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Clinical Tools: Mock MRI Scanner By Laura Gould, CCLS, MS ACLP BULLETIN FALL 2023 | VOL. 41 NO. 4 "Most child life specialists, regardless of area, have patients that experience radiology procedures and may be called to educate children about MRIs. The mock MRI scanner is a tool I feel fortunate to utilize at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia with our patients, primarily 5-9 years of age. In the past, we utilized prep books or practiced on a stretcher, but the mock scanner allows patients to have a simulation of the MRI environment. Here I will briefly describe how our child life team has integrated the Mock MRI scanner into our preparation process." Read Laura's full article now: https://ow.ly/GpKT50Qixcu

Px in Your Chair... First time px comes to see you for a 3rd opinion. 56yo cc lady s/p cardiac arrest resuscitated via AED x 3 yrs prior to your exam. When the event occurred, during her hospital stay she realized her vision was very poor in her left eye. She is 20/40 OD & HMO OS in your office. Subsequently a couple months after the event she was seen by a well known nearby university eye hospital, for which she was immediately placed on IV solumedrol followed by an MR brain & LP. The solumedrol did not help and she was not given a definitive reason for her vision loss. Not long after her experience with IV solumedrol tx, a local OD told her the amiodarone tx she was prescribed by her cardiologist damaged her optic nerve. She was being successfully treated with amiodarone for approximately 3 months - and after the cardiologist learned of this possible adverse effect, took her off of it. Why was she immediately placed on IV solumedrol and then admitted to this major university eye hospital? What did the MR & LP likely reveal (or not) after she started IV solumedrol? What do you think about the previous OD attributing amiodarone as the culprit? What are your thoughts about the cardiologist then d/c'ing her successful amiodarone tx? Do you agree or disagree how the university eye hospital, the OD, and the cardiologist managed this px? She now comes to see you 3 yrs after losing her vision. What did you tell her - before even examining her - as to the #1 most likely reason for her vision loss? What is the first thing you did and the first thing you found (as expected) when you examined her - which took about 15 seconds. What will you tell her..and how will YOU now manage her? For more high-yield cases and discussion like this, join my sponsor-free and ad-free private FB group "Ophthalmic Physician" here: www.cme4od.com #stopandthink #pxinyourchair #ophthalmicphysician #privatepractice #optometry #optometrystudent #optometrist #optometrylife #medicalstudent #medicine #familymedicine #primarycare #physician #education

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Px in Your Chair... First time px comes to see you for a 3rd opinion. 56yo cc lady s/p cardiac arrest resuscitated via AED x 3 yrs prior to your exam. When the event occurred, during her hospital stay she realized her vision was very poor in her left eye. She is 20/40 OD & HMO OS in your office. Subsequently a couple months after the event she was seen by a well known nearby university eye hospital, for which she was immediately placed on IV solumedrol followed by an MR brain & LP. The solumedrol did not help and she was not given a definitive reason for her vision loss. Not long after her experience with IV solumedrol tx, a local OD told her the amiodarone tx she was prescribed by her cardiologist damaged her optic nerve. She was being successfully treated with amiodarone for approximately 3 months - and after the cardiologist learned of this possible adverse effect, took her off of it. Why was she immediately placed on IV solumedrol and then admitted to this major university eye hospital? What did the MR & LP likely reveal (or not) after she started IV solumedrol? What do you think about the previous OD attributing amiodarone as the culprit? What are your thoughts about the cardiologist then d/c'ing her successful amiodarone tx? Do you agree or disagree how the university eye hospital, the OD, and the cardiologist managed this px? She now comes to see you 3 yrs after losing her vision. What did you tell her - before even examining her - as to the #1 most likely reason for her vision loss? What is the first thing you did and the first thing you found (as expected) when you examined her - which took about 15 seconds. What will you tell her..and how will YOU now manage her? For more high-yield cases and discussion like this, join my sponsor-free and ad-free private FB group "Ophthalmic Physician" here: www.cme4od.com #stopandthink #pxinyourchair #ophthalmicphysician #privatepractice #optometry #optometrystudent #optometrist #optometrylife #medicalstudent #medicine #familymedicine #primarycare #physician #education

A great integration of neurology and physical therapy for optimal rehab. https://lnkd.in/gW7wd-mv

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All of the doctors are Silver State Spine Care are Board Certified in our primary specialty called PMR, which stands for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Further, we are all Double Board Certified by the ABIME as Independent Medical Examiners. All this training makes us Medical Experts in the area of finding the cause of spinal pain. Using x-ray, CT, MRI, Physical Exams, EMG Nerve Studies and focused injections we can discover the cause of your pain. If you have been injured in an Auto Accident, timely treatment by doctors specializing in collision care is critical to healing fast. The most common injuries after an auto accident where you have been rear-ended are injuries of the soft tissues, like whiplash, strain, sprain, and muscle spasms. We have extensive training in soft tissue injuries, including 4 years of Specialty Training on top of 4 years of Medical School Training. This makes us experts in treating auto accidents. Your Auto Accident Clinic Serving: Reno, Sparks, Spanish Springs, Carson City, Minden, Gardnerville, Golden Valley, Lemmon Valley, Stead, and Winnemucca. 🔗 https://bit.ly/3NRVBhc #personalinjuryassociation #personalinjurydoctor #personalinjurydoctors #painmanagement #painmanagementdoctor #painmanagementdoctors

A very unusual and incorrect favourable spin on this recent #lowbackpain publication by Lorimer Moseley and Co. Rather than be reassured that most acute LBP and Subacute LBP recovers in around 6 weeks, I would be very concerned that 30% dont recover from acute LBP and progress to Subacute LBP. Of these another 30% progress to chronicity. Rather than flowering LBP as somewhat benign the take home message is that over time 6 out of 20 people who have recurrent symtoms progress to Chronic Low Back. This reflects exactly our paper describing the little discussed epidemic condition of Failed Back Pain Rehabilitation Syndrome (FBRS). Back pain outcomes will not improve until Academics, Clinicians, Surgeons, Rehabilitation Therapists and Insurers recognise this.