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Volume 20 Issue 6 | PN December 2020 Contents Credit: JOHN ZAJICEK / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Caption: Multiple sclerosis. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of microglial cells (round) ingesting oligodendrocytes (branched). This is the process thought to occur in multiple sclerosis (MS). Oligodendrocytes form insulating myelin sheaths around nerve axons in the central nervous system. Microglia normally ingest cell debris and bacteria as part of the body’s immune response. In MS they attack oligodendrocytes, possibly triggered by a virus in people with hereditary susceptibility. Destruction of myelin sheaths leads to loss of nerve function. Symptoms include unsteady gait, visual and speech defects, and paralysis. Magnification: x670 when 10cm wide. This article has been chosen by the Editor to be of special interest or importance and is freely available online. This article has been made freely available online under the BMJ Journals open access scheme. See http://authors.bmj.com/open-access/ This journal is a member of and subscribes to the principles of the Committee on Publication Ethics www.publicationethics.org.uk Practical neurology Complementing the Journal of Neurology Neurosurgery & Psychiatry pn.bmj.com December 2020 Volume 20 Issue 6 Frenzel lenses in practice Neuroretinitis Vaccination in multiple sclerosis Amyloid PET imaging Descriptive neuroradiology: beyond the hummingbird Huntington’s disease-like 2 Improving liaison neurology services Fasciculation anxiety in clinicians syndrome Neurological examination tips for trainees Neurological crossword Editors’ commentary 427 Highlights from this issue P E M Smith, G N Fuller Editorial 428 Don’t do the blood* test!! J Palace, G Fuller 430 Neuroretinitis: a tricky mimic C J Lueck 433 Fasciculation anxiety syndrome in clinicians: FASICS M C Kiernan Review 435 Protecting people with multiple sclerosis through vaccination S Reyes, M Ramsay, S Ladhani, G Amirthalingam, N Singh, C Cores, J Mathews, J Lambourne, M Marta, B Turner, S Gnanapavan, R Dobson, K Schmierer, G Giovannoni How to understand it 444 Nystagmus goggles: how to use them, what you find and what it means G M Halmagyi, L A McGarvie, M Strupp 448 Amyloid PET imaging in clinical practice M A Kolanko, Z Win, F Loreto, N Patel, C Carswell, A Gontsarova, R J Perry, P A Malhotra 457 Descriptive neuroradiology: beyond the hummingbird I Page, F Gaillard Neurological sign 466 The medial hamstring (L5) reflex E G de Carvalho Neto, M F Gomes, M D Monteiro, B M D Corte, A M Hoppe, F T Rotta A guide to guidelines 468 British Society for Rheumatology guideline for diagnosis and treatment of giant cell arteritis S P Mollan, S L Mackie Neurological rarities 470 Charcot in the ICU: functional tetraplegia after surgery K M Scheitler, C R Robin, E F M Wijdicks 473 Huntington’s disease-like 2: a phenocopy not to miss D S D Oliveira, D P Santos, D O Araujo, P J Tomaselli, W M Júnior, T C Vale 476 Contrast-induced encephalopathy: a complication of coronary angiography T G Fernando, S Nandasiri, S Mendis, S Senanayake, I K Gooneratne, R Navinan, A Kadiragamanathan, S Wickramasinghe, T Herath, N Thambirajah, R Markus 480 Acute intermittent porphyria presenting with posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES) and abdominal pain G Swart, S S Lim, M Jude What to do when 483 Tips for trainees: some practical tips on clinical examination R J Stark How to do it 488 Improving liaison neurology services G N Fuller Test yourself 493 A confused patient with deranged liver function tests H Tucker, Z Masood, S Chhetri Image of the moment 496 Non-traumatic CSF rhinorrhoea G Ronan, R Barry, N Fanning, Á Merwick 498 Frenzel glasses: an affordable alternative P Dhonde, S Khadilkar 499 Bartonella neuroretinitis (cat-scratch disease) S M Yap, M Saeed, P Logan, D G Healy 501 Moyamoya disease A Gioppo, F Acerbi, A Bersano, G Faragò Neurological letter from 503 Neurological letter from Bangladesh M S Shahi, T I Chowdhury, O Bandmann, T Jenkins 506 Letter from our virtually neurological world S Krieger, N V Safi Me and my neurological illness 508 FASICS: fasciculation anxiety syndrome in clinicians L Vercueil Book club 510 The World I Fell Out Of by Melanie Reid N Scott, D J Leighton, E J Newman Crossword 511 Crossword S Nashef Carphology 512 Carphology A Fo Ben ABN News 513 ABN News J Lawrence, J Sussman PN_vol20_6_toc.indd 1 16-11-2020 20:36:16 on May 19, 2022 by guest. Protected by copyright. http://pn.bmj.com/ Pract Neurol: first published as on 1 December 2020. Downloaded from

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Volume 20 Issue 6 | PN December 2020 Contents

Credit: JOHN ZAJICEK / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

Caption: Multiple sclerosis. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of microglial cells (round) ingesting oligodendrocytes (branched). This is the process thought to occur in multiple sclerosis (MS). Oligodendrocytes form insulating myelin sheaths around nerve axons in the central nervous system. Microglia normally ingest cell debris and bacteria as part of the body’s immune response. In MS they attack oligodendrocytes, possibly triggered by a virus in people with hereditary susceptibility. Destruction of myelin sheaths leads to loss of nerve function. Symptoms include unsteady gait, visual and speech defects, and paralysis. Magnifi cation: x670 when 10cm wide.

This article has been chosen by the Editor to be of special interest or importance and is freely available online.

This article has been made freely available onlineunder the BMJ Journals open access scheme. Seehttp://authors.bmj.com/open-access/

This journal is a member of and subscribes tothe principles of the Committee on PublicationEthics

www.publicationethics.org.uk

PracticalneurologyComplementing the Journal of Neurology Neurosurgery & Psychiatry

pn.bmj.com

December 2020 Volume 20 Issue 6

Volume 20 Issue 6 Pages 427–515

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Frenzel lenses in practice

Neuroretinitis

Vaccination in multiple sclerosis

Amyloid PET imaging

Descriptive neuroradiology: beyond the hummingbird

Huntington’s disease-like 2

Improving liaison neurology services

Fasciculation anxiety in clinicians syndrome

Neurological examination tips for trainees

Neurological crossword

Editors’ commentary427 Highlights from this issue

P E M Smith, G N Fuller

Editorial428 Don’t do the blood* test!!

J Palace, G Fuller

430 Neuroretinitis: a tricky mimicC J Lueck

433 Fasciculation anxiety syndrome in clinicians: FASICSM C Kiernan

Review435 Protecting people with multiple

sclerosis through vaccinationS Reyes, M Ramsay, S Ladhani, G Amirthalingam, N Singh, C Cores,J Mathews, J Lambourne, M Marta,B Turner, S Gnanapavan, R Dobson,K Schmierer, G Giovannoni

How to understand it444 Nystagmus goggles: how to use them,

what you find and what it meansG M Halmagyi, L A McGarvie, M Strupp

448 Amyloid PET imaging in clinical practiceM A Kolanko, Z Win, F Loreto, N Patel, C Carswell, A Gontsarova, R J Perry, P A Malhotra

457 Descriptive neuroradiology: beyond the hummingbirdI Page, F Gaillard

Neurological sign466 The medial hamstring (L5) reflex

E G de Carvalho Neto, M F Gomes,M D Monteiro, B M D Corte, A M Hoppe, F T Rotta

A guide to guidelines468 British Society for Rheumatology

guideline for diagnosis and treatment of giant cell arteritisS P Mollan, S L Mackie

Neurological rarities470 Charcot in the ICU: functional

tetraplegia after surgeryK M Scheitler, C R Robin, E F M Wijdicks

473 Huntington’s disease-like 2: a phenocopy not to missD S D Oliveira, D P Santos, D O Araujo, P J Tomaselli, W M Júnior, T C Vale

476 Contrast-induced encephalopathy: a complication of coronary angiographyT G Fernando, S Nandasiri, S Mendis,S Senanayake, I K Gooneratne, R Navinan, A Kadiragamanathan, S Wickramasinghe, T Herath, N Thambirajah, R Markus

480 Acute intermittent porphyria presenting with posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES) and abdominal painG Swart, S S Lim, M Jude

What to do when483 Tips for trainees: some practical tips

on clinical examinationR J Stark

How to do it488 Improving liaison neurology services

G N Fuller

Test yourself493 A confused patient with deranged liver

function testsH Tucker, Z Masood, S Chhetri

Image of the moment496 Non-traumatic CSF rhinorrhoea

G Ronan, R Barry, N Fanning, Á Merwick

498 Frenzel glasses: an affordable alternativeP Dhonde, S Khadilkar

499 Bartonella neuroretinitis (cat-scratch disease)S M Yap, M Saeed, P Logan, D G Healy

501 Moyamoya diseaseA Gioppo, F Acerbi, A Bersano, G Faragò

Neurological letter from503 Neurological letter from Bangladesh

M S Shahi, T I Chowdhury, O Bandmann, T Jenkins

506 Letter from our virtually neurological worldS Krieger, N V Safi

Me and my neurological illness508 FASICS: fasciculation anxiety

syndrome in cliniciansL Vercueil

Book club510 The World I Fell Out Of

by Melanie ReidN Scott, D J Leighton, E J Newman

Crossword511 Crossword

S Nashef

Carphology512 Carphology

A Fo Ben

ABN News513 ABN News

J Lawrence, J Sussman

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