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Inflammation of the outer coverings around the brain and spinal cord is

A chronic, degenerative disease affecting the nervous system that generally affects young adults from about 20-40 years of age, and is generally characterized by a destruction of the myelin sheaths, or outer coverings around nerve fibers that case motor and sensory nerve impulses, muscular weakness and incoordination, tremors, paralysis, vision problems, and abnormal, rapid eyeball movements is known as

A result of a cerebral hemorrhage could be

Cerebral hemorrhages are often categorized based on what?

The presence of blood in the urine is the condition of 

A chronic, degenerative disease of the nervous system that tends to develop later in life and can be very debilitating with no real cure available and is sometimes referred to as “shaking palsy,” characterized by slow spreading tremors, is called

The term “expansive growth” is associated with 

A term which describes the results of receiving a blow to the head without actually suffering other serious lesions such as a fracture, laceration, or hemorrhage is called

Inflammation of the spinal cord that may result from infection or as an after effect of injury to the spinal cord is called

Damage to the brain as a result of circulatory interruption and is also known as a cerebrovascular accident is generally referred to as a