Alphabetical list

A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M -

N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y

A

• AA - Aaplastic anemia / bone marrow depression)

• AAI - Atlanto-axial instability

• Absence in epilepsy

• Absent-mindedness

• ABI -what is it?

• ABI Burnout / Burn up  

• ABI checklist

• Acalculia - problems with arithmetic, digits, numbers or quantities

• Accelerated cognitive aging - BRAIN Re-ADAPT-effect

• Accessory nerve (Nervus accessorius / NXI)

• Acetylcholine   

• Acromegaly

• ADA2-deficiency (DADA2)

• ADCA / SCA - Autosomal Dominant Cerebellar Ataxia

• Addisoncrisis

• ADEM (Acute demyelinating encephalomyelitis)

• Adenoma or craneopharyngeoma

• Adrenaline

• Aphasia dysarthria and apraxia of speech

• Ageusia (inability to perceive taste)

• Agnosia - difficulty recognizing faces, objects or sounds

• Aggression  + dealing with aggression

• AHC - Alternating hemiplegia

• AKU (Alkaptonuria)

• ALD (cerebral ALD / adrenoleukodystrophy)

• ALS - Motor Neurone Disease (MND) amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

• Alternating hemiplegia (AHC)

• Alzheimer's disease

• Ambulatory (individual) support at home

• Amnestic aphasia (anomic aphasia)

• Amygdala injury

• Aneurysm

• Anemia and its effect on the brain

• Anger/ irritability

• Angioma

• Anhedonia - inability to experience pleasure

• Anhidrosis - reduced sweating

• Anomic aphasia (amnestic aphasia)

• Anopsia

• Anosmia (olfactory disorder)

• Anosognosia - reduced or no insight into the illness

• Anoxic encephalopathy + Postanoxic encephalopathy

• Anterior core group of the thalamus

• Antiphospholipid syndrome

• Apathy - showing little to no initiative

• Aplastic anemia (AA / bone marrow depression)

• Apraxia - difficulty planning and executing movements

• APS - antiphospholipid syndrome

• Aqueduct of Silvius - problems

• Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM)

• Acylsulfatase A enzym

• Asphyxia

• Ataxia - coordination disorder

• Athetosis or athetosic movements

• Atlanto-axial instability (AAI)

• Atonic seizure in epilepsy

• Atypical stroke symptoms

• Attention and concentration disorders

• Atypical Parkinsonism

• Auditory and vestibular nerve (Vestibulocochlear nerve) (NVIII)

• Auditory processing disorder

• Avellis syndrome

• AVM - ArterioVenous Malformation

• Axon

B

• Balance problems

• Ballismus (proximal chorea)

• Basal ganglia problems

• Batten disease (Batten-Spielmeyer-Vogt (BSV)

• Battery broken theory (fatigue in brain injury)

• Behavioral changes

• Benedikt syndrome

• Benign intracraniel hypertension

• Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV, vertigo)

• Biological clock - disruption

• Biorhytm

• Black nuclei (substantia nigra)

• blood vessels of the brain disorders

• Blood diseases - rare

• Blood diseases - other

• Bone marrow depression (AA Aplastistic anemie )

• Boundaries and boundlessness

• Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE, mad cow disease)

• BPPV - Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo

• Brainfoq

• Brain scans explained

• Brainstem injury

• Brain tumors

• Brain metastases

• BRAIN Re-ADAPT-effect - accelerated cognitive aging

• Bradykinesia

• Broca aphasia (expressive aphasia)

• Brodmann area's

• Brudzinski's sign

• BRPFI syndrome

• Bridge angle tumor (vestibulair schwannoma)

• BSE Bovine spongiform encephalopathia

• BSV (Batten-Spielmeyer-Vogt ziekte)

• Burnout by brain injury

C

• CAA -Cerebrale Amyloid Angjopathy

• CADASIL

• Cannabis - impact on the brain

• Canavan disease

• Capsula-interna - problems

• Car adjustments for disabilities

• Car driving with brain injury

• Caregiver information

• CAS - Cognitive Cerebellar Affective Syndrome

• CAT scan

• Cataplexy - fits of laughter

• Caudate nucleus

• Cavernous malformation - CCM

• Cavernoma

• CBD - Cortico Basal degeneration

• CCAS - Cognitive Cerebellar Affective Syndrome

• CCI - Cranio-Cervical Instability

• CCM (Cavernous Malformation)

• Cerebellar ataxia

• Cerebellum (little brain) - problems

• Cerebral AdrenoLeukoDystrophy (ALD)

• Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy (CAA)

• Cerebral Cavernous malformation (CCM)

• Cerebral Cholesterinosis (CTX)

• Cerebral cortex (Cortex cerebralis) problems

• CDKL5 syndrome

• Children and brain injury

• Copper poisoning - Wilson's disease

• Cerebral Palsy (CP)

• Cerebrosid sulfatase deficiency

• Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)

• Cerebrotendinous Xanthomatoseis (CTX)

• Checklist brain injury

• Chemobrain

• Chiari-malformatie (CM)

• Chorea

• Chorea of Sydenham

• Choreic movement

• Chronic grief for brain injury (living loss)

• Chronic toxic encefalopathie

• Chronic traumatic encefalopathy (CTE)

• Cingulatus-gyrus (gyrus)

• Circadian rythm / biorhythm

• Circulatory disorder

• Cisterns - problems

• CJD - Creutzfeldt-Jakob

• Clarity scan

• Claude syndrome

• Cocaine - impact on brain

• Congenital brain injury

• Consciousness - reduced

• Commotio Cerebri (PCS)

• Communication difficulty

• Cognitive Cerebellar Affective Syndrome (CSAS)

• Cognitive communication difficulty

• Cognitive overstimulation

• Cognitive problems

• Communicate with someone with brain injury

• Compensatory movements

• Compulsive laughter compulsive crying (PBA)

• Concentration problems

• Confabulation

• Confluent white matter abnormalities

• Conduction aphasia

• Consequences of brain injury

• Consequences by brain region

• Contusio cerebri

• Convergence insufficiency

• Coordination disorder (ataxia)

• Coping strategy

• Coping with it (coping with brain injury)

• Corneal reflex

• Corpus-callosum problems

• Cortex cerebralis  problems

• Cortex-orbitofrontalis problems

• Coup contrecoup

• COVID-19 - neurological consequences  

• COVID 19 - encefalopathy

• Cramps muscle contractions

• Cranio Cervical Instability (CCI)

• Craniopharyngeoma

• Creutzfeldt-Jakob (CJD) -spongy encephalopathy

• Crowding

• Crying

• CSAS sleep disorders

• CT scan CTA scan

• CTE - Chronic toxic encephalopathy

• CTE - Chronic traumatic encephalopathy

• CVA - Cerebrovascular accident

• CVI - Cerebral Visual Impairment

• CVST / CVT - Sinus trombosis

D

• DADA2 - ADA2 deficiency

• Dandy-Walker syndrome

• Dealing with aggression

• Decreased consciousness

• Déjerine-Roussy syndrome

• Delayed information processing

• Delier delirium

• Dementia

• Dendrites

• Dependency (become more dependent)

• Diadochokinesis

• Diffuse brain injury

• Disconnection surgery for epilepsy

• Disexecutive functioning

• Disharmonic intelligence profile (difference between verbal abilities and executive functions)

• Dissection

• Deafness due to brain injury

• Dopamine

• Dopamine-producing nerve cells

• Download page

• Drop attack

• DTI MRE scan

• Dizziness and balance problems

• Dutch Cerebral Amyloid

• Dysarthria - difficulty articulating

• Dysautonomia (POTS)

• Dyscalculia - problems with arithmetic, digits, numbers or quantities (acquired dyscalculia / acalculia)

• Dysphagia (swallowing disorder)

E

• Eclampsia

• Early Onset Parkinsonisme (EOPD)

• Eighth cranial nerve (Nervus vestibulocochlearis (VIII)

• Encephalitis

• Epidural hematoma

• Epifyse - damage

• Electric shock

• Empty battery theory (fatigue in brain injury)

• Endorphin

• Epilepsy

• Epilepsy surgery (benefits and risks)

• Epinephrine

• Epithalamus

• Essential tremor

• Executive function disorder

• Expressive aphasia

• Eye muscle problems

• Eye nerve - nervus opticus (II)

F

• Facial nerve (Nervus Facialis (VII)  

• Factor V Leiden

• Fahr's disease

• Fainting spells (syncope)

• Family of someone with a brain injury

• FAS Fetaal alcohol syndrome

• FASD - Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder

• Fatigue  + dealing with fatigue after brain injury

• FDG PET CT scan

• Fellow sufferers

• Fibromuscular dysplasia (FMD)

• Fidgety movement pattern in premature infants

• Field of view failure

• Field of view paresis

• Fifth cranial nerve (Trigeminal nerve) (V)

• Finger-to-nose test

• Fixation disparity

• Flexibility problems

• Fluid aphasia (Wernicke's aphasia or receptive form)

• FMD (Fibromuscular dysplasia)

• FMRI scan

• FND Functional Neurological Disorder

• Focal brain injury

• Focal seizure - Epilepsy

• Focal white matter abnormalities

• Foreign Accent Syndroom

• Fornix injury

• Foville syndrome

• Frontal lobe

• Frontal syndrome

• Frozen-shoulder

• Fusiform gyrus

• FTD frontotemporal dementia

• FTD frontotemporal degeneration

G

• GA-I (Glutaric aciduria type 1)

• GABA (gamma aminobutyric acid)

• Gait

• Gap in memory (post-traumatic amnesia, PTA)

• Giftedness and brain injury

• Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)

• Glioma

• Global aphasia

• Globus pallidus injury

• Glutaric aciduria type 1 (GA-1)

• Glutamate

• Glycine

• GM2 gangliosidosis (AB variant)

• Gnostic sensibility test

• Gnostic sensibility disorder

• Gray matter

• Grieving for brain injury / living loss

• Gyrus cinguli

• Gyrus fusiformis

H

• Heat intolerance

• Hereditary disorders

• Hereditary CAA (D-CAA / HCHWA-d)

• Hexosaminiadase A deficiency (HEX A deficiency)

• Headache

• HELLP

• HIE (Hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy)

• Histamine

• Hippocampus injury

• High intracranial pressure (cerebral edema)

• High muscle tension (high muscle tone)

• Homogenized acid accumulation in the brain

• Hormonal changes

• Horner syndrome

• Help at home

• Huntington - disease

• Hydrocephalus

• Hyperacusis and noise overstimulation

• Hyperkinetic disturbances (increased movement, hyperkinetic syndromes include: chorea, hemiballism, tics, myoclonus and dystonia)

• Hyperosmia (increased perception of olfactory stimuli)

• Hyperreflexia (overactive reflexes)

• Hypertensive encephalopathy

• Hyperventilation syndrome

• Hypoglossal nerve (twelfth cranial nerve/ tongue nerve) (XII)

• Hypokinesia (a decrease in movement)

• Hyposmia

• Hypothalamus injury

• Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE)

I

• ICP Intracranial pressure

• Idiopathic cerebrospinal pressure dysregulation syndrome

• Idiopathic intracranial hypertension IIH 

• Incontinence

• Increased intracranial pressure (ICP)

• Individual guidance for brain injury

• Information processing disorder

• Impaired insight into the disease (anosognosia)

• Insula injury

• Intention tremor (shaking of the limbs during a goal-directed movement)

• Internal capsule/capsula-internal problems

• Intimacy, sexuality and relationships

• Intracerebral hemorrhage (bleeding in the brain)

• Intralaminar nuclei of the thalamus

• Irritability / easily angered

J

• Jacksonian seizure (epilepsy)

• Juvenile cataract in Cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis CTX

• Juvenile Parkinsonism (JPD)

K

• Kernog's sign

• Knee-heel test

• Korsakov syndrome

L

• Lacunar stroke

• Lack of empathy

• Lack of enjoyment (anhedonia)

• Lack of overview and structure

• Language and speech problems

• Lateral dorsal nucleus group of the thalamus (LD)

• Lateral eye movement nerve (Nervus abducens / sixth cranial nerve) (VI)

• Lateral posterior core group of the thalamus (LP)

• Laughing gas - effect on the brain

• Lead poisoning

• Legionella

• Left paralysis (left hemiplegia)

• Leigh disease

• Lentiform core / Lenticular core injury

• Leukodystrophy metachromatic

• Leukodystrophy

• Leukoencephalopathy with vanishing white matter

• Living loss

• Lewy Body Dementia

• Limbic system injury

• Limited flexibility

• Limp with laughter (Cataplexy)

• Left hemisphere problems

• Left or right damage?

• LIS (Locked in syndrome)

• Lissencefalie

• Locked in syndroom LIS

• Long COVID

• Loss of strength - hemiparesis

• Lyme disease

M

• ME / Myalgic encephalomyelitis

• Mediodorsal core group of the thalamus

• Medulla oblongata injury

• Medulloblastoma /PNET

• MEG scan  

• Meningioma

• Memory problems

• Meningitis

• Mesencephalon injury

• Metabolic encephalopathy

• Metabolic diseases

• Metachromatic leukodystrophy (white matter disease MLD)

• Micro plastics en nanoplastics

• Midbrain injury

• Midline nuclei of the thalamus

• Midlineshift

• Mild traumatic brain injury concussion / Commotio Cerebri

• Millard-Gubler syndrome (ventral pontine syndrome)

• Minimal hepatic encephalopathy (MHE)

• Mixed cortical aphasia

• Miosis (small pupil) - see Horner's syndrome

• MLD (metachromatic leukodystrophy/white matter disease)

• MMD (Moyamoya disease)

• Mingazzini test/ experiment

• Moving in your sleep

• Movement disorders

• Motor cortex injury

• Motor disorders

• Moyamoya syndrome (MMD) with cerebral hemorrhage

• MPN (myeloproliferative neoplasms)/ myeloproliferative disorders

• MRA-scan / MRI scan

• MRE scan

• MS (Multiple Sclerosis)

• MSA (Multiple system atrophy)

• Multifocal white matter abnormalities

• Muscle weakness on one side of the body

• Myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME)

• Myeloproliferative disorders (MPN / myeloproliferative neoplasms)

• Myoclonus

• Myoclonic seizure in epilepsy

N

• Nanoplastics

• Navigation problems

• NCL (Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis)

• Ninth cranial nerve - Glossopharingian nerve (IX)

• Neglect

• Nerve cells

• Nervous system explained

• Nervus abducens (lateral eye movement nerve / sixth cranial nerve) (VI)

• Nervus accessorius (accessory nerve / eleventh cranial nerve) (XI)

• Nervus facialis / seventh cranial nerve) (VII)

• Nervus glossopharyngeus (pharyngeal nerve / ninth cranial nerve) (IX)

• Nervus hypoglossus (twelfth cranial nerve/ tongue nerve)(XII)

• Nervus trigeminus (trigeminal nerve / fifth cranial nerve) (V)

• Nervus trochlearis (bovenste schuine oogspier) (IV)

• Nervus vagus (tenth cranial nerve) (X)

• Nervus vestibulocochlearis (auditory and vestibular nerve) (VIII)

• Neurites

• Neurofatigue

• Neurogenesis

• Neurological examination

• Neurologist, what can (s)he do for you?

• Neuronaal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis (NCL)

• Neuroplasticity

• Neuropsychiatric consequences

• Neuropsychological examination

• Neurotransmitters

• Noradrenaline

• No or reduced insight into illness (anosognosia)

• Nucleus caudatus (tail nucleus - caudatus nucleus)

• NTD (neural tube defect)

O

• Occipital lobe injury

• Oculomotor nerve (eye motor nerve, third cranial nerve) (lll)

• Occupational therapy

• Olfactory cranial nerve smelling nerve (I)

• Oculomotor nerve nervus oculomotorius (III).

• OPS - Organo Psycho Syndrome - painter's disease - Chronic Toxic Encephalopathy

• Orientation problems in person, place, and space

• OSAS (Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome)

• Overstimulation + coping with overstimulation

• Overview and structure problems

• Oxygen deficiency at birth (asphyxia)

P

• Pain and brain regions

• Pain / Pain syndromes

• Painter's disease - Chronic Toxic EncephalopathyOPS - Organo Psycho Syndrome

• PAIS Post-acute infection syndromes

• PANDAS

• Papillary tumor of the pineal region

• Participating in traffic with a brain disorder

• Papilledema (a swelling of the blind spot in the eyes)

• Parasympathetic nervous system - stimulate

• Paraviral ataxia (postviral ataxia)

• Paralysis

• Parietal lobe consequences

• Parietoinsular vestibular cortex (PIVC) injury

• Parinaud syndrome

• Parkinsonism

• Parkinson's disease

• Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH)

• Partial epileptic seizure

• PBA (Compulsive laughter / compulsive crying)

• PCS (Post-concussion syndrome)

• Peer sufferers

• Peripheral nervous system

• Perimesencephalic hemorrhage

• PET scan

• PET CT scan en PET MRI scan

• Petit mal seizure (absence) in epilepsy

• PICA syndrome (Wallenberg syndrome)

• Pick disease

• PICS (Post intensive care syndroom)

• Pineal gland cyst

• Pineal gland injury

• Pineal gland tumor

• Pinpel parenchymal tumors with moderate differentiation

• Pinealocytoma

• Pineoblastoma

• Pineocytoma / Pinealocytoma

• Pituitary gland injury

• PIVC (Parieto-insular vestibular cortex) injury

• PNET / Medulloblastoma

• PNH (Paroxysmal nocturnal nachtelijke hemoglobinuria)

• Polymicrogyrie

• Pons injury

• Portal systemic encephalopathy

• Postanoxic encephalopathy

• Post-concussion syndrome

• Post-COVID syndrome / Long COVID

• Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES) / Reversible posterior leukoencephalopathy syndrome

• Post-intensive care syndrome (PICS)

• Post NAH effect

• Post-traumatic amnesia (PTA) - memory gap

• Post-traumatic stress disorder PTSD

• POTS (Dysautonomie)

• Postviral ataxia (paraviral ataxia)

• Pragmatic language disorder

• Pre-eclampsia (pregnancy poisoning)

• Prefrontal cortex injury

• PRES

• PRET strategy (pause, quiet environment, one thing at a time, adjust pace)  

• Prevention

• Primary familial cerebral calcification

• Primary brain tumors

• Problems with taking charge

• Problems with orientation

• Problems with planning and organizing due to a lack of overview and structure

• Professionals / working with people with brain injury

• Progressive multifocal vascular leukoencephalopathy (PML)

• Progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP)

• Proprioception disorder

• Prosopagnosia - inability to recognize faces

• Pseudo Bulbar Affect (PBA)

• Pseudotumor cerebri

• PSP Progressive supranuclear palsy

• PTA - memory gap

• Ptosis (drooping upper eyelid) See Horner's syndrome

• PTSD (Post-traumatic stress disorder)

• Pulvinar

• Pupil reflex

• Putamen

Q

• Quadrantopsia visual field loss

• QEEG / QuantumEEG  

• Q-fever

R

• Random violence

• Rare blood diseases

• Rathke Cleft cyste / RCC

• RBD Rapid eye sleep behavior disorder

• RCC

• Receptive aphasia

• Right hemisphere problems

• Right paralysis (right hemiplegia)

• Right side or left side damage ?

• Recovery possible?

• Reduced stress resilience

• Reflex examination

• Reflexes overactive (hyperreflexia)

• Re-integration

• Relationships /changed-relationship

• REM sleep behavioral disorder

• Resection for epilepsy (focal resection)

• Reticular nucleus of the thalamus

• Retinal Vasculopathy with Cerebral Leukodystrophy (RVCL)

• Rett syndrome (metabolic features)

• Rehabilitation specialist

• Rigidity hypokinesia stiffness (rigidity) with reduced movement (hypokinesia), see parkinsonism

• Rhesus antagonism

• Red core

• Rest in your nervous system

• RVCL

S

• SAH / Sub Arachnoid Hemorrhage

• SCA1

• Sense of touch disorders (gnostic sensibility)

• Second cranial nerve nervus opticus (II)

• Sensitivity

• Sensory aphasia (receptive aphasia - Wernicke's aphasia)

• Sensory dysfunction (smell, taste, sight, hearing)

• Sensory cortex

• Sepsis / blood poisining

• Septic shock

• Septo-optic dysplasia (Morsier syndrome)

• Serotonin

• Seventh cranial nerve (Nervus facialis)_(VII)

• Sexuality / relationship

• Shaken baby syndrome

• Shame

• Shoulder problems with brain injury

• Signaling molecules (neurotransmitters)

• SIH (Spontaneous intracranial hypotension)

• Sinus thrombosis in the cerebral vein CVST or CVT

• Sixth cranial nerve (Nervus abducens) (VI)

• Sleep apnea

• Small Vessel Disease (SVD)

• Smell agnosia

• Smell and taste disorder

• Smell nerve (cranial nerve) (I) 

• Sneddon

• Social cognition

• Somatosensory cortex

• Sound hypersensitivity (hyperacusis)

• Spasticity and spasms

• SPECT scan

• Speech apraxia

• Speech problems

• Spinocerebellar ataxia (SCA)

• Spontaneous intracraniel hypotension SIH

• Spongy encephalopathy (Creutzfeldt-Jakob CJD)

• Spoon theory brain injury

• SREAT Hashimoto encephalopathy

• Start-up problems

• Stiff-person-syndroom (SPS)

• Strengthened reflexes

• Stress resistance (reduced)

• Striatum

• Stroke (CVA)

• Structure overview problems

• Subarachnoid Hemorrhage (SAH)

• Subcortex

• Subdural hemorrhage / Subdural hematoma

• Substantia nigra

• Subthalamic nucleus

• Superior motor neurons

• Superior oblique eye muscle schuine oogspier (Nervus trochlearis N IV) 

• Sudden deafness

• Susac Syndrome

• SVD / Small Vessel Disease

• Swallowing disorder (dysphagia)

• Synapses

• Sympathetic nervous system

• Syndrome of Benedikt

• Syndrome of Claude

• Syndrome of Dandy-Walker

• Syndrome of Déjerine-Roussy

• Syndrome of Foville

• Syndroom of Horner

• Syndrome of Korsakov

• Syndrome of Leigh

• Syndrome of Millard Gubler (ventral pontinesyndrome)

• Syndrome of Morsier (septo optic dysplasia)

• Syndrome of Parinaud

• Syndrome of Sneddon

• Syndrome of Wallenberg

• Syndrome of Weber

T

• Taking language literally

• Taking little initiative

• Talking too much

• Tay-Sachs disease (TSD)

• TCDS brain stimulation

• Tegmentum

• Temperature regulation disorder

• Temporal lobe injury

• Test of Barré

• Test of Barré-Mingazzini (combination test)

• Test of Gordon-Holmes

• Test of Mingazzini

• Test of Romberg

• Test of Trendelenburg

• Thalamus

• TIA

• Tics

• Time perception disorder

• Tinnitus / ringing in the ears

• Tightrope walker's gait      

• Tongue nerve (nervus hypglossus twelfth cranial nerve) (XII)

• Tongue and throat nerve (nervus glossopharyngeus - ninth cranial nerve)(lX).

• Tonic-clonic seizure in epilepsy

• Tonic seizure in epilepsy

• Top-nose test / finger-to-nose test

• Toxic encephalopathy

• Transcortical motor aphasia

• Transcortical sensory aphasia

• Traumatic brain injury

• Tremor

• Trigeminal nerve (Nervus trigeminus fifth cranial nerve) (V)

• Trombotic trombocytopenic purpura (TTP)

• Trochlearis nervus (external oblique eye muscle nerve) (IV).

• Truncus cerebri injury

• Tryptophan

• TSD (Tay-Sachs Disease)

• TTP (Trombotische trombocytopenische purpura)

• Tumor of the ependymal cells (ependymoma)

• Tumor of the meninges (meningioma)

• Tumor of the brain tissue (glioma)

• Tumor of the pituitary gland (adenoma / craniopharyngioma)

• Tumor of the medulla oblongata / medulloblastoma / PNET

U

• Unable to recognize facial expressions

• Unable to do two things at the same time

• Unable to handle stress

• Uninhibited / disinhibited behavior

• Unipedal position

• Upper motor neuron

• Uremic encephalopathy

• Urinary incontinence

V         

• Vaping / vapes risk of brain damage

• Vascular parkinsonism

• Vascular dementia

• Ventral anterior thalamic core group

• Ventral lateral thalamic core group

• Ventral pontine syndrome / Millard-Gubler syndrome

• Ventral posterolateral thalamic core group

• Ventral posteromedial thalamic core group

• Ventriculomegaly after traumatic brain injury

• Ventricles

• Vernet syndrome when the jugular vein is affected by a clot (thrombosis)

• Vertigo (dizziness)

• Vestibular schwannoma

• Vestibulocochlear cranial nerve auditory and vestibular nerve (VIII)

• Visual agnosia

• Visual field loss (hemianopsia)

• Visual overstimulation

• Visuospatial neglect

• Visuospatial visuoconstructive problem

• Vital sensitivity

W

• Walker Warburg Syndrome (WWS)

• Wallenberg Syndrome / PICA syndroom

• Watershed stroke / infarction

• Work - return possible?

• Wernicke's aphasia

• Wernicke's encephalopathy

• Whiplash / WAD (Whiplash Associated Disorder)

• Wilson's disease

• White matter: what is it?

• White matter abnormality

• Word finding difficulties

• WMA (White Matter abnormality)

• WWS (Walker Warburg syndrome)

X

• X-ALD (X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy).

• X-chromosome

• X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD)

• X-LAG Lissencephaly

• XTC use and effect on the brain

• Xq28

Y

• Y-chromosome

• Young Stroke

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