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Tabetha Polly, a physical therapists, discusses the use of anodyne therapy for the treatment of peripheral neuropathy. This disease is a nerve conduction problem that is commonly associated with diabetes.
When should you worry about a bump on the head: Dr. Jonathan Slotkin, a Neurosurgeon at the Washington Hospital Center, discusses when you should worry about a bump on the head.
Dr. E. Antonio Chiocca, the Chairman of Nuerosurgery at the Ohio State University Medical Center. discusses performing brain surgery while the patient is awake and why it is important to operate this way in some patients.
Dr. Atom Sarkar, a neurosurgeon at Ohio State University, discusses the use of deep brain stimulation to improve the movement disorders of multiple sclerosis.
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Animated video on diabetic neuropathy
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In your experience, what are the key issues that the family of an Alzheimer's patient need to resolve?