If you ever wanted to see how a classic Lance-Adams myoclonus looks like ( and can be treated successfully ) then go to this paper. Very nice presentation by our NCC fellow Dr Marcellino.
Great discussion of my peerless mentor Allan Ropper. Great memories of writing a monograph with him and Brad Truax 30 years ago and spending my formative years in Boston. There is more in this one hour talk than in any review of GBS...by far!
You can find Dr. Ropper's discussion of Guillain Barre Syndrome on youtube. I also posted his responses to the chat questions that we did not have time to get to during the session.
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Who would have known that the eccentric ( to say the least) Brown-Séquard (yes, just one person) had quite something to say on acute neurology and was right about it.
Clinically difficult to accurately judge which patient has increased ICP. Diagnosis of elevated intracranial pressure in critically ill adults: systematic review and meta-analysis | The BMJ
Great effort by our Neurosurgery confrères.When the CT looks like a ruptured aneurysm but nothing is found , one in 10 show the offending aneurysm on repeat DSA
Over 2 decades of experience. Simple and just with careful preparation alone : We should stop implying the apnea test is unsafe or even warrants some sort of approval or consent.