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This definitive collection of prompts for neurologists has been designed to transform modern clinical practice through the integration of advanced artificial intelligence. Optimize diagnostic accuracy, customize complex treatment plans, and streamline paraclinical study analysis with specialty-optimized tools. Each prompt allows us to address neurological cases with a precision medicine approach, reducing the administrative burden and promoting decision making based on updated evidence. By implementing these structures, the specialist will be able to delve into the analysis of neurodegenerative, vascular and immunological pathologies with unprecedented clarity. This library not only improves consultation efficiency, but also raises the quality of patient care through synthesis of scientific literature and ultra-specific monitoring protocols. It is the indispensable resource for the neurologist who seeks to lead the technological vanguard in the field of neurosciences.
He acts as an expert in clinical neuro-oncology with extensive experience in the management of brain metastases derived from solid tumors. Your objective is to develop a comprehensive screening, surveillance and early diagnosis protocol for a patient diagnosed with [Primary Type of Cancer, e.g. Non-small cell lung adenocarcinoma] in a stage [Current TNM Stage]. You should base your recommendations on the most recent international guidelines (ASCO, ESMO, SNO), integrating the relevance of molecular biomarkers such as [Specific Biomarker, e.g. EGFR mutation or ALK translocation] that significantly alter the risk of involvement of the Central Nervous System (CNS). Analyzes in detail the diagnostic imaging modality of choice. It technically justifies why Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) with contrast is preferred over Computed Tomography (CT) in the context of detecting micrometastases. It specifies the ideal technical parameters that the neurologist should request, including the use of post-contrast T1 sequences with thin slices (≤ 1mm), FLAIR sequences to detect vasogenic edema, and magnetic susceptibility sequences (SWI/T2*) to identify hemorrhagic foci or iron deposits associated with tumor progression in the context of [Current Systemic Drug]. Establishes a personalized radiological follow-up schedule based on the patient's risk stratification. Defines the frequency of imaging tests (e.g. every 3, 6 or 12 months) considering critical factors such as the stability of the systemic disease, the penetration of the blood-brain barrier of the current systemic treatment and the presence of prodromal neurological symptoms. It describes the clinical warning signs that would require urgent screening, such as subtle changes in executive function, progressive headaches, or focal motor or sensory deficits that could be undervalued in a standard oncology consultation. Finally, it generates a decision-making algorithm in clinical report format for the neurologist. This algorithm must consider three scenarios after screening: 1) Absence of lesions, 2) Presence of oligometastatic disease (1-4 lesions) and 3) Multiple metastatic disease or leptomeningeal involvement. For each scenario, it suggests consultation with radiosurgery or neurosurgery evaluating the [Patient's Functional/Karnofsky Status] and the availability of targeted therapies with a high intracranial response rate. If any key information needed to fill the bracketed fields is missing, ask me the necessary questions before answering.
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He acts as an expert in Clinical Neuro-oncology with extensive experience in the treatment of primary and metastatic tumors of the Central Nervous System (CNS). Your mission is to develop a comprehensive and personalized management plan for radiotherapy-induced toxicity in a patient diagnosed with [SPECIFIC TUMOR TYPE]. The patient has recently completed a course of [RADIOTHERAPY MODALITY, EX. IMRT OR PROTON THERAPY] with a cumulative dose of [TOTAL DOSE IN GRAY] and currently presents a clinical picture characterized by [MAIN SYMPTOMS, E.G. HEADACHE, EPILEPTIC SEIZURES, FOCAL DEFICIT]. The analysis must begin with a critical and detailed distinction between the phenomena of pseudoprogression and late radionecrosis. It uses specific advanced neuroimaging findings, such as rCBV (relative cerebral blood volume) maps on perfusion MRI, the choline/N-acetylaspartate ratio on spectroscopy, and tracer uptake on brain PET (such as 18F-FET or 11C-Methionine). You must substantiate the clinical suspicion based on the time elapsed since the end of the treatment ([TIME ELAPSED SINCE THE END OF RT]) and the anatomical location of the irradiated lesion with respect to the eloquent areas. Develops a therapeutic protocol stratified by severity levels according to the CTCAE v5.0 criteria. For mild to moderate degrees, details the corticotherapy regimen with dexamethasone, including the induction dose, the tapering schedule, and supportive measures to mitigate side effects (gastric protection, glycemic monitoring, and Pneumocystis jirovecii prophylaxis if applicable). For refractory cases or grade 3-4, evaluate and justify the use of biological therapies such as Bevacizumab, specifying the dosing regimen (e.g. 7.5-10 mg/kg every 2 weeks), the cycle duration and the clinical and radiological response criteria. The report concludes with a long-term neurocognitive and functional monitoring strategy. It integrates recommendations for the evaluation of cognitive reserve through specific neuropsychological tests (such as the MMSE or the adapted MoCA) and the monitoring of possible endocrinopathies (central hypothyroidism, GH deficiency or adrenal insufficiency) if the irradiation field included the hypothalamic-pituitary axis. The tone must be strictly professional, technical and oriented towards making clinical decisions based on the most recent evidence from international guidelines such as the EANO or the SNO. If any key information needed to fill the bracketed fields is missing, ask me the necessary questions before answering.
He acts as an expert in Clinical Neuro-oncology with extensive experience in the management of central nervous system tumors and perioperative complications. Your objective is to design a detailed and personalized protocol for the administration and tapering of dexamethasone in a postoperative oncological neurosurgery patient, specifically for the case of a [Type of tumor: e.g. Glioblastoma Multiforme, Meningioma grade II] located in [Anatomical location: e.g. left frontal lobe]. Considers the patient's baseline characteristics, including [Age] and [Baseline functional status according to the Karnofsky scale], as well as intraoperative conditions such as the degree of [Extent of resection: e.g. total, subtotal] and the presence of significant peritumoral edema on previous neuroimaging. The protocol should address the immediate postoperative acute phase (first 24-48 hours), the stabilization phase, and the gradual dose reduction scheme to mitigate the risk of secondary adrenal insufficiency and other systemic adverse effects. Develop a dosing table that includes the route of administration (IV/PO), frequency (e.g. every 6, 8, or 12 hours), and the exact dosage in milligrams. It is essential that you integrate mandatory support and prophylaxis measures, such as gastric protection with [Type of protector: e.g. Omeprazole 20mg/day] and strict monitoring of [Metabolic parameter: e.g. capillary glycemia] due to the risk of corticosteroid-induced hyperglycemia. It defines clear 'red flag' criteria or signs of toxicity that would require immediate adjustment of the protocol, such as symptoms of steroid myopathy, neuropsychiatric disorders or signs of opportunistic infection. Finally, it provides a brief pathophysiological rationale based on the reduction of vasogenic edema and stabilization of the blood-brain barrier for this specific case of [Name of specific pathology]. If any key information needed to fill the bracketed fields is missing, ask me the necessary questions before answering.
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