I have a friend who just suffered a Warneke Stroke a month ago. He is not tracking with his eyes, except by moving his whole head. I would love to know how to promote re-connection of the neurons to help communicate to the pons. Pardon if I stated that incorrectly. I am a retired music teacher and am here to help him stimulate to heal. His stroke team seems non-existent. Should he be seen by a neuro-ophthalmologist at this point? If so, how to I get his partner to push it through his GP. His verbal responses are 10 percent correctly worded. The rest are a few words over and over but clear and not slurred.
it would be awesome if the amazing Dr Andew Lee could do a video about how a brain tumor could be diagnosed by a eye exam and why they are important, that would be awesome! wink ; )
Dr Lee, for testing VOR, is head impulse test better than Doll's head maneuver? If the head is moved slowly in Doll's head, could that lead to a false negative result?
Strokes would generally affect(and attenuate the function of) only one of FEF or Parietal lobe. My question is, how often would we expect (functionally enhancing) seizures to enhance the function of both FEF and Parietal areas?
Since, if a seizure could cause overexcitation of both these areas a FEF-Parietal dissociation would NOT be present and the definition of supranuclear vs nuclear palsy would be more difficult. Thanks.
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I have a friend who just suffered a Warneke Stroke a month ago. He is not tracking with his eyes, except by moving his whole head. I would love to know how to promote re-connection of the neurons to help communicate to the pons. Pardon if I stated that incorrectly. I am a retired music teacher and am here to help him stimulate to heal. His stroke team seems non-existent. Should he be seen by a neuro-ophthalmologist at this point? If so, how to I get his partner to push it through his GP. His verbal responses are 10 percent correctly worded. The rest are a few words over and over but clear and not slurred.
it would be awesome if the amazing Dr Andew Lee could do a video about how a brain tumor could be diagnosed by a eye exam and why they are important, that would be awesome! wink ; )
Dr Lee, for testing VOR, is head impulse test better than Doll's head maneuver? If the head is moved slowly in Doll's head, could that lead to a false negative result?
Could you talk about white dot syndromes?
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Is it possible to define focal seizures that would cause Saccade-Pursuit dissociation?
Strokes would generally affect(and attenuate the function of) only one of FEF or Parietal lobe. My question is, how often would we expect (functionally enhancing) seizures to enhance the function of both FEF and Parietal areas?
Since, if a seizure could cause overexcitation of both these areas a FEF-Parietal dissociation would NOT be present and the definition of supranuclear vs nuclear palsy would be more difficult. Thanks.
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Can you please do a series of videos on brain tumors. As a neurologist, important clues I may look for in the eyes?