Charcot’s Neuralgic Triad encapsulates the three most common early symptoms of multiple sclerosis or MS in the French neurologists opinion.
One common trio of multiple sclerosis symptoms is called Charcots Neuralgic Triad. And it includes dysarthria which is difficulty with or unclear speech, nystagmus or involuntary eye movement and intention tremor.
Hoffman sign is a possible indicator of a neurological condition like the autoimmune disease of Multiple Sclerosis and is a reflexive response
A lesion in the upper motor neuron in the spinal cord can elicit the Hoffman sign indicator.
A loss os balance when you close your eyes may not ring alarm bells but, Romberg Sign could indicate neurological problems.
Romberg Sign is not a condition in itself. Moritz Heinrich Romberg (1795-1873) was a German ear specialist. He devised a test to assess balance problems associated with a lack of visual feedback.
Multiple Sclerosis is accompanied by a plethora of symptoms and signs. Holmes sign or Sewart Holmes sign is just one of them.
The condition known as the Stewart Holmes sign is named after the two neurologists from whom it takes its name. Thomas Grainger Stewart (1877-1957) an English neurologist and Gordon Morgan Holmes (1876-1965) was an Irish neurologist.
Lhermitte Sign is an electric-shock sensation running down the spine when the head is tilted forward. Also known as Barber Chair Phenomenon
This sensation may be indicative of nerve damage in the spine and is used as a sign for a possible MS diagnosis.
One of the diagnostic tests used to diagnose MS is Hoffman Sign where the finger tapping reflex is a sign of possible nerve damage.
Your neurological finger tapping reflex, also known as the Hoffman sign, is used to identify damage to the central nervous system and monitor recovery from brain injury.
Often used by neurologists Romberg’s Sign may indicate damage to the balance centre of the brain and proproception signals.
Romberg’s sign is a physical finding that can occur in people with vertigo or balance disorders. It involves the loss of balance during standing, specifically when turning or walking. This feeling usually increases if the person closes their eyes.