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This collection of discussions demonstrates moderate interest through mentions of clinical cases and diagnostic challenges, such as a comment about hospital experiences with altered mental status, and some engagement with potential causes like alcohol use and vitamin supplementation. The tone varies from casual remarks to medical observations, resulting in an overall neutral view of the publication's impact.
The discussions show mixed opinions; some posts acknowledge the importance of the publication while others highlight personal experiences or question the emphasis on severity, leading to a neutral stance overall.
Many posts discuss intriguing aspects like the connection between alcohol use and neurological symptoms, indicating moderate interest, though some comments are more casual or tangential.
Posts include references to clinical observations, calls to consider vitamin intake, and mention of diagnostic processes, showing a decent level of engagement, but not deeply critical or analytical.
While some posts recognize the relevance of early diagnosis and treatment, overall discussions don't demonstrate significant shifts in understanding or practice, reflecting a modest impact.
I've seen this in the hospital more than once: consult for altered mental status in a patient with alcohol use d/o who walks well and has no nystagmus, and no thiamine onboard. A few references: https://t.co/rEygjNCOQH https://t.co/OPU7WkwF1L https://t.co/q6SS5hMsxZ
You don't need a stark Thiamin deficiency or a hard-core neurological disorder such as Wernicke–Korsakoff syndrome to experience memory loss. (4/12) https://t.co/3nIlv3wCet
Here's a short video breakdown ⬇️ (I'm not an alcoholic btw) [2-Minute Neuroscience: Wernicke- Korsakoff Syndrome] https://t.co/V213PIY3WG
@BrainySam @fscarfe It even has a diagnosis of Korsakoff's Dementia specifically due to alcohol. On MRI's of these patients, much of their brain is non-functioning in the frontal lobes of memory and concrete thinking. https://t.co/3nAftErf78
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Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome involves two related disorders, primarily caused by thiamine deficiency. Symptoms include confusion, eye movement disturbances, and severe memory deficits. Early diagnosis and treatment are…
Contributor Don Stader MD discusses alcohol-related health issues, including Wernicke's encephalopathy, Korsakoff syndrome, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, and increased cancer risks, emphasizing the importance of…
The epidemiology, diagnosis, and prognosis of Wernicke's Encephalopathy are discussed, emphasizing the importance of early detection and treatment to prevent severe neurological consequences. The video reviews causes…
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Here's a short video breakdown ⬇️ (I'm not an alcoholic btw) [2-Minute Neuroscience: Wernicke- Korsakoff Syndrome] https://t.co/V213PIY3WG
RT @KetoCounselor: You don't need a stark Thiamin deficiency or a hard-core neurological disorder such as Wernicke–Korsakoff syndrome to ex…
You don't need a stark Thiamin deficiency or a hard-core neurological disorder such as Wernicke–Korsakoff syndrome to experience memory loss. (4/12) https://t.co/3nIlv3wCet
RT @aWise_MD: I've seen this in the hospital more than once: consult for altered mental status in a patient with alcohol use d/o who walks…
RT @aWise_MD: I've seen this in the hospital more than once: consult for altered mental status in a patient with alcohol use d/o who walks…
I've seen this in the hospital more than once: consult for altered mental status in a patient with alcohol use d/o who walks well and has no nystagmus, and no thiamine onboard. A few references: https://t.co/rEygjNCOQH https://t.co/OPU7WkwF1L https://t.co/q6SS5hMsxZ
Review of thiamine deficiency disorders: Wernicke encephalopathy and Korsakoff psychosis https://t.co/p3BkY1Pnkn
@BrainySam @fscarfe It even has a diagnosis of Korsakoff's Dementia specifically due to alcohol. On MRI's of these patients, much of their brain is non-functioning in the frontal lobes of memory and concrete thinking. https://t.co/3nAftErf78
https://t.co/h3HsyC3MEY Marmite.
@DougStanhope Imagination must not be too reliant on dendrites, I imagine? 100 billion brain cells in a brain, that gives you some wiggle room to play around an experiment. Taking those multi-vitamins helps too https://t.co/EyYmUGGwPs
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