Primary Progressive Aphasia: Clinicopathological CorrelationsCMEAlthough there are 3 distinct clinical types of PPA, the clinicopathologic patterns underlying each are not homogeneous, and more sensitive approaches to diagnosing the condition are needed.
MedscapeCME Neurology & Neurosurgery, October 27, 2009
Parkinson's Disease CME
The Clinical Approach to Movement DisordersCMEThis review, aimed at trainees and general neurologists, provides a practical step-by-step approach to help clinicians in their 'pattern recognition' of movement disorders.
Diagnosis and Therapeutic Consensus: Taking a Stand on Neuromuscular Disease CMEConsider 4 autoimmune neuromuscular disorders and discuss areas that relate to diagnosis and treatment management, including increasing knowledge of the performance and interpretation of electrodiagnostic studies, differential diagnosis, and treatment options.
MedscapeCME Neurology & Neurosurgery, September 2009
Clinical Decision-Making in Multiple SclerosisCME/CEReview diagnostic criteria and new MRI guidelines for patients with MS and discuss cognitive function, neuropsychiatric complications, and how early treatment with first-line disease-modifying therapies provides significant benefits.
MedscapeCME Psychiatry & Mental Health, August 2009
New Developments in Aesthetic Therapy With Botulinum Neurotoxin ACME/CEHema A. Sundaram, MD, discusses how the approval of a new botulinum neurotoxin A for aesthetic use and the mandating of new safety labeling for all botulinum neurotoxins will affect treatment plans.
MedscapeCME Dermatology, July 2009
Combination Therapy and Cardiovascular Events: A Neurologist's PerspectiveCMEAF can lead to stroke, congestive heart failure, and other serious complications. Successful management should include reducing these risks. Join our expert panel, Drs. Peter Rothwell, Donald Easton, and Mark Alberts, as they discuss new data and strategies for improving outcomes in patients with AF.
Novel Treatments and Imaging in Multiple SclerosisCME/CEWatch multiple sclerosis experts discuss data presented at AAN 2009. Topics include oral agents and monoclonal antibodies, diagnostic and prognostic predictors, and patient considerations.