Full Description
This book presents a complete summary about the 12 pairs of cranial nerves (CN). They control much of the motor and sensory functions of the head and neck such as smell, sight, eye movement, and feeling in the face. The CN also control balance, hearing, and swallowing.
The examination of the CN is an important part of the clinical neurological examination. Additionally, to the anatomy, extensive knowledge about further diagnostic tools are necessary such as neuroimaging, and electrophysiology.
The book is divided into three parts: a general part with anatomy and imaging, a systematic part grouping the 12 pairs of cranial nerves, and a part describing cranial nerve functions in specific conditions and diseases.
Contents
Part 1.- 1. Anatomy.- 2. Imaging.- 3. Electrophysiology Electrodiagnosis of Cranial Nerves Udo Zifko.- 4. Other Struhal.- Part 2.- 5. Olfactory nerve.- 6. Optic nerve.- 7. Oculomotor nerve.- 8. Trochlear nerve.- 9. Trigeminal nerve.- 10. Abducens nerve.- 11. Facial nerve.- 12. Acustic nerve.- 13. Vestibular nerve.- 14. Glossopharyngeal nerve.- 15. Vagus nerve.- 16. Accessory nerve.- 17. Hypoglossal nerve.- 18. Cranial Nerve - Side Topics.- Part 3.- 19. Central Innervation of Motor Cranial Nerves.- 20. Diabetic Cranial Neuropathies.- 21. Cranial Nerves and Paraneoplastic Disorders.- 22. Toxicity and Cranial Nerves.- 23. Chemotherapy-induced Cranial Nerve Damage.- 24. Cranial Nerves and Myopathies.- 25. Cranial nerve involvement in genetic disorders.- 26. Cranial nerves and autoimmune conditions.- 27. Cranial Nerves and Autonomic Conditions.- 28. Cranial Nerve Tumors.- 29. Reconstructive Surgical Strategies in Cranial Nerve Repair.- 30. Pathological conditions affecting cranialnerves at the skull base and neurosurgical intervention strategies.- 31. Cranial Nerve Infections.- 32. Traumatic Lesions of the Cranial Nerves.- 33. Neuromuscular Transmission and Paroxysmal Disorders of Cranial Nerves.- 34. Pain Syndromes in Cranial Nerves.- 35. Hallucinations involving cranial nerve function.
