Czech Neurology Board Examination study plan

Draw from memory the topographic map of the neuraxis and label the tracts, nuclei and cranial nerve exits that explain each major neurological syndrome

Perform and describe a full 12-step neurological examination sequence aloud, timing it to under 20 minutes

Convert 15 short clinical vignettes into a lesion localization statement plus a ranked differential of three items

Build a one-page personal checklist of red-flag findings that mandate urgent imaging or admission

Classify acute stroke by TOAST criteria and match each subtype to its evidence-based secondary prevention regimen

Apply NIHSS and mRS scoring to five written cases and justify thrombolysis or thrombectomy decisions against current time windows and contraindications

Outline the first-hour management of intracerebral haemorrhage, subarachnoid haemorrhage and cerebral venous thrombosis including blood-pressure targets and reversal agents

Interpret ten arterial-territory patterns on written CT and MRI descriptions and state the culprit vessel

Localize lesions to root, plexus, nerve, neuromuscular junction or muscle using pattern-recognition of weakness distribution and reflex changes

Read ten EMG/NCS reports and state whether the pattern is axonal, demyelinating or myopathic, naming the likely diagnosis

Compare Guillain-Barre syndrome, myasthenia gravis and inflammatory myopathy on onset, investigations and first-line treatment

List the genetic and acquired causes of a distal symmetric polyneuropathy workup and justify each test ordered

Distinguish Parkinson disease from atypical parkinsonism using five discriminating clinical features and their imaging correlates

Select and titrate dopaminergic therapy for early versus advanced Parkinson disease, naming device-aided options and their indications

Classify seizures and epilepsies per current ILAE terminology and choose first-line antiseizure medication by seizure type and comorbidity

Interpret ten short EEG descriptions, identifying normal variants, focal slowing and epileptiform discharges

Differentiate the main parasomnias from nocturnal seizures and outline a basic insomnia and sleep-apnoea workup