Child Neurology Society's Brainstorm

Brainstorm is a production of the Child Neurology Society, Copyright 2021-2025, All Rights Reserved, Use by Permission Only. Hosted by: Kathryn Xixis, MD - Asst. Professor of Neurology and Asst. Professor of Pediatrics, University of Virginia Brainstorm discusses "High Yield Facts for Physicians Short on Time"   Disclaimer: This podcast aims to inform and educate healthcare professionals. It does not provide medical advice or replace clinical judgment. Feel free to explore the information presented here, but don’t base your clinical decisions solely on it. Always consult qualified professionals and medical resources for specific patient care decisions.

In this engaging discussion, Dr. Parrish Winesett, an Associate Professor of Pediatrics and a dedicated Pediatric Epileptologist at the University of Florida, shines a light on childhood epilepsy. He explains the benign nature of centrotemporal spikes, a common pediatric seizure syndrome. The conversation dives into the essential role of EEGs in diagnosis and the challenges of treatment, including the risks of overtreatment. Dr. Winesett also addresses the timeline for outgrowing seizures and the implications for families, offering invaluable insights on managing this condition.

Brainstorm is a production of the Child Neurology Society, Copyright 2021-2025, All Rights Reserved, Use by Permission Only. Hosted by: Kathryn Xixis, MD - Asst. Professor of Neurology and Asst. Professor of Pediatrics, University of Virginia Brainstorm discusses "High Yield Facts for Physicians Short on Time"   Disclaimer: This podcast aims to inform and educate healthcare professionals. It does not provide medical advice or replace clinical judgment. Feel free to explore the information presented here, but don’t base your clinical decisions solely on it. Always consult qualified professionals and medical resources for specific patient care decisions.

Brainstorm is a production of the Child Neurology Society, Copyright 2021-2025, All Rights Reserved, Use by Permission Only. Hosted by: Kathryn Xixis, MD - Asst. Professor of Neurology and Asst. Professor of Pediatrics, University of Virginia Brainstorm discusses "High Yield Facts for Physicians Short on Time"   Disclaimer: This podcast aims to inform and educate healthcare professionals. It does not provide medical advice or replace clinical judgment. Feel free to explore the information presented here, but don’t base your clinical decisions solely on it. Always consult qualified professionals and medical resources for specific patient care decisions.

Brainstorm is a production of the Child Neurology Society, Copyright 2021-2025, All Rights Reserved, Use by Permission Only. Hosted by: Kathryn Xixis, MD - Asst. Professor of Neurology and Asst. Professor of Pediatrics, University of Virginia Brainstorm discusses "High Yield Facts for Physicians Short on Time"   Disclaimer: This podcast aims to inform and educate healthcare professionals. It does not provide medical advice or replace clinical judgment. Feel free to explore the information presented here, but don’t base your clinical decisions solely on it. Always consult qualified professionals and medical resources for specific patient care decisions.

Brainstorm is a production of the Child Neurology Society, Copyright 2021-2025, All Rights Reserved, Use by Permission Only. Hosted by: Kathryn Xixis, MD - Asst. Professor of Neurology and Asst. Professor of Pediatrics, University of Virginia Brainstorm discusses "High Yield Facts for Physicians Short on Time"   Disclaimer: This podcast aims to inform and educate healthcare professionals. It does not provide medical advice or replace clinical judgment. Feel free to explore the information presented here, but don’t base your clinical decisions solely on it. Always consult qualified professionals and medical resources for specific patient care decisions.

Brainstorm is a production of the Child Neurology Society, Copyright 2021-2025, All Rights Reserved, Use by Permission Only. Hosted by: Kathryn Xixis, MD - Asst. Professor of Neurology and Asst. Professor of Pediatrics, University of Virginia Brainstorm discusses "High Yield Facts for Physicians Short on Time"   Disclaimer: This podcast aims to inform and educate healthcare professionals. It does not provide medical advice or replace clinical judgment. Feel free to explore the information presented here, but don’t base your clinical decisions solely on it. Always consult qualified professionals and medical resources for specific patient care decisions.

Brainstorm is a production of the Child Neurology Society, Copyright 2021-2025, All Rights Reserved, Use by Permission Only. Hosted by: Kathryn Xixis, MD - Asst. Professor of Neurology and Asst. Professor of Pediatrics, University of Virginia Brainstorm discusses "High Yield Facts for Physicians Short on Time"   Disclaimer: This podcast aims to inform and educate healthcare professionals. It does not provide medical advice or replace clinical judgment. Feel free to explore the information presented here, but don’t base your clinical decisions solely on it. Always consult qualified professionals and medical resources for specific patient care decisions.

Dr. Michael Lopez, a Pediatric Neuromuscular Neurologist at the University of Alabama, dives into Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD), explaining its genetic underpinnings and early symptoms. He highlights crucial diagnostic signs like elevated CK levels and Gowers' sign. The discussion emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis and explores innovative treatment strategies, including corticosteroids and cutting-edge gene therapies. Lopez also reveals how multidisciplinary care can enhance patient outcomes, promising a brighter future for DMD patients.

Brainstorm is a production of the Child Neurology Society, Copyright 2021-2025, All Rights Reserved, Use by Permission Only. Hosted by: Kathryn Xixis, MD - Asst. Professor of Neurology and Asst. Professor of Pediatrics, University of Virginia Brainstorm discusses "High Yield Facts for Physicians Short on Time"   Disclaimer: This podcast aims to inform and educate healthcare professionals. It does not provide medical advice or replace clinical judgment. Feel free to explore the information presented here, but don’t base your clinical decisions solely on it. Always consult qualified professionals and medical resources for specific patient care decisions.