Cerebrospinal Trauma and Peripheral Nerve Injuries M.Ch Question Paper : kuhs.ac.in

Name of the University : Kerala University of Health Sciences
Degree : M.Ch. (Neuro Surgery)
Subject Name : Cerebrospinal Trauma and Peripheral Nerve Injuries
Paper : I,II,III & IV
Year : September 2013
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KUHS Cerebrospinal Trauma Question Paper

M.Ch. (Neuro Surgery) Degree Examinations – September 2013
Paper III : Cerebrospinal Trauma and Peripheral Nerve Injuries
Time: 3 hrs
Max marks:100
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Essay: (20)
1. Prognosticating criteria in spinal cord injuries and discuss the thoraco lumbar spine fractures and its management.
Short essays: (8×10=80)
2. Principles and guidelines in management of axis fractures
3. Brachial plexus injuries – management.
4. Central pontine myelinolysis
5. Post traumatic convulsions – Role of prophylactic anti convulsants.
6. Temporal pole contusions- Management.
7. Glasgow coma scale and Glasgow outcome scale.
8. ICP monitoring – Advantages and limitations.
9. Diffuse axonal injury – Imaging and predicting outcome.

General Principles & Applied Neurosurgery

Paper II :
Time: 3 hrs
Max marks:100
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1. Discuss the management of nuerocystic cercosis in detail .
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2. Functioning pituitary adenoma- Management.
3. Trigeminal neuralgia – radiological studies for diagnosis.
4. Neurocysticercosis – Briefly discuss.
5. Clinical features and management of conus – cauda lesions.
6. Parietal lobe lesions – clinical localization .
7. Atlanto – axial dislocation – Pathology and management.
8. Anterior communicating artery aneurysm- Management.
9. Acoustic schwannoma – various surgical approaches.

Recent Advances

Paper IV :
Time: 3 hrs
Max marks:100
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1. Describe briefly the history, technique, principles and applications of Stereotactic surgery in modern neurosurgery.
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2. Adjuvant therapy for gliomas.
3. Clinical and ethical issues of brain death and organ donation.
4. Cranioplasty – Recent trends.
5. Magnetic resonance tractography – Basics and applications.
6. O – arm in neurosurgery – current status.
7. Deep brain stimulation (D B S).
8. Neural prosthesis.
9. Role of hypothermia in neurosurgery.

Basic Sciences

Paper I :
Time: 3 hrs
Max marks:100
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Essay: (20)
1. Describe the cerebrospinal fluid formation, absorption, circulation and its clinical importance.
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2. Light reflex – discuss.
3. Wallerian degeneration .
4. Papez circuit .
5. Pathophysiology of cerebral oedema
6. Functional neuro anatomy of frontal lobes.
7. Cerebral deep venous system.
8. Acetylcholine.
9. Notochord.