The Featured Video of the Week this week features Dr. Howard Snapper speaking on the topic of Autonomic Medicine in Cardiology. Dr. Snapper has been practicing in the autonomic medicine field for about 10 years. Dr. Snappers explains that explains that patients ending up in the emergency room due to cardiac episodes related to the …
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This week’s Featured Video of the Week features Dr. Juan Guzman speaking on the topic of EDS, POTS, and MCAS. Dr. Guzman has been practicing for over 10 years, primarily seeing patients with autonomic disorders. Dr. Guzman believes that both physicians and patients are becoming more aware of these disorders causing more referrals to clinics. …
This week’s Featured Video of the Week with Dr. Julian Stewart focuses on syncope in pediatrics. Dr. Stewart is based out of New York Medical College, was trained as a pediatric cardiologist, and has been aware of syncope for a number of years. He thoroughly explains what syncope is and emphasizes that syncope “goes away”. …
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This week’s Featured Video of the Week features Dr. Alex Barboi speaking on the topic of Type 2 Diabetes with Autonomic Disorders. Dr. Barboi treats patients with autonomic disorders in Chicago and has been doing this for about 15 years. Dr. Barboi explains that some of the complications that come from diabetes can lead to …
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This week’s Featured Video of the Week features Dr. Steven Vernino. Dr. Vernino is a neurologist by training and currently practices in Texas. Dr. Vernino states that most medical training programs do not solely focus on the autonomic nervous system due to it being a field that falls between different specialties. He explains that autoimmune …
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This week’s Featured Video of the Week features Dr. Craig Coleby who has a background in pediatrics, pediatric sports medicine and autonomic disorders. Dr. Coleby explains that exercise is extremely important for patients with autonomic disorders. He explains that there are commonalities between patients that are unable to tolerate standing up. Proper education on non-pharmacological …
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In this video Al Ruechel interviews Dr. Phil Fischer and Shelley Ahrens who both work for the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. Dr. Fischer and Ms. Ahrens explain that they work in POTS rehabilitation and their goal is to help patients realize that the problem is not “all in their head” but the solution is …
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This week’s featured video of the week is with Dr. Italo Biaggioni who works at Vanderbilt University. Dr. Biaggioni explains that the fundamentals of the autonomic nervous system have been known for a long time however treatments are always evolving. He explains that different medications react differently with each body and that it is important …
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This week’s featured video focuses on Dr. David Goldstein as he gives an overview on autonomic failure. Dr. Goldstein has been studying, researching and practicing autonomic medicine for over 50 years. Dr. Goldstein explains his experience with Pure Autonomic Failure (PAF) and what PAF involves. He further explains different syncopes and the testing involved such …
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This week Dr. Paola Sandroni explains her history in the autonomic field, information about POTS and tilt table testing. She explains that during the clinical evaluation, she is able to focus on specific clues to help with a diagnosis and medication if needed. Dr. Sandroni uses the tilt table test to determine a patient’s orthostatic …
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