Most viewed in the last 7 days from JAMA Neurology: β-blocker use was associated with delayed motor onset in preHD and reduced the rate of worsening of symptoms in mmHD. https://ja.ma/49JSdPv
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TPS on the 10th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology - Helsinki 2024: „MRI-Guided Brainstimulation with TPS Ameliorates Cognitive Deficits and Depressive Symptoms in Alzheimer‘s Disease“ (Ulrich Sprick and Martin Köhne, Alexius / Josef Clinic, Neuss/Germany) Results: Single patients showed extraordinary improvements by shortening completer times in the Stroop-test by halve. The mean BDI-score declined from 16.2 to 12,4 after 2 weeks of treatment showing that depressive symptoms subsided after 6 sessions of stimulation.
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Don’t worry if you missed our most recent CPD webinar, as it’s available to view online! In this webinar, Diplomate in Neurology Marcos Raposo Galvan addresses the two seizure presentations considered urgent: cluster seizures and status epilepticus. Marcos reviews the difference between the two, the main differential causes and how to approach them properly from a therapeutic point of view. Looking at real cases, Marcos discusses the decision-making process and factors that can affect treatment recommendations in these patients. 📺 Watch it here >> https://bit.ly/4f2oaEb #EastcottReferrals #ProudlyEastcott #ProudlyLinnaeus
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Mohamed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences. Dubai, UAE. MBBS, year 6.
I am pleased to share my latest neurology paper, which look at factors that contribute to falls in patients with Multiple Sclerosis !! Link: https://lnkd.in/dUBECFnE
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Most viewed in the last 7 days from JAMA Neurology: Essay describes the difficulty in diagnosing dementia and the experiences and questions caregivers have regarding its diagnosis. https://ja.ma/4a1Pznz
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Most viewed in the last 7 days from JAMA Neurology: This narrative review focuses on symptoms, occurrence, and appropriate management of neuropsychiatric syndromes in neurogenerative disorders. https://ja.ma/3U3URZT
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Most viewed in the last 7 days from JAMA Neurology: Essay describes the difficulty in diagnosing dementia and the experiences and questions caregivers have regarding its diagnosis. https://ja.ma/3INEevd
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Our Board President, Stephen Peters, has made a contribution to the latest Child Neurology Society CNS Connections publication! His article, "CNF Programs Benefit Child Neurologists," highlights how the Child Neurology Foundation's initiatives are making a real impact in the field. 👉 Read more in CNS Connections and see how we're making a difference! Article Link: https://lnkd.in/dYS2Nksn #ChildNeurology #CNFImpact #LeadershipInAction #CNSConnections
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Join us for a special live session with Dr. Uday Shankar, Senior Consultant – Neurology, as he discusses Parkinson’s disease and the latest advancements in its treatment. Learn about the symptoms, management, and innovative therapies that offer hope for those living with this condition. 📅 Date: 10th October 2024 🕑 Time: 2:30 PM Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from an expert and get your questions answered! #LiveWithSakra #ParkinsonsDisease #NeurologyCare #ExpertInsights #AskTheExpert #HealthTalks #LiveSession
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Neurologist, Movement Disorder fellow, PhD student, Medical Educator, Associate Fellow AMEE, Learning designer, Workshop facilitator, Entrepreneur
For my colleagues who like #movementdisorders, this material is well crafted and educational! #neurology #residents #neurologi #postgraduate #education
Who Says Only Cardiologists Need Good Ears? Many of us can recognize colleagues or friends by the sound of their gait. The sound of footfall may also provide valuable information in daily clinical practice, which we illustrate in our latest publication in Neurology. Follow the link for our contribution and audio- and video-illustrated examples: https://lnkd.in/eNh8zUV5 Can you recognize all the neurological gait patterns by their sound of footfall? Lotte van de Venis Bart van de Warrenburg Bas Bloem Andrew Lees ERN-RND, European Reference Network for Rare Neurological Diseases
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Clinician Scientist in Neuromuscular Disorders at University Hospital Düsseldorf
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