Upper Motor Neuron Lesion (UMNL): Causes, Symptoms, and Clinical Findings | Neurology Made Simple

These are signs of upper motor neuron lesion in the cervical spinal cord. By just checking these things, one can understand the overall nature of neurologic problem the patient is having and guide proper subsquent investigation and managment. #neurosurgery #jimmaabajifar♥️♥️♥️oromotiktok

DrSubodh Chaturvedi on Instagram: "Stroke or Bell's Palsy? The 5-Second Test! A patient walks in with a deviated face. Panic sets in—is it a stroke? Or just Bell's Palsy? Here is the quickest way to differentiate clinically: Look at the FOREHEAD. 1. Stroke (Upper Motor Neuron Lesion): Forehead Sparing: The patient CAN wrinkle their forehead on the affected side. Why? The upper face has bilateral cortical supply. Other Signs: Look for hemiparesis (arm/leg weakness), aphasia, or sensory loss. 2. B