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[The most frequent neurologic disturbances. A contribution to the definition of topics for the programmatic content to the program of neurology in medical graduation].

INTRODUCTION: Knowledge accumulation is overfilling the thematic content of medical graduation. Medical Schools must be alert to define a minimal content related with the most frequent disturbs. We intent to suggest topics for the minimal content, to the program of Neurology in medical graduation.

METHOD: 1. To identify the places where young doctors are working outside the School Hospital (SH): we analysed the answers of the letters sent to 6415 resident - doctors (RD) in São Paulo's State and we made personal interview with 201 RD. 2. To verify the most frequent neuropsychiatric disturbs (ND) in the population: we made the analysis of the patient's diagnostic records in emergency room of three institutions: Municipal of Taubaté-SP, Municipal of São José dos Campos-SP and Faculty of Medicine of São Paulo Santa Casa de Misericórdia.

RESULTS: 1. The RD are young and, outside the SH, they work in other emergency services. 2. The most frequent diagnosis in institutions were listed: alcoholism, cerebrovascular disease, coma, cranial trauma, dementia, dizziness, epilepsy, facial paralysis, faint, headache, hemiplegia or paraplegia, meningitis, others paralysis, periferical neuropathy and psychiatric disorders.

CONCLUSIONS: Those diagnostics most frequent are relevant topics of the programmatic content to the program of Neurology in medical graduation.

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