This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course. In this video, Dr. Goldstein explains that the Autonomic Nervous System has different components: the Enteric Nervous System, the Parasympathetic Nervous System, and the Sympathetic Nervous System. Click on the link below to learn more! Watch This Video Now
This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course. In this video, Dr. Goldstein describes the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) and how it works. This system is complex and he hopes to give viewers a better understanding of it. Dr. Goldstein explains the “Tootsie Roll Pop” analogy and how …
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Welcome back to the TDP Featured Video of the Week blog! We are kicking off the new year with our Introduction to Autonomic Medicine Course by Dr. David Goldstein. In this first video, Dr. Goldstein address the question “Why are dysautonomias hard?”. He explains that due to dysautonomias tending to be multidisciplinary in nature, it …
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This week’s Featured Video of the Week with Dr. James Glenn explores the topic of how he learned about autonomic medicine as a cardiologist. Dr. Glenn has been practicing Cardiology in South Carolina for over 20 years. He gained interest in autonomic medicine by taking care of a patient about 15 years ago that had …
This week’s Featured Video of the Week continues the conversation of autonomic disorders in gastroenterology and urology with Drs. Gisela and Thomas Chelimsky. This video is a continuation from the Part I portion that was featured a few weeks ago. Dr. Thomas Chelimsky, a Urologist, explains that Interstitial Cystitis, Overactive Bladder Syndrome and Neurogenic Bladder …
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This week’s Featured Video of the Week focuses on the topic of POTS and coexisting disorders with Dr. Amanda Peltier. Dr. Peltier is a neurologist that has a background in autonomics and peripheral nerve disorders. She has been practicing at Vanderbilt since 2005 and was recruited by Dr. David Robertson. Dr. Peltier goes on to …
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This week’s Featured Video of the Week focuses on cardiac sympathetic neuroimaging with Dr. Horacio Kaufmann. Dr. Kaufmann is a neurologist and works for New York University as a Director and a Professors. Cardiac Sympathetic Neuroimaging is a tool that can used to understand the physiology of patients with autonomic nervous system disorders. Click on …
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This week’s Featured Video of the Week with Dr. Debra Weese-Mayer focuses on the topic of pediatric autonomic dysregulation. Dr. Weese-Mayer has specialized in many fields in medicine. She explains that autonomic dysregulation relates to dysautonomia due to the typical regulation being kicked off balance. An example of dysregulation is when heartrate variability isn’t as …
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This week’s Featured Video of the Week with Dr. Qi Fu focuses on the topic of POTS and exercise. Dr. Fu has been practicing medicine for over 15 years and is currently on staff at UT Southwestern Medical Center. One interesting fact is when astronauts return from space, they tend to have Orthostatic Intolerance or …
This month’s Featured Video of the Week features both Dr. Gisela and Dr. Thomas Chelimsky on the topic of Gastroenterology and Urology. Dr. Gisela is a pediatric gastroenterologist who has been practicing medicine for over 20 years. In 2006, she and Dr. Thomas started seeing pediatric patients with autonomic disorders; they still see patients who …
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