Neuroimaging

Part 1 Cardinal manifestations of neurologic disease: disorders of mobility - abnormalities of movement and posture due to disease of the extrapyramidal motor systems, disorders of stance and gait; pain, headache - neuroimaging of pain, headache and other craniofacial pains; disorders of the special senses - common disturbances of vision, ocular movement and pupillary function, deafness, dizziness, disorders of equilibrium; epilepsy and disorders of consciousness - neuroimaging and epilepsy; derangements of intellect, behaviour and language due to diffuse and focal cerebral disease - neuroimaging and behavioural neurology; disorders of mood and emotion - imaging in psychiatric disorders. Part 2 The neurology of ageing: neuroimaging of normal brain ageing and dementia. Part 3 The major categories of neurologic disease: disturbances of cerebrospinal fluid circulation, including hydrocephalus and meningeal reactions; intracranial neoplasms; viral and nonviral infections of the nervous system; the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome; neuroimaging in patients with cerebrovascular disease; diseases of the spinal cord; neuroimaging of multiple sclerosis and related disorders; imaging the brain lesions of alcoholics; developmental diseases of the nervous system. Part 4 Special section on specific imaging modalities: diffusion-perfusion MRI and magnetic resonance spectroscopy in cerebral vascular disease; imaging of stroke with SPECT; ultrasound in cerebrovascular disease.