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I'm glad to announce that I've matched into Neurology residency at @HenryFordNeuro.
This wouldn't have been possible without the tremendous support from my family, friends, and mentors who have believed in me since day one!
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Do you know the essential tremor medication treatment updates for 2026? Spoiler alert: Medications for essential tremor are not awesome. Do treatment conversations need a reset? Essential tremor is one of the most common movement disorders and it results in action tremor that more commonly shows up when the hands are being used. Dash and colleagues describe in a new paper in Movement Disorders, an updated evidence-based review from the International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society examining medical treatments for essential tremor. The group applied modern standards.
Key Points:
- Propranolol, primidone, topiramate and botulinum toxin showed tremor improvement in more than one trial, however the overall evidence quality was low.
- Many commonly used medications were supported by small studies w/ short follow-up and there were frequent methodological limitations.
- Using updated GRADE criteria, no available medical therapy met the threshold for confident efficacy due mostly to bias and imprecision.
My take: This is an important and sobering update. Essential tremor is common, disabling and frequently under-treated, yet our evidence base has not kept pace w/ the clinical need. Treatments do not help some folks, and we urgently need better designed, longer and more meaningful trials.
Here are 5 points that resonated w/ me:
1- Essential tremor remains a high burden condition affecting daily function and quality of life.
2- Widely used medications may help some folks, however the strength of evidence is weaker than many assume.
3- Short trials and small sample sizes continue to limit confidence in treatment recommendations.
4- Shared decision making matters and should incorporate benefits, side effects and individual goals.
5- The future of essential tremor medicines will depend on higher quality trials and innovation beyond incremental drug testing.
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Excited to share my latest publication in Annals of Neurology @ANA_journals
We present the most complete exposition of the longitudinal trajectory of cognitive impairment in an essential tremor cohort to date.
Link: https://t.co/MunQmNN8FQ
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Our latest publication in Annals of Neurology @ANA_journals on the rates of Dementia and MCI in a prospective cohort of Essential Tremor patients. @WileyNeuro @WileyGlobal
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2 rating scales for ET- WHIGET, originally developed to differentiate ET from physiologic tremor, and TETRAS- were found to be highly comparable. Good news when comparing clinic visit assessments or research studies utilizing these 2 different scales! #Tremor#MovementDisorders
Excited to share our latest publication in Tremor and Other Hyperkinetic Movements!
We examined the comparability of tremor severity ratings between the WHIGET and TETRAS tremor rating scales. Our data indicated that ratings provided by each scale are highly comparable.
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Thrilled beyond words!
I'm glad to announce that I've matched into Neurology residency at @HenryFordNeuro.
This wouldn't have been possible without the tremendous support from my family, friends, and mentors who have believed in me since day one!
#Match2024#neuromatch