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Nice ❤

Great case. Ty

Short & conceptual great

In that case what was wrong with giving the insulin subcut and not IV? In that scenario to me giving subq sounds better

Great presentation and discussions

هل يمكن مساعدتي بالترجمة لا افهم اللغة ❤

You are a Super Gem Neurologist, Thanks

Thanks a lot for this loving tribute to our dearest Rafa. He is being missed so much every day. One life, so many dreams ☁️

Cool case…

Great content as usual. However, Reza's audio transmission made it difficult to listen to.

Doing great job..but i find it difficult to read from the screen ..fonts appear way small .if you can help in this regard.. thank you✨

Haha! What an intriguing case! I was on the edge of my seat the whole time, just wanting to know the answer. I can't help but think that it must be a lymphoproliferative disease once you have their schemas (maybe a little biast). However, if he doesn't improve on corticosteroids and continues to have high SPAP, do you think a cardiac catheterization could bring us closer to a diagnosis?

Mary!!! I love seeing you here ❤️

Dr Shroff pick up the Nicolas Sparks books. True stories of NC which some have turned into movies.

My favorite G Guy ❤️ he's the best in the Nation

nice case

Great run through! Much appreciated

Pff what a case

Great channel thxxxx❤ Super informative

I'm 16 seconds into this and I hear the following nonsense: " He has literally authored a book". I lost interest.

What a brilliant case! Congrats on the persistence to get to the core issue. Beautiful, illuminating discussion 👌🏻 Learnt a lot! Grateful to the entire team:)

Good presentation. However, need gluten ataxia in there. Thanks

Amazing job, Kirtan! Wow

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 thank uuuuuuuuu

New incoming IM intern, so glad I came across your channel❤

Such an amazing video to watch 😊

Thanks

Great

Dr. Geha, I wanted you to be more stern with case instead of dismissing some points as being good points. Maybe we are in a different age where one cannot be blunt and direct. I get it. Thanks!

Always hilarious as a Greek to watch people trying to say words like "dysdiadochokinesia"..

My granddaughter, 4, has been having jerky movements for about a year, maybe be longer. She has bitten her tongue in her sleep and while awake, poked herself in the eye with a straw when drinking a juice box, fallen down all because of the s movements. She is on a wait to see a paediatric c neurologist, who knows how long that will take in Canada. Anyway it’s very concerning, thoughts?

Thank you! So many great pieces of information even in a rare condition in the US.

Amazing work and a really beneficial, well-organized discussion! Thank you all for your efforts and for sharing this 🙏🏽

Thank you so much Pr. Rez. This was extremely helpful!!

If a person already has lymphedema?

The chief complaint of "right excruciating knee pain" is so interesting!

Biopsia

Perfectly explained!! 💯💯

So many pearls.

Wow amazing

thanks

Love the thumbnail!!

Greeeat lecture, prof Rez!

Great case presentation by Dr Kirtan Patolia … and thank you Dr Gurpreet Dhaliwal sir and CP solvers team for this great learning experience. I have few doubts. 1. How can gait be normal if the patient has a weakness of MRC 1/5 on the right side ? 2. How do we differentiate pachy- vs lepto- meningeal enhancement on imaging ?

I like this too much

Thank you so much for the great video ❤

Nicee!!

Amazing humbling case

No one can figure out what is wrong with my much loved 53 year old husband. Fever going on 3 weeks that we know of. Knee and leg pain intermittent. High heart rate. Used to be 60s. Now often 100 to 119 even resting. Some vitals improved since put of 2day hospital stay. 26.8 crp, 1600s ferritin. Some other odd labs. Catscans, ultrasounds, mri normal. Neurology consult, infectious disease consult, rheumatology consult (possible Stills disease but symptoms don't quite fit). No rashes. Petscan today. I wish I could have these dudes analyze everything. Or doctor House. Too bad he's not real! They tell us cancer unlikely. Also negative for leukemia and lymphoma. Rheumatologist wanted to start on Prednisone already. I told him shouldn't we wait till petscan or clear diagnosis? He then agreed. Also, all docs think cancer isn't real likely but need to be sure. Also not meningitis or endocarditis. More odd labs but hard to include here. He has stumped the doctors so far.

No history of syncope or chest pain with that tight valve.