Isaac Lamb, MD
Neurology resident. Interested in clinical neurology, clinical medicine, medical education, and medical history.
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https://t.co/6IhEGswDpE New consensus guidelines for restless leg syndrome (RLS) are out, making it the perfect time to review this common condition. Top line: these consensus g...
Idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH) This relatively common disorder is an important secondary cause of headache and can cause permanent vision loss. Let’s dive into the pre...
NEUROLOGICAL APPROACH TO DIZZINESS Dizziness is one of the most common reasons for a neurology consult. The murky waters of the vestibular system are scary to us mere mortals. But...
FIRST TIME SEIZURE Anyone who spends time on an inpatient neurology service knows this is one of our top 5 consults/admits. This thread will break down the workup and the decision...
What is Romberg’s sign and how should it be used? I often see this sign misused to suggest a cerebellar ataxia. But it’s the exact opposite - the test exists to point AWAY from ce...
INPATIENT STROKE WORKUP Pt 3: Cardioembolic strokes In a cardioembolic stroke, a blood clot starts in or passes through the heart but ends up in the brain. It’s managed different...
INPATIENT WORKUP OF STROKE Pt 2: Small vessel disease If there’s large vessel (atherosclerosis), you know there must be a small vessel category. Join me as we work through another...
INPATIENT WORKUP OF STROKE To many, stroke admissions are not very exciting: it’s formulaic with the same tests ordered every time. But if you understand the reason behind the tes...
PSA: don't withhold a QT prolonging drug just because the computer calculated a QTc above 450-460 ms. The computer correction is usually (>50% by the study below) very inaccurate....
There are a lot of jargon words in #neurology. As a student, I felt particularly confused by the words clonus, myoclonus, and asterixis, so I made this #tweetorial for learners who...
Learning brainstem #neuroanatomy would be nearly impossible without the rule of 4s. I'm going to pass this along for anyone trying to learn #neurology, as this might be the single...