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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course.  In this video, Dr. Goldstein explains the Coat Hanger Phenomenon and the Pretzel Leg sign.  These two symptoms are important symptoms to pay attention to when working with patients that have dysautonomia.  Click on the link below to learn more! …

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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course.  In this video, Dr. Goldstein explains that there are numerous autonomic function tests and that the most important test is screening autonomic history.  He reviews the process for screening a patient’s autonomic history and how this has helped him in …

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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course.  In this video, Dr. Goldstein gives an explanation to the syndromic nature of dysautonomia and how clinical abnormalities are manifested.  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 explains that dysautonomias include many things or as he calls it the “Dysautonomia Universe”.  He explains that this universe ranges from pediatric to adult and geriatric.  Click on the link below to learn more about …

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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course.  In this video, Dr. Goldstein explains how stress effects the Autonomic Nervous System by using an integrative physiological approach.  Click on the link below to learn more about this relationship between stress and the Autonomic Nervous System. Watch This Video …

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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course.  In this video, Dr. Goldstein explains how the Autonomic Nervous System and Homeostasis are related.  He also gives an explanation as to how blood pressure is regulated involving the Autonomic Nervous System.  Click on the link below to learn more! …

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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course.  In this video, Dr. Goldstein shares what catecholamines look like and how they work.  Catechols have a chemical structure and the structure almost looks like the head of a cat.  Click on the link below to learn more about catecholamines. …

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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course.  In this video, Dr. Goldstein explains that catecholamines are one of the key chemical messengers in the Autonomic Nervous System.  Click on the link below to learn more about how these chemical messengers work within the Autonomic Nervous System. Watch …

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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course.  In this video, Dr. Goldstein shares that there is an interesting story in the Bible that relates to patients enduring gastrointestinal problems and dysautonomia.  Click on the link below to learn more about this analogy and how it relates to …

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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course.  In this video, Dr. Goldstein explains that the Vagus Nerve supports the heart, gastrointestinal tract, pancreas, lungs and spleen.  Click on the link below to learn more about the different components of the Autonomic Nervous System. Watch This Video Now