Practical Neurology Podcast Neurotoxicology’s top offenders
Oct 10, 2024
Frederick Vonberg, a postdoctoral clinical researcher specializing in neurotoxicology, discusses the crucial role of toxins in neurological conditions. He sheds light on the global crisis of lead poisoning and its insidious symptoms that often emerge late. The conversation navigates through botulism and organophosphate poisoning, emphasizing their complex clinical features. Vonberg also highlights the origins of Mad Hatter syndrome and the importance of recognizing neurotoxic exposures in both occupational and recreational settings. This insightful talk underscores the pressing need for accurate diagnosis in neurotoxicity.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Navigating Neurotoxicity: Diagnosis and Misdiagnosis
04:42 • 7min
The Hidden Dangers of Lead Exposure
11:32 • 3min
Exploring Neurotoxicity and Heavy Metals
14:17 • 14min
Understanding Botulism and Organophosphate Poisoning
28:10 • 6min
Exploring Neurotoxicology and Its Clinical Relevance
33:54 • 3min