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Saw another patient with sensory neuronopathy who had been misdiagnosed with functional neurological disorder.
What is sensory neuronopathy, and why do we keep missing it? A #tweetorial.
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#MedTwitter #MedStudentTwitter #NeuroTwitter! This morning on @CPSolvers #VMR we discussed an approach to peripheral polyneuropathy so here’s a #tweetorial to add to the #EndNeurophobia series
Link to whole series here:
teapawt.org/i/events/1267162312495…
@rabihmgeha @DxRxEdu @caseyalbin
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CWH43 Variants Are Associated With Disease Risk and Clinical Phenotypic Measures in Patients With Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus: bit.ly/44VZA2M
#NeuroTwitter #NeuroGenetics
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Do you know the four groups of paroxysmal dyskinesias and how to treat them? @JenGoldmanMD takes us on the diagnostic journey for these very mysterious movement disorders. Remember earlier in the week, we showed genetic variants also occur in dogs of various breeds. @movedisorder Aspen.
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Very excited to participate with a panel of awesome #neuro PDs and residents 🌟🧠Thank you @AANMember for sponsoring this years webinar series for #futureneurologists!! @UConnNeurology @NMatch2022 #neurotwitter #NeuroTwitterNetwork
OK #futureneurologists:
Time to get ready for #Match2022!
🧠 Hear from neurology PDs and residents who successfully navigated the 2021 virtual match 🧠
Join our webinar sponsored by @AANMember, Tuesday 8/24, 5:00-6:30pm Central
Details and link to follow!
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Study suggests that escalation of #multiplesclerosis treatment was inferior to initial treatment with a more effective disease-modifying agent ja.ma/37PfBM5
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Clinical Reasoning: A 71-Year-Old Man With Horizontal Gaze Palsy, Anarthria, and Quadriparesis bit.ly/3iOsugp #NeurologyRF #NeuroTwitter
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A review on the diagnosis, pathophysiology, and management of cerebral amyloid angiopathy-related transient focal #neurologic episodes: bit.ly/3lDmqbR #NeuroTwitter
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New estimates suggest the vaccine rollout is no match for the severity of the U.S. outbreak, and stricter social distancing measures will also be needed to reduce infections. nyti.ms/3qOpz8c
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Bedside Head Impulse Test: A Useful Tool for Patients With Sensory Ataxia bit.ly/2LyMiFX #Neurology
Wellness will definitely be a priority in 2021
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New MDS Podcast: Dr. Brit Mollenhauer discusses the recent advances in the use of neurofilament light chain for the diagnosis and follow up of #Parkinsons disease and related disorders, highlighting the results of a recent longitudinal study. @matarazzomd ow.ly/SxbK50D2IDu
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Hi #neurotwitter #NeuroTwitterNetwork chime in with your favorite neurology books (text and otherwise) for the @NMatch2021 joining us soon! @harvardneuromds, @MadSattinJ, @prasad_sashank, @Tracey1milligan @JoshuaBudhu @holroyd_katie
What are your recommended must-read books for budding neurologists? @NMatch2021
The best invention ever. Will support 100% bc some people still don’t know how to wear masks correctly. reddit.com/r/funny/comments/…
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is working on an essay collection entitled 'kain na' (eat now) about filipino families and our relationship to food - topics include home and hospitality, buffets, fat shaming, queering the kitchen, and cooking recipes of the dead
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Here are some of my favorite songs of the year. As usual, I had some valuable consultation from our family music guru, Sasha, to put this together. I hope you find a new song or two to listen to.
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Patients w/ #COVID19 whose symptoms have lasted for extended periods of time are presenting w/ #neurologic complaints at post-COVID outpatient clinics that have opened in hard-hit parts of the country. @wileyneurology @rdz12135 @IgorKoralnik @AANMember bit.ly/3mUJwbl
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The first blood test to detect the presence of amyloid, a hallmark of #Alzheimers, is now available for clinical use. A boon or proceed with caution? ms.spr.ly/6010TC768


























