Headache: When to Image, When to Tap
Perrin T. Considine, Levi Filler, Murtaza Akhter

9. Atraumatic Acute Neck and Back Pain
John W. Martel, J. Brooks Motley

10. The Nonanatomic Exam: Psychogenic Syndromes and Malingering
Michael Hoffmann

11. Altered Mental Status in the Emergency Department
Austin T. Smith, Jin H. Han

12. Acute Generalized Weakness
Latha Ganti, Vaibhav Rastogi

13. Infections of the Central Nervous System
Ogonna Felton, Charles R. Wira

14. Movement Disorder Emergencies
Latha Ganti, Javier Rosario

15. Basic Emergent Computed Tomography
Christopher Horn

Nyckelord: Medicine & Public Health, Emergency Medicine, Neurology, Intensive / Critical Care Medicine