Serial Neurologic Examination in a Child With Acute Flaccid Weakness
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DOI: 10.1177/00099228221118956
Abstract: A 5-month-old healthy infant presented with acute flaccid weakness, anisocoria, and urinary retention with clinical suspicion of acute flaccid myelitis versus acute transverse myelitis. read more here.
Keywords: serial neurologic; acute flaccid; examination child; neurologic examination ... See more keywords
Neurologic Examination Findings Associated With Small Cerebellar Volumes After Prematurity
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DOI: 10.1177/0883073819847925
Abstract: To help clinicians understand what to expect from small cerebellar volumes after prematurity, this study aims to characterize the specific impacts of small cerebellar volumes on the infant neurologic examination. A prospective cohort of preterm… read more here.
Keywords: examination findings; cerebellar volumes; neurologic examination; volumes prematurity ... See more keywords
Reader Response: Teaching the Neurologic Examination: A Prospective Controlled Study to Compare a Blended Learning Approach With Face-to-Face Instruction
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DOI: 10.1212/wnl.0000000000200198
Abstract: Bornkamm et al.1 compared a blended approach of teaching the neurologic examination to a traditional approach within a cohort of 163 fourth-year medical students in a German medical school and found that skill acquisition was… read more here.
Keywords: face; neurologic examination; teaching neurologic; blended learning ... See more keywords
Author Response: Teaching the Neurologic Examination: A Prospective Controlled Study to Compare a Blended Learning Approach With Face-to-Face Instruction
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DOI: 10.1212/wnl.0000000000200199
Abstract: We kindly thank Dr. Jozefowicz for the interest in our study.1 We fully agree that superiority of blended learning over the traditional approach for teaching the neurologic examination is not yet settled. We argue that… read more here.
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