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Anti-IgLON5 Encephalitis - Ocular Examination

Female with 6 months h/o excessive daytime sleepiness, abnormal movements, dysarthria. On
sleepiness, abnormal movements ... examination- neck drop, choreiform ... movements. ... cognitive decline, movement ... @bobvarkey #AntiIgLON5
Choreiform Gait Demonstration

Associated with various pathologies of the nervous system, the most common being Sydenham's Chorea
Choreiform Gait ... The movement of ... tudodaneuro #Choreiform
Chorea - Slow Motion 
Chorea is a hyperkinetic movement disorder characterized by unpredictable dancing movements. We
a hyperkinetic movement ... unpredictable dancing movements ... predominance of abnormal movement ... clinical #video #movements ... #choreiform #slowmotion
Generalized Chorea in Anti-IgLON5 Encephalitis

Dr. Boby Varkey Maramattom @bobvarkey

#Chorea #AntiIgLON5 #IgLON5 #Encephalitis #PhysicalExam #clinical #video #neurology
bobvarkey #Chorea #AntiIgLON5 ... video #neurology #movement
Richmond Agitation Sedation Scale
+4 - Combative, Violent, Immediate Danger to Staff
+3 - Very Agitated - Pulls
non-PurposefuI Movement ... Apprehensive but Movements ... Moderate Sedation Movements ... Voice, BUT has Movement
Parkinsonian Gait 

Parkinson's gait is very characteristic: Standing, the patient tends to tilt the trunk forward,
perform compensatory movements ... starting the gait movement
Serotonin Syndrome - THINK: FAST
 - FAST onset
 - FAST movements (agitation, akathisia, HYPERreflexia)
 - FAST
onset - FAST movements ... onset - SLOW movements
The Neurological Evaluation of a Comatose Patient

Definition:
 • Coma: a state of unresponsiveness; the absence of
Test downward eye movement ... Abnormal Eye Movements ... Rapid downward movement ... Slow downward movement ... • Roving eye movements
Constipation Management Algorithm
What do you mean by constipation?
 - Infrequent bowel movements, difficult defecation or both?
Infrequent bowel movements ... How many bowel movements ... days of no bowel movements
When trying to differentiate between the two conditions think “FAST” with Serotonin Syndrome and “SLOW” with
onset - FAST movements ... onset - SLOW movements