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CLINICAL CASES IN NEUROLOGY – A PERIMENOPAUSAL WOMAN WITH MIGRAINE AND HEAD TRAUMA

 

Click here to watch Dr. Jiwon Oh discuss the case and your responses to the quick poll.

Ellen is a 48-year-old elementary teacher with a history of migraine dating back to her twenties. She is perimenopausal with hot flashes and fatigue, and a recent increase in migraine frequency to 5-6 headaches per month. Her family physician diagnosed depression two years ago and started Ellen on a trial of sertraline. Read More

CLINICAL CASES IN NEUROLOGY: A 55-y.o. with new MRI lesions

 

Click here to watch Dr. Virginia Devonshire discuss the case and your responses to the quick poll.

Michael P. is a 55-year-old male diagnosed with relapsing MS five years ago. He presented with a spinal cord relapse that resulted in residual sensory and mild bladder dysfunction in his lower limbs and EDSS 2.5. His MRI had a thoracic lesion and more than 10 brain lesions meeting McDonald 2017 criteria. He was started on teriflunomide 14 mg/day but reported poor tolerability. Read More