Neurology - Topic 1 - Brief neuro anatomical background
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Neurology - Topic 3 - Sensory aspects of gait including Rombergs test
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Miguel Gutierrez and the Powerful People: And lose the name of action
Jan 31--Feb 3, 2013 The Brooklyn-based Miguel Gutierrez creates performances that explore philosophical questions about life, desire, and the search for meaning. "And lose the name of action" focuses on improvisation to explore body and mind consciousness in both the performers and the audience, who are seated onstage in a space designed by Gutierrez. Each of the six dancers has worked with Gutierrez for several years on the connections between dance, neurology, and paranormal conditions. The work is co-commissioned by MCA Stage. For information and tickets, visit mcachicago.org/performances.From:mcachicagoViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:43More inEntertainment
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LIFE UNIVERSITY functional neurology clinic Ted carrickFrom:CliniqueTCNFViews:1 0ratingsTime:06:05More inNews Politics
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Neurology - Topic 2 - Brief neuro anatomical background with notes
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With many Denver chiropractors in the Front Range area, Dr. Visentin stands out through his commitment to delivering outstanding chiropractic care for accident and injury victims. Since 1983, his safe, gentle, and effective manner has made him among the most sought after Denver chiropractors in Colorado. The Care Chiropractic center in Denver is a true landmark, trusted for nearly 30 years of experience and outstanding chiropractic techniques. Whether you have been the victim or a debilitating car accident, a bothersome slip and fall, a sports injury, whiplash accident or simply have pain from the wear and tear of everyday life, Dr. Visentin #39;s Denver chiropractic services can help to restore your health and get on with your life. The treatments offered by this chiropractor in Denver include: #9632;Impulse Adjusting Treatment: This form of treatment uses an FDA registered device to deliver gentle adjustments to the patient #39;s joints, extremities, and spine. It is designed for more precise adjustments and a greater relief of pain. #9632;Activator Method: Applying a gentle touch and a low amount of force, the Activator Method has been used for decades to provide relief for a variety of ailments. It features the latest advances in neurology, orthopedics, and chiropractic medicine to restore spinal balance in safety and comfort. #9632;Traditional Chiropractic Care: (Sometimes mislabeled manipulation) Dr. Visentin also specializes in traditional hands on chiropractic care. With this care ...From:Steven VisentinViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:48More inEntertainment
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Parker Emrich #39;13, Dr. James Culbertson Fellow in Neurology and Medicine
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Emergency Vet Austin | 512-256-0351 | 24hour Emergency Hospital
Emergency Vet Austin | http://www.austinemergencyvet.net | 512-256-0351 Is your special friend hurt or simply not feeling well? Maybe you even need emergency care. Is is after normal working hours? No problem! Emergency Animal Care Specialists is available 24 hours 7 days a week ready to help you and yours. Our staff of experienced veterinarians and animal care specialists will take care of your loved ones for you. With modern equipment and specialized emergency care facilities, we are ready to provide surgery, rehabilitation, internal medicine, and neurology. We are just a call away! Call 512-256-0351 for immediate assistance. Your pet is a part of your family and you should only trust your animal with Emergency Animal Care Specialists. We Are Open Call Now 512-256-0351! Emergency Pet Care Specialists 111 Congress Avenue Austin, TX 78701 512-256-0351 http://www.youtube.com Emergency Vet AustinFrom:EvetAustinViews:3 0ratingsTime:01:01More inPets Animals
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Training at the Department of Neurology of Heilongjiang University of Chinese Medicine First Affiliated Hospital
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Small Fiber Neuropathy Experts at Mount Sinai - Dr. David Simpson and Dr. Lan Zhou
The Mount Sinai Medical Center #39;s Department of Neurology has experts like Dr. David Simpson and Dr. Lan Zhou who help patients suffering from pain or numbness in their limbs to identify, diagnose, and treat painful conditions like Small Fiber Neuropathy. Only a few years ago, conditions like Small Fiber Neuropathy were not very well understood and commonly misdiagnosed. Dr. Lan Zhou is trained and certified in Neurology and Pathology and this allows her to work with patients clinically and also handle delicate pathological testing like skin, muscle and nerve biopsies. This level of comprehensive care means that there will be quicker results, better testing outcomes, and a clearer understanding of the patient #39;s case by the attending physician. This is just another example of how Mount Sinai Department of Neurology makes special efforts to provide the best in patient care and recruit renowned experts. For more information about Mount Sinai #39;s Division for Neuromuscular Disease, please visit: http://www.mountsinai.org Dr. David Simpson Bio - http://www.mountsinai.org Dr. Lan Zhou Bio - http://www.mountsinai.org Dr. Stuart Sealfon Bio - http://www.mountsinai.orgFrom:MountSinaiNYViews:3 0ratingsTime:03:31More inEducation
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Emergency Vet Memphis | 901-207-8110 | 24hour Emergency Memphis
Emergency Vet Memphis | http://www.emergencyvetmemphis.net | 901-207-8110 Is your special friend hurt or simply not feeling well? Maybe you even need emergency care. Is is after normal working hours? No problem! Emergency Animal Care Specialists is available 24 hours 7 days a week ready to help you and yours. Our staff of experienced veterinarians and animal care specialists will take care of your loved ones for you. With modern equipment and specialized emergency care facilities, we are ready to provide surgery, rehabilitation, internal medicine, and neurology. We are just a call away! Call 901-207-8110 for immediate assistance. Your pet is a part of your family and you should only trust your animal with Emergency Animal Care Specialists. We Are Open Call Now 901-207-8110! Emergency Pet Care Specialists 119 S. Main Street Memphis, TN 38103 901-207-8110 http Emergency Vet MemphisFrom:EmergencyVetMemphisViews:1 0ratingsTime:01:01More inPets Animals
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Doctors use the the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM)'s definitions to diagnose more 300 other conditions. Insurance companies use it to justify reimbursements; without a DSM code, mental-health patients and doctors usually don't get paid. DSM-5 is already so famous that it has its own website: http://dsm5.org
On Dec. 1, the American Psychiatric Association approved the fifth edition of the DSM which took 13 years and 1,500 mental-health experts to complete. They tried to approach mental disorders less as discrete illnesses, like leukemia, and more as problems on a continuum, like hypertension.
Here are a few of the new additions in DSM-5:
- Hoarding is included as a diagnosis, meaning those who can't get rid of ephemera can now seek reimbursement for therapy
- Binge eating was in the appendix for more than a decade, but now it's an official diagnosis
- Bereavement. The previous DSM said those in mourning don't necessarily qualify for depression therapy or medication. DSM-5 eliminates that exclusion.
- Excoriation, or skin picking, should be considered a mental illness according to DSM-5
References:
Redefining Mental Illness. TIME, 2012.
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From Mike Cadogan:
"The net effect of #FOAM has taken me quite by surprise (editor's note: #FOAMed is Free Open Access Medical education). Despite a complete lack of evidence, peer review, mission statements OR Big Pharma backing – the FOAMed revolution continues to infiltrate the psyche of the everyday healthcare professional. The ability to intelligently review, discuss and develop hypotheses, guidelines and issues; the sense of community; the sense of rebellious augmented learning and the joy of independence is rife…and contagious.
There are now an amazing 180 emergency medicine and critical care blogs. Bloggers write from 21 different countries. GMEP – ‘the Facebook of Medicine’ has just welcomed it’s 800th new member, 2 weeks after launch." http://buff.ly/12lzWzs
Here is my comment: Congratulations, Mike! These are amazing stats that illustrate an inspiring success! "Facebook of medicine", indeed. Let's keep it growing.
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DOCTOR ED DEHNE BELONGS IN THE BOXING HALL OF FAME
HERE ARE TWO BOXING PIONEER/LEADERS WHO SHOULD BE INDUCTED IF THIS IS TO BE A CREDIBLE HALL OF FAME. 1. Doctor Ed Dehne has to be inducted with the first group. He was the person who almost single handedly saved boxing from nationwide extinction when the American Medical Association (AMA) was hell-bent on having boxing banned back in the 1980s. "Doc" Dehne traveled the nation at his own expense and gave innumerable lectures expounding upon the many qualities of the sport. This was often to the chagrin of his medical associates; most of whom thought boxing was too brutal to be considered a sport. (From Physicians #39; Journal: Neurologists first called for boxing to be banned in 1983. "There is absolutely no way you can make boxing safe," said Nelson Richards, MD, a delegate from the American Academy of Neurology who proposed the original resolution to ban the sport in 1983). Just as importantly "Doc" Dehne was the only ring-side physician in Northern Nevada for that long period of time. He officiated from ringside for more than 3000 professional and amateur fights during those many years. The boxers he oversaw as the ring doctor is a plethora of famous pugilists.. from Sugar Ray Leonard to Teofilo Stevenson to Larry Holmes to Evander Holyfield.. and myriad pros and amateurs in between. "Doc" Dehne, himself, was a world-class boxer in the 1930s; having had fights with a Who #39;s Who of famous boxers and holding his own all the time; while working his way through Medical School at ...From:Sam DehneViews:12 0ratingsTime:02:06More inNews Politics
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Correct Movement for Better Health - Episode 1
This episode of "Correct Movement for Better Health with Dr. Kostopoulos" entitled, "Deep Brain Stimulation" features an interview with Dr. Barbara Changizi, Assistant Professor of Neurology and Co-Director of the Center for Neuromodulation at the Mount Sinai Medical Center.From:HOC PTViews:0 0ratingsTime:29:32More inEducation
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There are 3 main forms of gluten reactions:
- allergic (wheat allergy)
- autoimmune (celiac disease, dermatitis herpetiformis and gluten ataxia)
- possibly immune-mediated (gluten sensitivity)
From BMJ:
It is now becoming clear that, besides those with celiac disease or wheat allergy, there are patients with gluten sensitivity in whom neither allergic nor autoimmune mechanisms can be identified. It has been estimated that, for every person with celiac disease, there should be at least six or seven people with non-celiac gluten sensitivity. Gluten sensitivity may therefore affect 6-10% of the general population.
Patients with gluten sensitivity have negative immuno-allergy tests to wheat and negative celiac disease serology; normal endoscopy and biopsy; clinical symptoms that can overlap with those of celiac disease, irritable bowel syndrome, and wheat allergy; and they show a resolution of symptoms when started on a gluten-free diet.
Currently there are no laboratory biomarkers specific for gluten sensitivity, and the diagnosis is based on exclusion criteria; elimination of gluten-containing foods from the diet followed by an open challenge is most often used to establish whether health improves with the elimination or reduction of gluten from the patient’s diet.
New nomenclature and classifications are proposed (see the figures below).
"Fibromyalgia of the gut"
Some physician have labeled "gluten sensitivity" "fibromyalgia of the gut" to reflect the presence of symptoms in the absence of pathological findings. The BMJ editor-in-chief reflected on these doubts in an editorial: Gluten sensitivity: real or not?.
Since there are no biomarkers, gluten sensitivity is the ultimate diagnosis of exclusion. The worldwide shift to the Mediterranean diet may explain the rising prevalence of gluten sensitivity. The has been an “explosion of requests” for serological testing for celiac disease since 2007.
3 million Americans are living with celiac disease
Celiac disease, an immune system reaction to gluten in the diet, is four times as common today as it was 50 years ago. Lack of awareness of celiac could be contributing to a delay of up to 11 years in diagnosis of adults in North America (http://goo.gl/sy778).
This is an informative and beautifully designed video by the University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center. It looks like an infographic made into video - have a look:
New classification is being proposed for gluten-related disorders: celiac disease; dermatitis herpetiformis; gluten ataxia; wheat allergy; gluten sensitivity. WSJ, 2012.
Recent studies support the existence of the new condition nonceliac gluten sensitivity which is defined as symptoms with negative celiac antibodies and biopsy (http://goo.gl/57IlB).
References:
Non-coeliac gluten sensitivity | BMJ, 2012.
Gluten sensitivity: real or not? | BMJ http://buff.ly/ZgKgK1
Does gluten sensitivity in the absence of coeliac disease exist? | BMJ http://buff.ly/RvC7zg
New nomenclature and classification of gluten-related disorders - http://www.biomedcentral.com/1741-7015/10/13/figure/F1
Algorithm for the differential diagnosis of gluten-related disorders, including celiac disease, gluten sensitivity and wheat allergy - http://www.biomedcentral.com/1741-7015/10/13/figure/F4
Spectrum of gluten-related disorders: consensus on new nomenclature and classification. Anna Sapone et al. BMC Medicine 2012, 10:13 doi:10.1186/1741-7015-10-13.
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SHP Welcomes Dr. Serguei Astafiev
SHP Scholarship and Discovery Conversation Series welcomes Serguei Astafiev, PhD, for a conversation entitled "Mapping the Invisible Injury." Dr. Astafiev is a staff scientist in the Attention and Brain Recovery Lab, Department of Neurology, Washington University School of Medicine. His current work focuses on understanding the mechanisms of mild traumatic brain injury using eye movement recordings, behavioral tests and task-evoked and rsFC MRI.From:Mizzou SHPViews:1 0ratingsTime:50:55More inEducation
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daniel kate | imaginary world
Please watch in 720p. song info at the end of the video 🙂 "an outside love moves on, to an imaginary world.." Lalala. Soooo yeah I should spend my days studying now more than ever but instead I am just procrastinating and vegas is "helping" me a lot with that xD First of all I have to say: GO WATCH PERCEPTION! You will not regret it. It is so amazing, I like to say it #39;s a mix between Castle and House. It #39;s the story of this university professor who is a neurology doctor and a genius but he suffers from paranoid schizophrenia, so he is a bit quirky. One of his former students, Kate, is now an FBI detective and he helps her with her cases, but he is helped by his own subconscious that manifests itself through hallucinations of people he sees who help him solve the crimes. I don #39;t know if it #39;s clear, but it is so good, really! And unfortunately it #39;s only ten episodes, so it #39;s also very fast to watch 😉 I came across it because they #39;re airing it on tv here right now. I had promised myself not to download it and to just watch it week by week as it aired. Yeah, right xD I lasted two weeks then I downloaded and watched the whole series in two or three days, just because I wanted to take it slow and savor it :3 Though the more I watch it, the more I want to re-watch She #39;s All That lol As always, I need to say some nice things about the song 😉 well I love Athlete and I know most people only know Street Map and Rubik #39;s Cube but they #39;ve made some other wonderful songs as well, and ...From:ItalianRoryViews:74 14ratingsTime:01:26More inEntertainment
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Posterior Reversible Encephalopathy Syndrome
Dr. Jennifer Fugate, Resident, Department of Neurology, Mayo Clinic, discusses her May 2010 Mayo Clinic Proceedings article on clinical and radiologic findings associated with posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome. Available at: tinyurl.comFrom:Mayo ProceedingsViews:0 0ratingsTime:05:02More inScience Technology
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