its so refreshing seeing doggies as opening, thank u!

My God, how have I been following you on Twitter for so many months and not watched a video of yours until now! This is amazing. Please please make more neurology videos.

Wow! This video is amazing! I've been learning so much from CPSolvers, thank you!

Beautiful explanation!! Love these short lectures and the discussion between you and Rabih Geha. Please keep them coming!! Your truly Patreon!

@Reza-be6kn

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you our dear friend Hahahahha. You are too kind to us. We will keep them coming.

Best video ever about ataxia and cerebellum. THANK YOU!

Highly recommend this book. Never thought I would overcome my fears of Neurology. Such a simplified approach to neurology. Thank you Dr Aaron Berkowitz for the book.

Amazing explanation and teaching. Dr Aaron and you inspire me a lot! Please keep more of them coming! Your truly follower from Malaysia! :D

@clinicalproblemsolvers1733

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, Yugendran. It is our absolute pleasure and we will keep it coming!! Thanks for watching it.

Im not a doctor and was able to follow along and understand your lecture. That says a lot about your ability to teach

My 18 month daughter developed post covid-19 acute cerebellits, one day got up and kept falling backwards and unable to sit. I was amazed that I could recognize cerebellar signs in a 18months who couldn't communicate. Later when she improved had high stepping gait too, used to look at her fwets while walking.. Was so funny. She improved withing 4 days without treatment, most kids with Acute viral cerebellits do, most common. No extra workup needed if not worsening.

Excellent. Loved it. Thanks for this presentation

This is really excellent and to the point. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

@clinicalproblemsolvers1733

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to leave a comment!

Loved this talk. Thank you

thank you this was beautifully explained

Thank you sooooo much❤️❤️❤️❤️ Greetings and Love from Sudan🙏🏼✨️

This came on perfect time! I was looking for this kind of video to have mind map of different ataxia.

Muchísimas gracias EXELENTE EXPLICACIÓN 👏👏👏👏

Very valuable 15 min Thank you 💛💛💛

I loved it. Thanks. I always thought rhomberg test was a part of cerebellar ataxia.

awesome video man. For any med student looking for a great understanding of ataxia, this is the video to watch.

thank you for explaining this so well!!!! 😭

This was so helpful, looking forward for more bite size neurology video pleaseeee♥️

Great job doctor, thank u❤

Love you and your videos and explanations ❤❤

excellent elaboration, thanx

I love his Energy!

Appreciate the efforts!!

Soo much informative🌸much thnkks for helping me out

although it's a huge topic but you made so simple ,thanks💕

Very helpful video! 😍

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Really useful, thanks a lot!

Impressive presentation!

@clinicalproblemsolvers1733

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you our dear friend, Ravi!!!!

Thank you soo much , l've never understanded it before ❤

@faisaltasiu5421

2 жыл бұрын

Hi do you have ataxia, there is a herbal cure for it I got cured using dr nafuar herbal medicine

Great video!

my child has SCA-21, this was so helpful

I could feel your excitment here jaja. Thanks. Good luck!

Thank you Dr. I love your presentation. I have been diagnosed with ( cel. Ataxia) .I am listening very hard to this.?They say I have degenerative ataxia. I still don’t understand that. Please keep teaching.?I am listening. Thank u Sir. I do have balance problems, plus speech problems. It is

Dude this was so good

@clinicalproblemsolvers1733

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. We really appreciate your feedback.

Thankx

Thank you for great lecture. Could you clarify one point for me, in the video you mention that the sensory info goes from peripheral nerve --> DRG --> into dorsal column then up via spinocerebellar tract to the cerebellum. I was under impression that the dorsal column and spinocerebellar tract are two separate entities with the spinocerebellar tract residing in the lateral aspect of spinal cord, is that not the case?

THANK YOU ALOTE

Hello, I have/had Chiari Malformation, and I had the decompression surgery in December of 2020. My home health physical therapist said that I have ataxia, but he didn't specify what kind, and that was about 2 years ago. I use a walker to get around. I can walk, but only if I have a couple of people on each side of me. I have always wondered if Chiari Malformation can lead to ataxia, and I also have a paralyzed vocal chord. Your help is greatly appreciated.😊

Hola la ataxia de friedrid es sensitiva; afecta inicialmente afecta a los ganglios de las raíces posteriores

What might cause feeling that a surface is slippery or sense of slipping when not warranted or reality based?

Can there be a cause of sensory ataxia from above the cerebellum? if the cortical fibers or white matter containing sensory nerves are damaged by a contusion can it be called sensory ataxia? What is cerebral ataxia?

wonderfull

Nice!

What is the cure for cerebellar ataxia?? I suffer a lot

You are a model physician educator, Reza!

@clinicalproblemsolvers1733

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, my dear friend :)

you forgot infection induced ataxia (PIC)

Great video! Loved the cerebellum that looks like an elephant 🐘

@clinicalproblemsolvers1733

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

amazing

Great video! Right time length as well!

Cerebellar Ataxia also causes dysphagia

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

lol how do i cite this

Ur sponsor is a good boi

B12 deficiency causes subacute

@zonnebloem100

Жыл бұрын

Are you sure?

I also suffer from neurology phobia 😢

Very difficult.

Just finish speaking to a friend of mine who was suffering from Ataxia for years but after a recommendation of Madida herbal center’s treatment to him, all his symptoms and ataxia was reversed with him completely restored to he normal self.

I love u.

🙏💐

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

“The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will instruct his patients in care of the human frame, in diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease.” - Thomas Edison

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

I also suffer from neurology phobia 😢

Just finish speaking to a friend of mine who was suffering from Ataxia for years but after a recommendation of Madida herbal center’s treatment to him, all his symptoms and ataxia was reversed with him completely restored to he normal self.

@Rajveergillcom

8 ай бұрын

Is it true!?