Background: Stroke is a neurological condition prevalently causing mortality in Nigeria. A thorough understanding of stroke is es- sential for effective treatment and the reduction of its aftereffects. This study assesses the fundamental knowledge of stroke and its symptoms, the common practices in relation to stroke risk factors, treatment option and the validity of the information sources as regards stroke amongst the population of Enugu North.

Clinical manifestation of acute corpus callosum (CC) infarction is complex and lacks specificity. Until there is a high index of sus- picion it can be easily missed specifically in the early stage. We report a case of abrupt onset behavioural abnormality following recovery of COVID 19 infection, in a 30 year old female without any prior comorbidities. Her magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) brain revealed small midline DWI restriction at the splenium of the corpus callosam suggesting acute infarct.

Clinical manifestation of acute corpus callosum (CC) infarction is complex and lacks specificity. Until there is a high index of sus- picion it can be easily missed specifically in the early stage. We report a case of abrupt onset behavioural abnormality following recovery of COVID 19 infection, in a 30 year old female without any prior comorbidities. Her magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) brain revealed small midline DWI restriction at the splenium of the corpus callosam suggesting acute infarct

Myasthenia Gravis is a rare disorder, with an incidence rate of approximately 20 per 100,000 people in the US. It is characterized by muscle weakness that worsens with exertion and improves with rest [1]. Often, the first presenting manifestation is involvement of extrinsic ocular muscles. Myasthenia can progress to other limb musculature as well as other bulbar muscles.

Memory is retrieved from the different cortex through the memory reterival circuit . This circuit involves psychical cortex which convert them and comprehend them and send to motor speech atea and person recognize it

Reports on surgical treatment for postherpetic trigeminal neuralgia have not been encountered. Hence, we described a case of postherpetic trigeminal neuralgia treated with microvascular decompression and obtained positive outcomes. We also included a lit- erature review of the surgical findings. We reported a case involving a 70-year-old man who had herpes zoster infection in the region of the third branch territory of the right trigeminal nerve for 24 years prior with persistent burning pain and numbness in the region without a trigger. His initial medical therapy provided by the family physician was no longer effective.

Objective: Training allows athletes to acquire different balance control skills based on the discipline practiced. In particular, dance, in the motor field, allows dancers to optimise the coordination skills that can improve balance and postural stability. The present study compared the postural tonic system control abilities of a semi-professional dancer (SD), a competitive judoka (CJ) and a control case (CC), under static equilibrium conditions. The subjects, selected according to homogeneity criteria, were subjected to tests in a bipodal position on a stabilometric platform and evaluated after different stimulations.

No preferred decision is a wrapping up. Traditional preferred decision models have been introductory in appreciative (entrepre- neurial) preferred decision-making. These assume that individuals are rational actors who aim to capitalize on their value through optimal preferred decisions. Since ascent of cognito-sciences in re- search complex anthropoid capital based preferred decision mak- ing (HC-ECM) and behavioral complex cognito-anthropoid capital has engaged strides in direction of snowballing psychosomatic practicality of prototypes and causal suppositions