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 * Neurological disorder
 * List of neurological conditions and disorders
 * Abarognosis
 * Abasia
 * Aboulia
 * Absence seizure
 * Acalculia
 * Acquired non-inflammatory myopathy
 * Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis
 * Acute motor axonal neuropathy
 * Adie syndrome
 * Adiposogenital dystrophy
 * Adult-onset basal ganglia disease
 * Agnosia
 * Agrammatism
 * Aicardi syndrome
 * Airsickness
 * Akathisia
 * Akinetic mutism
 * Alachryma
 * Alcohol withdrawal syndrome
 * Alcoholic hallucinosis
 * Alcoholic polyneuropathy
 * Alice in Wonderland syndrome
 * Alien hand syndrome
 * Allochiria
 * Altered level of consciousness
 * Alternating hemiplegia
 * Alternating hemiplegia of childhood
 * Alternative names for chronic fatigue syndrome
 * Alzheimer's disease research
 * Amaurosis
 * Anaphia
 * Angelman syndrome
 * Angiolathyrism
 * Anismus
 * Anosmia
 * Anosodiaphoria
 * Anterior interosseous syndrome
 * Antiphospholipid syndrome
 * Anton–Babinski syndrome
 * Apotemnophilia
 * Apraxia of speech
 * Aprosodia
 * Arachnoid cyst
 * Arachnoiditis
 * Asemia
 * Ashby House
 * Asperger syndrome
 * Asperger syndrome and neuroscience
 * Astasis
 * Atypical trigeminal neuralgia
 * Auditory processing disorder
 * Autism
 * Autosomal recessive cerebellar ataxia
 * Avellis syndrome
 * Balance disorder
 * Bálint's syndrome
 * Basilar invagination
 * Behr syndrome
 * Bell's palsy
 * Benign fasciculation syndrome
 * Bickerstaff's encephalitis
 * Binswanger's disease
 * Blocq's disease
 * Bobble-head doll syndrome
 * Borna disease
 * Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination
 * Bradyphrenia
 * Bromism
 * Brown-Séquard syndrome
 * Brown–Vialetto–Van Laere syndrome
 * Brudziński's sign
 * Bruns ataxia
 * Bulbar palsy
 * CADASIL syndrome
 * Carotid artery stenosis
 * Central nervous system cavernous hemangioma
 * Cheiralgia paresthetica
 * Choreoathetosis
 * Choroidal fissure cyst
 * Chronic fatigue syndrome
 * List of people with chronic fatigue syndrome
 * Chronic fatigue syndrome treatment
 * Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy
 * Clinical descriptions of chronic fatigue syndrome
 * Clinically isolated syndrome
 * Clouding of consciousness
 * Cockayne syndrome
 * Colloid cyst
 * Combined vocal and multiple motor tic disorder de la Tourette
 * Compensatory hyperhidrosis
 * Complex regional pain syndrome
 * Congenital myasthenic syndrome
 * Conjugate gaze palsy
 * Constructional apraxia
 * Controversies related to chronic fatigue syndrome
 * Convulsion
 * Coprographia
 * Coprolalia
 * Copropraxia
 * Cortical spreading depression
 * Cramp fasciculation syndrome
 * Critical illness polyneuropathy
 * Crutch paralysis
 * De Vivo disease
 * Deep dyslexia
 * Dejerine–Sottas disease
 * Delirium tremens
 * Demyelinating disease
 * Dennie–Marfan syndrome
 * Dentatorubral-pallidoluysian atrophy
 * Dialysis disequilibrium syndrome
 * Diplegia
 * Directed attention fatigue
 * Disorders of consciousness
 * Dissociated sensory loss
 * Dizziness
 * Dopamine dysregulation syndrome
 * Dysarthria
 * Dyscalculia
 * Dyschronometria
 * Dysesthesia
 * Dysgeusia
 * Dyslexia
 * Dysmetria
 * Dysosmia
 * Dysprosody
 * Encephalomyelitis
 * Engel class
 * Enteric neuropathy
 * Episodic ataxia
 * Erb's palsy
 * Ergotism
 * Erythromelalgia
 * Exploding head syndrome
 * Fahr's syndrome
 * Familial amyloid neuropathy
 * Transthyretin-related hereditary amyloidosis
 * Familial isolated vitamin E deficiency
 * Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
 * Fetal alcohol syndrome
 * Flynn–Aird syndrome
 * Foix–Chavany–Marie syndrome
 * Folderism
 * Foot drop
 * Forced normalization
 * Foster Kennedy syndrome
 * FOUR score
 * Fragile X syndrome
 * Frontotemporal dementia and parkinsonism linked to chromosome 17
 * Functional neurological deficit
 * Galloway Mowat syndrome
 * General paresis of the insane
 * Geniculate ganglionitis
 * Geniospasm
 * Giant axonal neuropathy
 * Giant-cell arteritis
 * Gray matter heterotopia
 * Grinker myelinopathy
 * Guillain–Barré syndrome
 * Gulf War syndrome
 * Hemiballismus
 * Hemihypesthesia
 * Hemiparesis
 * Hemiparesthesia
 * Hereditary cystatin C amyloid angiopathy
 * Hereditary diffuse leukoencephalopathy with spheroids
 * Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia
 * Hereditary motor and sensory neuropathy
 * Hereditary neuralgic amyotrophy
 * Hereditary neuropathy with liability to pressure palsy
 * History of chronic fatigue syndrome
 * Holmes tremor
 * Hopkins syndrome
 * Hyperekplexia
 * Hyperkinesia
 * Hyperprosexia
 * Hypokalemic sensory overstimulation
 * Hypsarrhythmia
 * Ideational apraxia
 * Ideomotor apraxia
 * Idiopathic inflammatory demyelinating diseases of the central nervous system
 * Idiopathic intracranial hypertension
 * Infantile convulsions and choreoathetosis
 * Infantile neuroaxonal dystrophy
 * Intention tremor
 * Intracranial dolichoectasias
 * Intracranial hypertension syndrome
 * Ipsilateral hemiparesis
 * Ipsilateral monoparesis
 * Jargon aphasia
 * Joswig syndrome
 * Joubert syndrome
 * JUNQ and IPOD
 * Juvenile primary lateral sclerosis
 * Karak syndrome
 * Kernicterus
 * Kindling model
 * Konzo
 * Korsakoff's syndrome
 * Lafora disease
 * Laminopathy
 * Leigh's disease
 * LENA Foundation
 * Lennox–Gastaut syndrome
 * Leukodystrophy
 * Lhermitte–Duclos disease
 * Longitudinal callosal fascicle
 * Low pressure hydrocephalus
 * Lytico-bodig disease
 * Macropsia
 * Mad hatter disease
 * Management of multiple sclerosis
 * Manganism
 * Marche a petit pas
 * McDonald criteria
 * Meckel syndrome
 * Meige's syndrome
 * Ménière's disease
 * Mental confusion
 * Meralgia paraesthetica
 * Mevalonate kinase deficiency
 * Micropsia
 * Migraine-associated vertigo
 * Minimally conscious state
 * Möbius syndrome
 * Motion sickness
 * Motor skills disorder
 * Motor speech disorders
 * Movement disorder
 * Muenke syndrome
 * Multifocal motor neuropathy
 * Multiple sclerosis signs and symptoms
 * Muscle fatigue
 * Muscle weakness
 * Myelitis
 * Myelomalacia
 * National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale
 * Neuralgia
 * Neurapraxia
 * Neurasthenia
 * Neurodegeneration
 * Neurodevelopmental disorder
 * Neurofibromatosis type I
 * Neurofibromatosis type II
 * Neurogenic shock
 * Neuroglycopenia
 * Neurological deficit
 * Portal:Pervasive Developmental Disorders
 * Neuroma
 * Neuronal migration disorder
 * Neurosarcoidosis
 * Neurotoxicity
 * NIH Toolbox
 * Norman–Roberts syndrome
 * Notalgia paresthetica
 * Occipital neuralgia
 * Oculogyric crisis
 * Ohtahara syndrome
 * Ondine's curse
 * Oneirophrenia
 * Opsoclonus myoclonus syndrome
 * Optic papillitis
 * Organophosphate-induced delayed neuropathy
 * Ortner's syndrome
 * PANDAS
 * Paradoxical embolism
 * Paresthesia
 * Parkinson plus syndrome
 * Paroxysmal attack
 * Paroxysmal exercise-induced dystonia
 * Paroxysmal extreme pain disorder
 * Paroxysmal kinesigenic choreoathetosis
 * Paroxysmal nonkinesigenic dyskinesia
 * Pathophysiology of chronic fatigue syndrome
 * Pediatric acute-onset neuropsychiatric syndrome (PANS)
 * Peduncular hallucinosis
 * Perineodynia
 * Phantom eye syndrome
 * Phantom limb
 * Phantosmia
 * Phonagnosia
 * Phonological dyslexia
 * Photophobia
 * Pleurothotonus
 * Pneumocephalus
 * POEMS syndrome
 * Poser criteria
 * Post-chemotherapy cognitive impairment
 * Posterior cortical atrophy
 * Posterior rami syndrome
 * Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome
 * Postperfusion syndrome
 * Presyncope
 * Progressive inflammatory neuropathy
 * Protein aggregation
 * Proteopathy
 * PRRT2
 * Pseudobulbar affect
 * Psychoorganic syndrome
 * Rabbit syndrome
 * Rabies
 * Rage syndrome
 * Ramsay Hunt syndrome
 * Ramsay Hunt syndrome type I
 * Ramsay Hunt syndrome type II
 * RASopathy
 * Reflex neurovascular dystrophy
 * Regressive autism
 * Retinal migraine
 * Rett syndrome
 * Revesz syndrome
 * Rhythmic movement disorder
 * Rich focus
 * Scanning speech
 * Schumacher criteria
 * Scintillating scotoma
 * Seasickness
 * Sensory processing disorder
 * Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation
 * Shapiro syndrome
 * Simulated presence therapy
 * Sluggish cognitive tempo
 * Small fiber peripheral neuropathy
 * Social-Emotional Agnosia
 * Sopite syndrome
 * Space adaptation syndrome
 * Spasmodic torticollis
 * Spastic diplegia
 * Spastic quadriplegia
 * Spinal muscular atrophies
 * Spinocerebellar ataxia type-13
 * Spinocerebellar ataxia type-6
 * Spontaneous cerebrospinal fluid leak
 * Sports Related Traumatic Brain Injuries
 * Stereotypic movement disorder
 * Strephosymbolia
 * Subacute myelo-optic neuropathy
 * Subarachnoid hemorrhage
 * Subclavian steal syndrome
 * Subclinical seizure
 * Subdural effusion
 * Subdural hygroma
 * Subgaleal hemorrhage
 * Suboccipital puncture
 * Superficial siderosis
 * Supernumerary phantom limb
 * Susac's syndrome
 * Sydenham's chorea
 * Synaptopathy
 * Synkinesis
 * Tardive dyskinesia
 * Tardive dysmentia
 * Tarlov cyst
 * Tick paralysis
 * Timothy syndrome
 * Tolosa–Hunt syndrome
 * Tourette syndrome
 * Transverse myelitis
 * Trigeminal neuralgia
 * Triparesis
 * Triplegia
 * Upper motor neuron lesion
 * Vertebral artery dissection
 * Vertigo
 * Viliuisk encephalomyelitis
 * Wartenberg's migratory sensory neuropathy
 * Wartenberg's sign
 * Wartenberg's Syndrome
 * Weakness
 * Wernicke's encephalopathy
 * Wernicke–Korsakoff syndrome
 * Wilson's disease
 * Yoga foot drop
 * Zenker's paralysis
 * Delusional disorder
 * Delusion
 * Capgras delusion
 * Cotard delusion
 * Delusional companion syndrome
 * Delusional misidentification syndrome
 * Fregoli delusion
 * Grandiose delusions
 * Ideas of reference and delusions of reference
 * Idée fixe (psychology)
 * Intermetamorphosis
 * Mirrored-self misidentification
 * Monothematic delusion
 * Paranoid anxiety
 * Persecutory delusion
 * Reduplicative paramnesia
 * Somatoparaphrenia
 * Syndrome of subjective doubles
 * The Truman Show delusion
 * Thought blocking
 * Thought broadcasting
 * Thought insertion
 * Thought withdrawal
 * Psychosis
 * Substance-induced psychosis
 * Stimulant psychosis
 * Auditory hallucination
 * Brief psychotic disorder
 * Brief reactive psychosis
 * Chronic hallucinatory psychosis
 * Clinical lycanthropy
 * Cocaine psychosis
 * Delusional intuition
 * Delusional parasitosis
 * Early intervention in psychosis
 * Erotomania
 * Family nexus
 * Folie à deux
 * Ghost sickness
 * Hallucination
 * History of schizophrenia
 * Homosexual panic
 * Karl Jaspers
 * Jerusalem syndrome
 * Emil Kraepelin
 * Kraepelinian dichotomy
 * R. D. Laing
 * Matchbox sign
 * Menstrual psychosis
 * Morbid jealousy
 * Mystical psychosis
 * Neurotransmitter-stress syndrome
 * Occupational psychosis
 * Outpatient commitment
 * Paranoia
 * Paraphrenia
 * Pediatric schizophrenia
 * Prodrome
 * Pseudoneurotic schizophrenia
 * Psychiatric advance directive
 * Psychotic break
 * Psychotomimetic
 * Religious delusion
 * Schizophrenia
 * Schizothymia
 * Schizotypy
 * Simple-type schizophrenia
 * Species dysphoria
 * Tardive psychosis
 * Thought disorder
 * Toxic psychosis
 * Unitary psychosis
 * Achromatopsia
 * Autotopagnosia
 * Integrative agnosia
 * Visual agnosia
 * Akinetopsia
 * Alexia (condition)
 * Alexithymia
 * Amusia
 * Analgesic
 * Anosognosia
 * Apperceptive agnosia
 * Associative visual agnosia
 * Astereognosis
 * Auditory agnosia
 * Auditory verbal agnosia
 * Cerebral achromatopsia
 * Charcot–Wilbrand syndrome
 * Color blindness
 * Finger agnosia
 * Prosopagnosia
 * Pure alexia
 * Topographical disorientation
 * Visuospatial dysgnosia