Guillain-Barré Syndrome: American Academy of Neurology Webinar

The AAN collaborated with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to develop educational materials for health care providers on the diagnosis, management, and treatment of Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS). With the widespread outbreak of the Zika virus, there have been reports of an increased number of people who have been infected with Zika virus who also have GBS. Access more Zika virus resources here: www.aan.com/zika-virus
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[@dr.dilippakhare1836]

Good information

[@becdanganan9387]

Very informative. I had this 10yrs ago. Thank God I survive. It was really a miracle.

[@praveenus1]

Bec Danganan can u share recovery tips

[@larine824]

Also, do you know what caused you to get this?

[@JayantDVagha]

Very Informative. Thank you very much

[@gamaltaher9714]

Thanks

[@oscarbush1640]

Awesome, thank you

[@johnauner671]

My legs are weak p Covid 19 sx, DTR's were 3+, now absent bilat., Primary care tells me to go to ED where $$$$$ will be extracted from Medicare and me before I can see a Neurologist for a clinical diagnosis and treatment to prevent my life from being ruined. Great system we have in the US.

[@venkybly]

Tq soo much Very informative

[@minnietorres8570]

Great information. Thank you

[@isharora1608]

👏🏻👏🏻

[@theaaminur]

AIDP- Acute Inflammatory Demyelinating PolyRadiculoNeuropathy- indicates a specific disease, e.g. GBS; AIDP - Acute Inflammatory Demyelinating PolyNeuropathy - Indicates any Polyneuropathy including GBS; it's a Umbrella term. PolyRadiculoNeuropathy involves Spinal nerve roots that rises CSF proteins; however, PolyNeuropathies do not Involves Spinal nerve roots and don't rise CSF proteins. I wonder mixing terminology or interchanging between are confusing. I truly appreciate your efforts putting complex info together that digestible one.

[@James-kx7eu]

A false positive, I had a semiconductor graft into my cervical spine. The invisible fencing and smartphone signals are turned up on me from far away, large antennas.