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Dandy-Walker malformation

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1-Cystic expansion of fourth ventricle
2-Agenesis of posterior cerebellar vermis and corpus callosum
3-Cerebellar ataxia

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Deference between Chiari malformation type 1 and 2

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Herniation of cerebellum from foramen magnum

-type 1 : in adolescence and no hydrocephalus versus type 2

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Febrile seizure

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1-9 months to 5 years
2-Family history
3-Generalised < 10 minuts , no significant postictal period

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Partial seizure ( simple )

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1-Focal : face and neck , 10-20 seconds
2-Have aura , no postictal period
3-EEG : spike and sharp waves

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Partial seizure ( complex )

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1-Some impaired consciousness
2-Automatism
3-EEG: anterior temporal lobe sharp waves
4-Treatment : carbamazepine

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Generalizes seizure ( absent )

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1-Sudden cessation motor activity, speech , staring
2-More in girls > 5 years
3-No aura no postictal period
4-treatment : Ethosuximide

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Generalized seizure ( tonic- clonic)

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1-Aura
2-LOC, eyes back
3-Tongue bite , bladder control loss
4-Treatment : phenobarbital , phenytoin

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Generalized seizure ( Myoclonic)

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1-Repetitive symmetric muscle contraction and loss of body tone 
Benign Myoclonous of infancy :
1-Cluster of neck , trunk , extremities 
2-EEG normal 
3-Goes away after age 2 
4-During sleep
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Infantile Spasms

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1-Symetric contraction of neck and trunk
2-4-8 months
2-Cryptogenic / symptomatic
4-EEG : hyperarrhythmia
5-+ Corticotropin releasing hormon , neuronal hyperexcitability
6-Treatment : ACTH

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Neurofibromatosis

Genetic

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AD
NF-1: Von Recklinghausen
( chromosome17)
NF-2: chromosome 22

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Neurofibromatosis ( NF-1)

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•Need 2 of the following:
1-_>6 cafe-au-lait( 5mm prepubertal
, 15mm postpubertal)
2-Axillary/inguinal freckling
3-> 2 iris Lisch nodules
4-> 2 neurofibromas, 
5-Osseous lesion - Scoliosis , sphenoid dysphasia 
6-Optic glioma
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Neurofibromatosis ( NF-2 )

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•Need one of the following : 
1-Bilateral acoustic neuroma
2-Parent, sibling, child with NF-2 
   And  unilateral 8th-nerve mass or two of the following: 
   -Neurofibroma
   -Meningioma
   -Glioma
   -Schwanoma
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NF-2

Presentation

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1-Hearing loss
2-Facial weakness
3-Headache 
4-Unsteady gait
5-Fewer skin finding 
6-CNS Tumors
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Tuberous Sclerosis

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•Infancy
1-Infantile spasm and skin lesion
Ash leaf macule
2-CT scan - calcified tubers(تلافيف)
•Childhood:
1-Generalized seizure and skin lesion •Sebaceous adenoma 
          •Shagreen patch
2-Subungual fibromata
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Cerebral palsy

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Impaired ability of voluntary muscles

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Neurodegenerative disorder

Friedrich Ataxia

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Progressive deterioration of Neurologic function
1-Gene - frataxin
2-AR
3-Ataxia befor 10 , weakness of hands and feet , lose of DTR
4-Degeneration of posterior columns: loss of position and vibration
5-Explosive dysarthric speech
6-Refractory hypertrophic cardiomyopathy : death .

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Wilson disease

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1-Copper metabolism 
2-AR
3-Liver and CNS
Liver symptoms first then CNS 
  - Dystonia, tremor, basal ganglia problems
  -Kayser-Fleischer rings
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Wilson

Diagnosis

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1-Best screen : serum Ceruplasmin
( decrease)
2-Increased urinary Cu
3-Confirm with liver biopsy

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Wilson

Treatment

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1-Penicillamine chelation

2-Liver transplant

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Sphingolipidosis

Metachromatic Leukodystrophy

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1-ArylsulfataseA: accumulation of cereboside sulfate in myelin sheath 2-AR
3-Cresyl violet: metachromatic stain
4-Gait disturbance at 1-2 years
5-Hypotonia, no DTR, ataxia
6-Within one year can’t sit feed swallow and death

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Sphingolipidosis

Adrenoleukodystrophy

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1-X-linked R
2-CNS degeneration with adrenal cortical insufficiency 
3-Symptoms 5-15 years 
4-Behavioral changes 
5-Seizure , Gait abnormalities 
6-Spasticity and ataxia
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Sphingolipidosis

Tay-Sachs

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1-Deficient B-hexoaminidase, 
2-Normal until 6 months then lag and lose milestones 
3-Seizure , hypotonia , blindess 
4-Cherry red macula( retina ) 
5-AR
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Purine Metabolism

Lesch-Nyhan

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1-X-linked 
2-Uric acid 
3-Self-Mutilation and Dystonia 
4-Gouty arthritis 
5-Analyze HPRT gene
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Spinal muscle Atrophy

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1-Degenerative disease of motor units
2-Denervation of muscles : atrophy
3-Types: 1-Werding-Hoffman: sever infantile , 2-Late infancy slower
               3-Chronic juvenile 
( Kugelberg-Welander)
4-AR
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SMA

Presentation

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1-Floppy baby 
2-Feeding difficulty 
3-Tongue and fingers fasciculation
4-Absent DTR
5-Death by 3 years 
6-Intelligence is normal
7-Heart not effected
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SMA

Diagnosis

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Best test

Molecular genetic marker in blood for SMA gene

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Myasthenia Gravis

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Immune-Mediated neuronal blockade secondary to circulating receptor binding antibodies
1-Ptosis and facial muscle weakness and floppy baby
2-Dysphasia ,
3-Rapid fatigue , late in the day
Diagnosis:
•EMG: giving cholinesterase inhibitor( edrophonium)

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Guillain Barre Syndrome

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1-10 days after enteral and pulmonary infection 
2-Ascending paralysis : 
Symmetric , Gradual 
Tenderness, pain, Parasthrsias, 
Lose DTR
3-Spontaneous recovery 2-3 weeks
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Guillain-Barre

Diagnosis

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Increased CSF protein

Rapid IVIG 2-5 days

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Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

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1-X-Linked R
2-Poor head control 
3-Degeneration and death of muscle fibers
4-Gower sign 
5-Calf psudohyertrophy
6-Cardiomyopathy 
7-Scoliosis 
8-Best test : molecular genetic diagnosis 
9-CPK: 15,000-35,000
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Acute Disseminated Encrphalomyelitis

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1-Autoimmune-demyelinating disease 
2-Children > 10 years 
3-Follow many types of infection 
Viral 
4-No progression once identified
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Homocystinuria

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1-AR
2-(-) Cystathionine-B-Synthase, B12 , folate
3-Poor growth, mental retardation 
4-Marfanoid feature 
5-Thromboembolic phenomena: 
Pulmonary and CNS vasculature: 
6-Acute infantile Hemiplegia
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Premature closing of anterior phontanel

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1-Scaphocephaly
2-Premature fusion of single suture: no ICP or hydrocephalus
3-Consultation with a neurosurgeon

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Acute infantile Hemiplegia

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1-Sudden onset of hemisyndrome
2-Eye looking away from paralyzed side to the lesion side
3-Thromboembolic occlusion of the middle cerebral artery

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Nieman-Pick( A)

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1-(-)Sphingomyelinase
2-Normal at birth then at first 6 months
3-Hepatospleenomegaly 
4-Lymphadenopathy 
5-Psychomotor retardation
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Infantile Gaucher disease

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1-(-)B-glucosidase
2-Increased tone 
3-Organomegaly
4-Failure to thrive 
5-Psychomotor regression
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Brain Tumor

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1-Headache short time
2-Clinical findings
3-Change in Behavioral and school performance

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Pontine glioma

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1-6 years 
2-Subacute 
3-Cranial nerve abnormality( 7nerv) 
4-Unsteady gait secondary to spasticity 
5-Behavioral change
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Fabry disease

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1-(-)a-Galactosidase
2-Older children
3-Acroparesthesia
4-Intermittent painfull crises

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