Attending Neurointensivist,Author,Medical Historian, Exploring Medicine,Neurology and Neuropsychiatry in Cinema, Ⓥ,Views Mine

United States
Joined August 2017
We see this all the time so we sat down and wrote about this important topic that has been under recognized.
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This novel drug showed remarkable efficacy in GBS with refractory pain.
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When SSEP is bad ( no cortical response) everything else is bad
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It is a two-way street, and therefore more complicated in acute brain injury.
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Under these circumstances, we think Myasthenia Gravis is very uncommon - it is double M.
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New insights into the movie Awakenings
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Not likely you will see it, but when you do, know what to do.
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How Cinema treats Dementia
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Does ‘septic encephalopathy’ exist? PRES more likely? An explanation.
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Seen once in a while. Neurocritical illness that requires attention.It is more often than not misdiagnosed.
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Spinal cord dysreflexia in brain death-a rarely documented observation
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A fine review and thankful.Planning more.
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Reminiscing about my beginnings
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Why the new movie Nosferatu could be of interest to neurologists - my take in the Lancet Neurology.
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A very successful joint project by German, UK and Dutch American authors.
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Misdiagnosed,misinterpreted or not recognized.With initial polypharmacy excellent outcomes
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Do not loosely use the term metabolic encephalopathy.
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For your consideration- Case based learning
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