Diagnosing Parkinson's Disease by Dr. Steve McGee (Stanford Skills Symposium)

[@titusabraham4184]

What a beautiful presentation. I went to medical school over 20 yrs ago and I am so envious of students now who have access to such amazing teachers on KZbin!

[@Gjitra]

Dr. McGhee's soft skill with how he touched the patient in between his speech to calm Jocelyn and so that patient feel included throughout this presentation is very admirable. Thank you for this amazing video, Stanford University.

[@franklinpeter6067]

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[@booneluke8145]

@Franklin Peter Instablaster =)

[@franklinpeter6067]

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[@franklinpeter6067]

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[@booneluke8145]

@Franklin Peter you are welcome xD

[@sea_deeds]

Dr. McGee is the best. He makes bedside exam skills magical.

[@BonnieChismar-jd7ol]

My husband who had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease for 2 years at the age of 63 had all his symptoms reversed with Ayurveda medicine from natural herbs centre after undergoing their Parkinson’s natural protocol. God Bless all Parkinson’s Caregivers. Stay Strong, take small moments throughout the day to thank yourself, to love your self, and pray to whatever faith, star, spiritual force you believe in and ask for strength. I can personally vouch for these remedy but you would probably need to decide what works best for you.

[@javimangal]

Dr. Steven McGee's presentations are beyond great. Thanks for uploading these amazing videos.

[@magedabuldahab7481]

Very smooth, like music or water, this is the art of medicine

[@kukinvip]

Very informative. Thank Dr. Steven Mcgee. Please make more videos about neurological exam

[@hungpokuo5399]

Very educational for medical students and many practicing doctors as well.

[@lampros1984]

Amazing presentation and explanation, thank you Sir

[@salam7905]

thank you so much.. and it's very beautiful how you speak calmly dr ^^

[@fannyirinapimentelmarmol8613]

Thank you so much for uploading this videos!! greetings from DR!!

[@DocHemulin]

What are the BP drop values for considering orthostatic hypotesion "profound"? And thanks for another great video Standford 25!

[@matthewbarbour8651]

Dr Oz on Parkinson's

[@MrGGPRI]

What about "essential" tremors-- the third kind ?

[@cb2291]

Dr Steven McGee is a legend

[@dryedlapalli]

Excellent demo

[@mikem3875]

If this guy told me i had parkinsons i'd believe him, lol!

[@dodokwak]

thanks. great.

[@1lovebaybee]

So I don't fit the criteria of having Parkinson's because I am 45 going on 46 and I don't have rigidarity but I do have the resting tremors I've recently been diagnosed with essential tremor disorder and I'm having to take propanol which is a med that treats also high blood pressure and tremors and a variety of other illnesses I don't have high blood pressure I don't have problems with my thyroid or anything like that but the neurologist who checked me basically just decided because of the criteria is why I don't have Parkinson's but yet if I don't have my meds I'm shaking like a leaf when I'm resting

[@studywithmir1994]

Brilliant.

[@johndonaldson5126]

In most cases if you wait until there are motor symptoms you are years late. There are so many strong indicators such as taste/smell, constipation, REM disorder, and more that clearly indicate Parkinson's. The non-motor symptoms individually aren't enough for diagnosis but collectively PD can be diagnosed. Why wait until the PWP is more than 50% into the disease! By motor symptoms we mean things that can be seen. But non-motor symptoms more often are impacting lifestyle challenges.

[@bash547]

The eye blinking as the primary test for bradykinesia seems questionable and ppl with essential tremors can develop Parkinson’s disease at a later stage.

[@dresmailqasem]

Perfect sir

[@charlesschauer8927]

Thanks Dr Steve

[@drfatemashahin1412]

this is a normal person , right ?

[@ttrdf]

yes

[@1lovebaybee]

Exactly this is my biggest frustration when I try to look up what's happening to me I do have resting tremor disorder was told I don't meet the criteria for a Parkinson's but yet I have all the symptoms of it I have other things happening to me too and yet videos like this who use a normal person faking tremors as a example is very frustrating indeed

[@carolinstevenson2254]

It's something to do with medicsl ethics..

[@sunving]

Thank you very much Dr McGhee , especially to remind me that Parkinson is a clinical diagnosis , not any test specific for it. oh how about MRI, PET?

[@1lovebaybee]

One year later and nothing has changed my medication does help me I do not have pill rolling tremors now my tremors have progressed into my internal organs I recently had an issue with heart palpitations which were directly resulted to my tremors I don't have a thyroid problem I don't have high blood pressure I have to take a high blood pressure medicine to manage my tremors I'm kind of scared because now I've been diagnosed with fibromyalgia and everything else that's going on. In your presentation why not use somebody who actually has tremors and not be hypothetical and theoretical with your presentation tremors are not just pill rolling mine are definitely not pill rolling