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Description

Neuro Oncall is a comprehensive neurology on-call reference app designed for neurology and stroke fellows, registrars, and senior house officers managing acute neurological presentations. Built by a Neurology and Stroke Fellow at St George's University Hospital, London, Neuro Oncall delivers 49 fully built clinical pathway charts across 9 core domains giving you instant, structured guidance at the bedside. CLINICAL DOMAINS - Headache — thunderclap, subarachnoid haemorrhage, raised ICP, GCA, migraine, cluster, IIH, hypertensive emergency - Stroke & TIA — acute stroke, thrombolysis, thrombectomy, posterior circulation, ICH, CVST, dissection, mimics - Weakness GBS, myasthenia gravis, LEMS, Bell's palsy, FND, MS relapse - Seizures status epilepticus, first seizure, PNES, epilepsy in pregnancy, AED introduction - Confusion encephalitis, NMDA receptor encephalitis, delirium, metabolic encephalopathy, Wernicke, PRES, coma - Vertigo HINTS exam, vestibular neuritis, BPPV, acute vestibular syndrome - Movement Disorders acute dystonia, drug-induced movement disorder, tics, functional movement disorder - Spine cord compression, cauda equina, transverse myelitis, cord syndromes - Reference DVLA guidance, AED introduction, scoring tools KEY FEATURES - 49 fully built clinical pathway charts no stubs, no placeholders - Rich clinical detail at every decision point drug doses, investigation panels, escalation thresholds - Clickable citations linking directly to source guidelines (NICE, ABN, RCP, ESO, AHA/ASA, Resus Council UK) - NEJM-inspired clean design optimised for rapid bedside use - Adjustable font size for comfortable reading in any environment - Works fully offline, no internet connection required on the ward - Designed for both iPhone and iPad This app is intended as a clinical reference tool to support, not replace clinical judgement. Always follow local hospital guidelines and consult senior colleagues where appropriate.