Yes.. it’s never too early to start 😀🤔!!
Teach them early! (“A” for Ataxia, “B” for Ballismus, “C” for Chorea, “D” for Dystonia…. )
Abhishek Lenka
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Abhishek Lenka
@AbhiLenka11
Assistant Professor of Neurology at @VCU// Movement + Autonomic Disorders// via @UTSWNeurology, @bcmneurology, @GtownNeurology, @NIMHANS_BLR & @SCBMCHCTC
Richmond, VA
Joined September 2009
- Exciting discovery: CSF flow isn't confined to the brain and spinal cord—it also extends to peripheral nerves! @ScienceMagazine science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… Groundbreaking research from @UFHealth @UF #neurotwitter #neuroscience #AcademicChatter
- With a humorous patient (with delirium) today. Me- Can you spell the word “WORLD” backwards? Patient- Can you spell “MASSACHUSETTS” backwards? Me- (two incorrect attempts) Patient- You have no idea about a STATE and you are asking me about WORLD ! 🤷♂️ #neurotwitter
- “Brain fog”- not as straightforward as it sounds! In this interesting article in @JNNP_BMJ, @lauramcw et al. highlight the first-person descriptions of “brain fog.” Open access: jnnp.bmj.com/content/early/… #NeuroTwitter #BrainFog
- If it is treatable, it should not go unnoticed! Here is a highly commendable review paper on nutritional peripheral neuropathies that was recently published in @JNNP_BMJ. It is a valuable piece, regardless of one's specific neurological focus. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37536924/
- One of the "must-read" Neurology articles of 2021! #neurotwitter #Parkinsons @GreenJournal #AcademicTwitter n.neurology.org/content/97/20/…
- Excited to be a part of this retrospective study with @JankovicJoseph, exploring whether a central or peripheral focal trigger is temporally linked to CBS pathogenesis, considering its pronounced & persistent clinical-radiological asymmetry. @NeurologyCP neurology.org/doi/10.1212/CP…
- All of us have used the term “extrapyramidal system”/extrapyramidal symptom” (EPS) in our careers. However, is it an accurate/useful term? In the following article in @NeurologyCP, @JankovicJoseph and I suggest it may be time to lay this term to rest! neurology.org/doi/10.1212/CP…
- Loved this comprehensive review article on toxic neuropathies by @duncansmyth and colleagues, recently published in @PracticalNeurol (slowly becoming my favorite journal in Clinical Neurology). pn.bmj.com/content/early/… #neurotwitter #MedTwitter
- Brain sagging syndrome (BSS) is a consequence of severe spontaneous intracranial hypotension and 10% of patients with BSS may develop a wide range of movement disorders. @DrAlfonsoFasano #AbhigyanDatta tremorjournal.org/articles/10.53… @tremorjournal
- An excellent article on a key topic. Loved the illustrations. #NeuroTwitter #Neurogenetics jnnp.bmj.com/content/early/…
- Loved this article on "Imaging in Movement Disorders" in the current issue of @ContinuumAAN (in fact, all the articles in the current issue are awesome and are strongly recommended to all, irrespective of the subspecialties). @LyellJ journals.lww.com/continuum/Full…
