Neurology
How to Read a Nerve Conduction Study Report
To read a nerve conduction study report, begin with the “Impression” or “Conclusion,” then review which motor and sensory nerves were tested and whether latency,… Continue Reading
Can a Tissue Paper Test Detect a CSF Leak?
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team No. A tissue paper test cannot reliably detect or rule out a cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leak. The so-called… Continue Reading
What Does Cerebrospinal Fluid Taste Like During a CSF Leak?
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team You bend forward to tie your shoes and suddenly notice clear, watery fluid dripping from one nostril. A… Continue Reading
Cervical Laminectomy: A Complete Guide to This Spinal Decompression Surgery
What Is a Cervical Laminectomy? A cervical laminectomy is a surgical procedure performed to relieve pressure on the spinal cord or nerve roots in the… Continue Reading
Why Concussion Symptoms Can Look Different From Person to Person
A concussion can affect far more than a person’s ability to think clearly, and two people with similar head injuries may experience very different symptoms…. Continue Reading
The Crushing Fatigue of ALS
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team You wake up after a full night in bed, yet getting dressed feels like a major undertaking. By… Continue Reading
Complex Partial Seizures: Managing Focal Awareness Loss
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team A person suddenly stops answering, stares ahead, and begins picking at their clothing. A minute later, they seem… Continue Reading
What Should You Do if You Suspect a Brain Injury?
If you suspect a brain injury, seek medical attention immediately, even if the symptoms seem mild. Early diagnosis and treatment can reduce the risk of… Continue Reading
CIDP vs. MS: Two Diseases That Mimic Each Other
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team Your legs feel weak, your feet tingle, and walking suddenly requires more concentration. Could it be multiple sclerosis—or… Continue Reading
The Robots Are Here to Stay
How Robotic Technology Is Improving Spine Care Most people picture neurosurgeons working constantly through a microscope to remove brain tumors or treat dangerous aneurysms. In… Continue Reading
