Related word of the day: sternutatory reflex, derived from latin sternuo: sneeze, ipsilateral grimace reflex induced by stimulating nasociliary nerve with a swab or NG tube
Look, I know not all of my patients need Neuro consults but maybe sometimes I just want to see some Neuro folks and talk about cranial reflexes for a few minutes #medtwitter#prelim#neurotwitter
@amedicalfuture It took me five years. I got into a great school and now a great residency program. I don't know you, but if you know yourself and this is what you want, you can get there.
Neurology Podcast SPECIAL REPORT on Aducanumab Approval: Dr. Ron Petersen, Director of the @MayoClinic Alzheimer's Disease Research Center, discusses the recent FDA approval of #aducanumab for the treatment of #Alzheimer disease. Listen now! https://t.co/mv6jcUSAzw #Neurology
1.) Time for a mini rant: A lot of people need to hear this, so here we go: There is NO (zero, none) new evidence that suggests that Sars-CoV-2 was created in a lab and then escaped. In fact, most scientists still hypothesize it jumped from animals to humans.
@Science_Baller Also, vaccines aren't 100%, so please continue to be careful. Lost a vaccinated family member this weekend because somebody thought it was all good now.
Today is my last day of medical school. Which is weird because it definitely feels like I just got started. But that's also weird because I think back on how little I knew when I started, how much I know now, and how much more I still have to learn.
@Science_Baller I've been a student for the last 4 years (i.e. unemployed), I have two bonsai trees which have grown into normal trees, and my letter will just be: "ππ" I need it by two weeks ago, thx
There's air in their everywhere! Pneumorhachis secondary to traumatic pneumothorax/pneumomediastinum. Otherwise known as "one more reason not to get in a bar fight." #MedTwitter#radiology#Neurology