

Morning Report: Left sided weakness and difficulty speaking
Mar 26, 2020
Three resident physicians, Dr. Lindsay McAlpine, Dr. Chris Traner, and Dr. John Picard, analyze a case of a 55-year-old woman with left-sided weakness and speech difficulties. They explore the importance of conducting a full neurological exam, differentiating between ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes, and discussing treatment options for stroke localization. The podcast emphasizes the significance of anatomy review, stroke syndromes, and management strategies in clinical cases.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Vascular Condition in a Middle-aged Woman with Hypertension
01:54 • 4min
Physical Examination of Patient with Left-Sided Weakness and Slurred Speech
05:42 • 5min
Investigating a Case of Left-Sided Weakness and Speech Difficulty
11:04 • 5min
Discussion on anatomical findings and brainstem rules of four in a case of left-sided weakness
16:16 • 6min