Laboratory Test Resources Pages

The full set of SimulConsult's Resources pages is available to users of SimulConsult's diagnostic software, which may be used only by medical professionals (registration is free).  A small number of the Resources pages are available to the general public and those about laboratory tests are listed here:

• Amino acids in CSF
• Amino acids in serum
• Amino acids in urine
• BAER (brainstem auditory evoked responses, ABR, BAEP) abnormal
• CT scan
• CT, MRI or angiography: cerebral vascular abnormalities (AVM, cavernous malformation included)
• CT, MRI or X-ray: brain calcifications (basal ganglia calcifications included)
• CT or MRI: 4th ventricle enlargement, major
• CT or MRI: agyria or pachygyria (lissencephaly, gyri absent or broad)
• CT or MRI: anencephaly
• CT or MRI: Arnold-Chiari malformation (cerebellum through foramen magnum)
• CT or MRI: cerebellar atrophy or hypoplasia, pan-cerebellar
• CT or MRI: cerebellar atrophy or hypoplasia, vermis (medial) primarily (fusion included)
• CT or MRI: corpus callosum, agenesis or hypogenesis
• CT or MRI: cysts (subcortical or cortical, arachnoid, porencephaly included)
• CT or MRI: heterotopias or subependymal nodules (periventricular)
• CT or MRI: holoprosencephaly
• CT or MRI: hydrocephalus (large ventricles), not ex-vacuo
• CT or MRI: septum pellucidum absent or hypoplastic
• CT or MRI of spine: syringomyelia
• CT or MRI: tethered spinal cord
• CT or MRI: white matter abnormalities (leukodystrophy,dysmyelination included)
• CT, MRI or angiography: cerebral vascular abnormalities (AVM, cavernous malformation included)
• EEG abnormal
• Erythrocytes (RBC): acanthocytosis (spiny projections) on wet smear
• GM3 ganglioside absent in serum
• MRI scan
• MRI: polymicrogyria (polygyria; excessive brain convolutions)
• Peripheral neuropathy, motor (denervation EMG; OK NCV)
• Peripheral neuropathy, sensory, with slowed NCV
• Peripheral neuropathy, sensory-motor with slowed NCV
• Skull X-rays: Parietal foramina enlarged or cranium bifidum (Catlin mark)
• Transferrin hypoglycosylated (abnormal isoelectric focusing)
• Urine dark color (brown, black, blue)