Seronegative Mysthenia Gravis

[@kristinamkelly]

What if a patient is triple seronegative with an abnormal SFEMG and positive response to mestinon, but clinically not a slam dunk (no ptosis or bulbar symptoms - just episodic limb weakness)?

[@newtedgar3670]

2:35 would have been good time to mention LEMS and VGCC as possible diagnosis.

[@ahsenasyali]

Thank youu🎉

[@tamsssss6765]

Great video! Can you do a video on what could cause a comorbid third nerve palsy, with ptosis, Apraxia, diplopia, and alternating intermittent exotropia and anisocoria? I think Mysthenia Gravis can be rulled out =)

[@andrewleavenworth2309]

Would you please discuss the possible causes of Binasal Inferior Quadrantanopia when no anomalies are discovered via MRI/MRA of the head?

[@jamesholt3950]

Binasal defects are almost always glaucoma or other optic nerve related condition

[@andrewleavenworth2309]

@@jamesholt3950 Thanks! I had read that Binasal Inferior Quadrantanopia was often specifically related to lesions, aneurysms or was syphillis-related. None of these are currently indicated. I would like to understand more about how glaucoma or what other optic nerve related conditions could cause this binasal condition in the same quadrant in both eyes.

[@yosf93]

I love you ❤😂