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    AANEM Presents Nerve and Muscle Junction Podcast

    A discourse on recent publications in neuromuscular and electrodiagnostic medicine literature featuring interviews with the authors and other experts.

    Listen to discussions on current research and practice as well as new interventions or techniques! No iPod needed!!! Just click and listen!!

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    #044
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    53:22

    Jasper R. Daube, MD and Devon I. Rubin, MD, talk about abnormal needle electromyography with the muscle at rest.

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    #043
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    1:00:41

    Jasper R. Daube, MD and Devon I. Rubin, MD, talk about needle electromyography.

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    #042
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    18:03

    Farrah Mateen, MD, talks about needlestick injuries among electrodiagnostic physicians.

    #041
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    38:45

    Andrea Boon, MD, talks about the risk of hematoma following needle EMG study in anticoagulated patients and patients on antiplatelet drugs.

    #040
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    23:09

    Nick Maragakis, MD, talks about focal transplantation-based astrocyte replacement is neuroprotective in a model of motor neuron disease.

    #039
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    46:39

    H. Royden Jones, Jr, MD, talks about pediatric electromyography.

    #038
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    22:05

    Duygu Selcen, MD, talks about myofibrillar myopathies.

    #037
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    42.48

    Erik Stålberg, MD, PhD and Donald Sanders, MD, talk about lessons learned in single fiber EMG.

    #036
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    38:15

    Erik Stålberg, MD, PhD and Donald Sanders, MD talk about the early days of single fiber electromyography with Ted Burns, MD.

    #035
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    24:59

    Angela Vincent, MB, MRCPath, talks about IgG1 antibodies to acetylcholine receptors in 'seronegative' myasthenia gravis.

    #034
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    43:46

    Kathryn N. North, MD, talks about limb-girdle muscular dystrophy: diagnostic evaluation, frequency and clues to pathogenesis.

    #033
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    56:31

    Peter J. Dyck, MD, discusses histologic and teased-fiber measurements of sural nerve in disorders of lower motor and primary sensory neurons.

    #032
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    29:30

    Mikhail Charny, MD and Murali Pagala, MD talk about Lifetime course of myasthenia gravis.

    #031
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    45:21

    Charles Bolton, MD, talks about critical illness polyneuropathy and myopathy.

    #030
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    30:12

    Donald Sanders, MD, talks about MuSK-antibody positive myasthenia gravis: clinical and electrodiagnostic patterns.

    #029
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    24:37

    Jinny Tavee, MD, talks about pitfalls in the electrodiagnostic studies of sacral plexopathies.

    #028
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    20:03

    Timothy Dillingham, MD, MS, talks about identifying lumbosacral radiculopathies: an optimal electromyographic screen and identification of cervical radiculopathies: optimizing the electromyographic screen.

    #027
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    36:20

    Ernest W. Johnson, MD, talks about pathokinesiology of Duchenne muscular dystrophy: implications for management.

    #026

    37:54

    Monique Ryan, M Med, BS, FRACP and Robert Ouvrier, MD, BS, BSc talk about autosomal-recessive and X-linked forms of hereditary motor and sensory neuropathy in childhood.

    #025

    49:48

    Richard AC Hughes, MD, FRCP, talks about immunotherapy for Guillain-Barre syndrome: a systematic review.

    #024

    19:07

    Andrew G. Engel, MD, talks about congenital myasthenic syndromes.

    #023

    32:30

    Michelle Mellion, MD, talks about safety of nerve conduction studies in patients with implanted cardiac devices.

    #022

    55:43

    Peter J. Dyck, MD, talks about chronic inflammatory polyradiculoneuropathy.

    #021

    58:45

    Andrew J. Haig, MD, talks about electromyographic and magnetic resonance imaging to predict lumbar stenosis, low-back pain, and no back symptoms, comparing radiologic and electro-diagnostic diagnoses to the clinical impression, and the sensitivity and specificity of electrodiagnostic testing for the clinical syndrome of lumbar spinal stenosis.

    #020

    45:46

    Taylor B. Harrison, MD and Michael Benatar, MBChB, DPhi, talk about accuracy of repetitive nerve stimulation for diagnosis of cramp-fasciculation syndrome.

    #019

    40:54

    C. Miller Fisher, MD, talks about an unusual variant of acute idiopathic polyneuritis (syndrome of opthalmoplegia, ataxia and areflexia).

    #018

    23:26

    John Kincaid, MD talks about the influence of the reference electrode on CMAP configuration: leg nerve observations and an alternative reference site.

    #017

    35:11

    Matthew Kiernan, MD, talks about uremic neuropathy: clinical features and new pathophysiologic insights.

    #016

    20:55

    Raymond Adams, MD, talks about two classic publications that argued that some neuropathies (e.g. Guillain Barre syndrome) could have an autoimmune basis.

    #015

    44:37

    Stephen Waxman, MD, talks about sporadic onset of erythermalgia: A gain-of-function mutation in Nav1.7 and erythromelagia: a hereditary pain syndrome enters the molecular era.

    #014

    21:01

    Zaeem Siddiqi, MD, talks about peripheral neuropathy in Krabbe Disease. Electrodiagnostic findings and the effect of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.

    #013

    36:50

    Michael K. Schaufele, MD, talks about radiculopathy and the herniated lumbar disc. Controversies regarding pathophysiology and management.

    #012

    15:14

    David Stickler, MD and Wayne Massey, MD talk about sural neuropathy: etiologies and predisposing factors.

    #011

    26:25

    Devon Rubin, MD,talks about is exercise necessary with repetitive nerve stimulation in evaluating patients with suspected myasthenia gravis.

    #010

    23:21

    Christopher Klein, MD, talks about myelin protein zero mutation His39Pro: hereditary motor and sensory neuropathy with variable onset hearing loss, restless legs and multiple sclerosis.

    #009

    26:40

    Steven A. Greenberg, MD, talks about interferon-alpha/beta–mediated innate immune mechanisms in dermatomyositis.

    #008

    38:15

    Eric J. Sorenson, MD, talks about electrophysiological findings in a cohort of old polio survivors.

    #007

    31:55

    Ernest W. Johnson, MD, talks about clinical value of motor nerve conduction velocity determination and motor nerve conduction velocity in idiopathic polyneuritis.

    #006

    35:58

    P. James B. Dyck, MD, talks about diabetic and nondiabetic lumbosacral radiculoplexus neuropathies: new insights into pathophysiology and ttreatment.

    #005

    36:45

    Greg Carter, MD, MS, talks about rehabilitation management of peripheral neuropathy.

    #004

    28:37

    Paul Gordon, MD, talks about the natural history of primary lateral sclerosis.

    #003

    39:02

    Rabi Tawil, MD, talks about facioscapulahumeral muscular dystrophy.

    #002

    21:05

    Devon Rubin, MD, talks about axillary pain as a heralding sign of neoplasm involving the upper thoracic root.

    #001

    28:51

    Phillip Chance, MD, and Mark Hannibal, MD, talk about mutations in SEPT9 cause heredic neuralgic amyotrophy.

         

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    AANEM – The best resource for
        EMG Education,
        Nerve Conduction Education, and
        Neuromuscular Education

    Acknowledgements:
    Ted M. Burns, MD: Editor-in-chief
    Ruth Michel: Editing and Post-production