Examination of the Cranial Nerves

Published on Apr 29, 2012

This is a detailed explanation of the examination of the Cranial Nerves illustrating technique and patient interaction.

The film was produced by practising clinicians to aid the teaching of clinical examination skills. It starts at the point when the clinician has finished taking the medical history and begins the clinical examination.

Presented by Dr Richard Abbott MD FRCP Consultant Neurologist. Produced and Directed by Dr Irene Peat FRCR FRCP, Dr Nicholas Port MBChB BSc and Jon Shears.

More Clinical Examination materials can be found at: http://www2.le.ac.uk/departments/msce/existing/clinical-exam

Neuroanatomy Tutorial by The University of Utah Eccles Health Sciences Library

The WebPath® computer-aided instructional resource at this website contains over 2700 images with text that illustrate gross and microscopic pathologic findings along with radiologic imaging associated with human disease conditions. For self-assessment and study there are over 1300 examination items. There are more than 20 tutorials in specific subject areas. These materials support educational programs in the health sciences.

Click here - amazing tool.

Village in the Netherlands provides a safe environment for people suffering from dementia

A village in the Netherlands inhabited entirely by elderly people with dementia offers a new answer to how society can deal with its aging population. It's a world without yesterday or tomorrow where residents have far more freedom than they would be allowed in convalescent homes.

Read more here: SpiegelOnlineInternational

The website of this village is this.

Singing after a brain damage..?

Disabled veteran with brain damage from a grenade when he was serving in Afghanistan...Stutters when he talks, but not while singing..!

Understanding brain injury

The same people that have created the "Understanding spinal cord injury" website have also created this one for "Understanding brain injury".

Produced by Shepherd Center and KPKinteractive in collaboration with the American Trauma Society, the National Spinal Cord Injury Association and the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation.

It is really amazing..!