
1. How do we test neurological deficits?
1.1. neurological clinical exam
1.2. what lesions can be detected by a standard clinical neurological examination?
1.3. silent lesions?
1.3.1. snowdon brain infarction and the clinical expression of AD JAMA 1997
1.3.1.1. Link to paper
1.3.2. neurology 2010 jun 15;74
1.3.2.1. Link to Paper
1.3.2.2. Intellectual enrichment lessens the effect of brain atrophy on learning and memory in multiple sclerosis
1.3.3. Disruption of the rigth temporoparietal junction with transcranial manetic stimulation reduces the role of beliefs in moral judgments
1.3.3.1. young et al
1.3.3.2. Link to Paper
2. conclusions
2.1. behavioral neurology
2.1.1. creativity
2.1.2. feelings
2.1.3. elaborated judgment
2.1.4. etc
2.2. many "silent" brain lesions matter when new lesions occur
3. Meeting notes by
3.1. Paul de Roos
3.1.1. www.twitter.com/paulderoos
3.1.2. www.paulderoos.com
3.2. Mindmap hosted on
3.2.1. www.neurologytraining.eu
3.2.1.1. Twitter:
3.2.1.1.1. www.twitter.com/trainneurology
3.3. Meeting
3.3.1. Controversies in Neurology
3.3.1.1. Linkt to website
3.3.2. Plenary session overview
3.3.2.1. Link to mindmap