Neurologists love #localization. These classic clinical signs can help localize not only upper motor neuron dysfunction, but the exact spinal level - even without imaging! @ubcneuro#NeuroTwitter#MedEd
The decision on when to stop antiseizure medication is often less clear than when to start: however as always should be individualized weighing the risks and benefits
https://t.co/SCUZWCNLkg
This study found that horizontal canal benign paroxysmal positional vertigo is far more common than previously reported. It is important to perform the supine roll test in addition to the Dix-Hallpike in all patients suspected with BPPV. https://t.co/TuPEXPzEXr
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Pearls & Oy-sters: Idiopathic Orbital Inflammation and Tolosa-Hunt Syndrome With Intracranial Extension https://t.co/I3LcDX3NJa
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Read about the many neurological manifestations of cancer immunotherapy, with @ubcneuro resident authors @aseelisms and Leslie Scarffe! #neurotwitter
Full text: https://t.co/fCLd0WOgrR
"Modern Neurology Training Is Failing Outpatients"
Great editorial by @BrainHealthMD and @KlebanoffLouise@WCMCNeurology about the subspecialization of neurologists and the pressure that trainees feel to increasingly subspecialize
What do you think?
https://t.co/uz9da0TG3f
It was an absolute pleasure to host Dr. Aaron Berkowitz at our annual Stanley Hashimoto Lecture Series. Really appreciated your insights on neurology and global health! @AaronLBerkowitz
Is IV perampanel on the horizon? 👀
Phase 1 PK trial of IV perampanel showed good tolerability of 1:1 IV:PO doses of perampanel. Would be an awesome addition to the slim panel of available IV ASMs
https://t.co/jh2i037USi
Useful examples for scoring spirals and handwriting in essential tremor using the TETRAS score - a scale from 0-4 (with .5 increments)
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Ref: https://t.co/juS75nkeDi
Is extreme delta brush pathognomonic for anti-NMDAR encephalitis? Apparently not - a reported case seen in anti-DPPX encephalitis:
https://t.co/ziTDWbVIt7
What do you get when you add a Wallenberg (lateral medullary) to a Dejerine (medial medullary) syndrome? 🧐
Teaching Neuroimage: Reinhold's Hemimedullary Syndrome @GreenJournal#NeuroTwitter
https://t.co/kggsDnD7RA
Read the latest from the #NeurologyEducation blog, "The 6 Rs for Residency Rotation Success: Practical Tips, Tricks, and Templates," by @AlissaHigMD and Dr. Wei Xiong: https://t.co/hgQRB3dmMa #NeuroTwitter#NeuroEd
This 52-week trial examined the efficacy of #ubrogepant (50 and 100 mg) for treating mild to severe #migraine. Rates of freedom from pain and associated symptoms after 2 hours were higher for mild attacks than for moderate or severe ones. Learn more: https://t.co/bzvbbFg3fo
-Empower patients! Always explain what to expect and why you are doing a test
-If you can reduce apprehension, you can improve the experience
-Some patients may take comfort knowing that LP is generally better tolerated than imagined
This study in @NeurologyCP supports that lumbar puncture is generally well tolerated and minimally painful – anxiety and anticipation of pain correlate with experienced pain #neurotwitter