Diagnosis consists of a variety of tests, including but not limited to: * Measurement of orthostatic blood pressure * Coordination * rapid, alternating movements * stroking of heel along the opposite shin from knee to ankle * finger-to-nose testing. * Primary sensory modalities are examined with the following methods, searching for focal sensory loss, graded distal sensory loss, or levels of decreased sensation, hyperesthesia or dysesthesia. * light touch * pin-prick * temperature * position * vibration * Focused gait examination, which examines stationary position and walking abnormalities. Walking generally exposes any faults within the complex neurological communication between systems as weight is shifted from one foot to the other.
Bruns apraxia
Ideomotor apraxia
Hemispatial neglect
Finger agnosia
Copropraxia
Visuospatial dysgnosia
Misophonia
Constructional apraxia