This week, we wrap up the Neurology segment with the eyes and vision. Because it end up in such a long episode, we decided to cut it down into 3 episodes which I will release serially this week. Part 1 covers refractive errors, strabismus, amblyopia, blocked nasolacrimal duct and diabetic retinopathy. Next Wednesday will be the first episode on Cardiology!

Today, Andy talks through two autoimmune diseases that affect the junction between neurones and transmission to the muscles.

And today we talk about loss of motor function due to dysfunction in the motor neuronal pathway, a famous sufferer of which is Stephen Hawking, as Hamed explains.

And today we talk about loss of motor function due to dysfunction in the motor neuronal pathway, a famous sufferer of which is Stephen Hawking, as Hamed explains.

And now we discuss language disorders that can be a manifestation of various cerebral pathologies.

And now we discuss language disorders that can be a manifestation of various cerebral pathologies.

For the next two episodes we will cover the autoimmune conditions of the central nervous system. Please excuse the quality of this episode, I will come back and fix it in the future.

We end the series on strokes with a short talk on the haemorragic stroke, classifications, risks, pathophysiology, and management.

The second in out series of strokes is the effects of ischaemia. Hope you enjoy it!

Finally, learning all that cerebrovascular anatomy is going to come to use as we discuss the effects of ischaemic and haemorrhage strokes in our series starting with transient ischaemic attacks.