What is a neurological examination and why is it performed?
A neurological examination is used to assess the function of the central and peripheral nervous system. It is recommended for headaches, dizziness, tingling and weakness in the extremities, visual disturbances, speech difficulties, balance problems, loss of consciousness, as well as in cases of chronic neurological diseases.
What’s included in the review?
• Discussion of complaints and duration of symptoms
• Assessment of consciousness, reflexes, and muscle strength
• Assessment of sensation, coordination, and balance
• Analysis of previous medical documentation and findings
• Recommendation for additional diagnostics (vascular ultrasound, EEG, MRI, CT, laboratory tests)
• Therapy and follow-up plan
Preparation
• No special preparation is required.
• It is recommended to bring previous findings and medical documentation.
