#30 GBS: 2021 Update
This week on the program, we have remastered one of our earliest (and most interesting!) episodes on Guillain-Barre syndrome. With an import...
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20 of 100 episodes#181 A primer on ICP management
The field of neurocritical care and traumatic brain injury management is rapidly evolving. We are shifting from older (but not entirely outd...
#180 The art of the pivot
What do hip weakness, headache, and neglect have in common? At minimum, they can all be approached with simple neurodiagnostic heuristics. B...
#179 RBD and synucleinopathies
Who doesn't enjoy their sleep? For most of us, it can be the most relaxing escape. And for others, a disturbance of sleep may be the first c...
#178 First seizure of life
As many as 1% of the world has epilepsy, but far more than will have a seizure in their lifetime. Not everyone needs a seizure medication, s...
#177 Agnosia
To quote Donald Rumsfeld, "there are things we know we know…. we know there are some things we do not know... But there are also unknown unk...
#33 Controversies in chronic traumatic encephalopathy
Almost 5 years ago, we published a show on chronic traumatic encephalopathy and its relationship to American football. But a lot has happene...
Best of BrainWaves 2020
Happy New Year, and good riddance 2020! Hopefully there is more that you will take away from the past 12 months other than your personal exp...
#176 Mind blown
I shouldn't have to tell you that traumatic brain injury is a major cause of morbidity and mortality. I shouldn't have to. But I will. And i...
#175 Call your Mom
COVID-19 is more than just a threat to your physical health. Even if you are never infected, you may not be free of it. In today's program,...
#174 The mental status
The mental status exam is a keystone of the neurologic assessment. Dr. Andrea Casher (Cooper University Hospital) builds upon this metaphor...
#93 Aspirin vs. Plavix: The showdown
October 29 is World Stroke Day! Might as well know how it is best treated. This week, Jim Siegler revisits a 2017 episode on the differences...
#173 Matching during the COVID-19 pandemic
This week on the program, we bring to you a special episode on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the neurology 2021 match--and potentia...
#83 Halloween Special: Zombies in neurology
Halloween is one of the most exciting and festive holidays, but this year I imagine many of us are going to spend it indoors. To help pass t...
#172 Cavernoma
As the second most common vascular malformation in the central nervous system, cerebral cavernomas are often incidental radiographic finding...
#171 High-convexity tight sulci
You know the triad for normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH). Wet, wobbly, and wacky. And you have probably heard of the Evan's index—the rela...
#170 Myoclonus and neurodegenerative diseases
Myoclonus is the most etiologically non-specific motor manifestation of neurologic and systemic disease. It's like slurred speech or altered...
#109 Misnomers in medicine: Low grade glioma
A lot can happen in two years. You might have matched into residency, graduated from fellowship, had a kid... Or several phase II trials in...
#169 The interictal EEG
The electroencephalogram is a nearly 100-year old neurodiagnostic instrument. And yet, we learn new things from it every day. This week on t...
#168 (Mis)understanding the locked-in state
The locked-in syndrome is a rare clinical consequence following many types of neurologic injury. In general, the locked-in patient is fully...
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