Transient Global Amnesia (TGA)
From January 2019, Hello, New Year! Bye Bye, PPIs?Imagine waking up and suddenly being A&O x 1. You know who you are, but not anything about your surroundings or what day or time it is. Transient global amnesia is a diagnosis that often presents to the primary care office and can be totally alarming for everyone involved. Is it linked to a risk of …
16min 40Tom Robertson, MD and Neda Frayha, MD
Pediatric Stroke
From December 2018, Clots and OCP'sKids can have strokes?! Did you know that pediatric strokes are actually more common than pediatric brain tumors? Miz speaks to Emily Rose MD, Pediatric Emergency Medicine specialist on the topic of pediatric stroke. They explore the underlying causes, when to suspect it and how management differs …
27min 34Mizuho Spangler, DO and Emily Rose, MD
NOTALGIA and MERALGIA PARESTHETICA
From December 2018, Clots and OCP'sNotalgia paresthetica and meralgia paresthetica are common sensory neuropathies that cause paresthesias in specific anatomic locations. If you’re anything like our team, these disease entities may sound vaguely familiar but maybe not totally memorable from your school days. In this segment, Dr …
10min 43Molly Heublein, MD
Tremor: A Diagnostic Approach
From December 2018, Clots and OCP'sTremor is the most common movement disorder in primary care, and the vast majority of tremors can be evaluated and managed by primary care providers. Differentiating between causes of tremor is, for the most part, clinical – and it matters because treatments differ. In this segment, Drs. Paul …
17min 25Neda Frayha, MD
Essential Tremor: Treatment
From December 2018, Clots and OCP'sTremor is the most common movement disorder in primary care, and the vast majority of tremors can be evaluated and managed by primary care providers. Differentiating between causes of tremor is, for the most part, clinical – and it matters because treatments differ. In this segment, Drs. Paul …
7min 28Mizuho Spangler, DO and Emily Rose, MD
Syncope Updates: H&P and EKG
From November 2018, Those Clots are So SuperficialThe latest guidelines on the workup and management of syncope are over 278 pages long. Good thing Hippo Education is here to distill all that down into a Primary Care RAP segment! Dr. Sam Ashoo joins our own Mizuho Spangler to give us all a little spoon-fed loveliness. In this segment, they talk …
15min 46Sam Ashoo, MD and Mizuho Spangler, DO
Syncope Updates: Risk and Workup
From November 2018, Those Clots are So SuperficialThe latest guidelines on the workup and management of syncope are over 278 pages long. Good thing Hippo Education is here to distill all that down into a Primary Care RAP segment! Dr. Sam Ashoo joins our own Mizuho Spangler to give us all a little spoon-fed loveliness. In this segment, they talk …
9min 14Sam Ashoo, MD and Mizuho Spangler, DO
Calciphylaxis
From September 2018, Retrieve Those FiltersSam and Miz discuss the diagnosis of calciphylaxis, which are indolent lesions involving the thighs commonly in dialysis patients. Typically gradual in onset, we need to consider calciphylaxis (CUA) if a necrotic core is present. This disease is rare but has a high mortality rate associated, hence …
17min 49Mizuho Spangler, DO and Sam Ashoo, MD
New Stroke Guidelines
From August 2018, Good SamaritansMononucleosis is a common viral illness that often presents with fatigue, lymphadenopathy and sore throat. While most patients with mono have a benign self-limited course, providers need to be vigilant for patients with splenomegaly who are at risk of possible rupture.
14min 26Andrew Buelt, DO
Trigeminal Neuralgia
From June 2018, A Hyperthyroid FetusTrigeminal neuralgia is one of the most bothersome, painful conditions our patients may experience. In this segment, Drs. Matt Delaney and Malcolm Thaler review the causes of trigeminal neuralgia, how to work up these patients, and which treatments may offer some relief.
13min 41Malcolm Thaler, MD and Matthew DeLaney, MD, FACEP, FAAEM
Parkinson’s Disease, Part 1
From May 2018, The Buzz That Won't QuitParkinson’s Disease (PD) is a progressive movement disorder characterized by bradykinesia, cogwheel rigidity, tremor, and impaired balance. The diagnosis is a clinical one, based on history and physical alone. Symptoms often begin unilaterally and are gradual in onset and progression. Non-motor …
16min 30Stephen Reich, MD and Neda Frayha, MD
Parkinson’s Disease, Part 2
From May 2018, The Buzz That Won't QuitParkinson’s Disease (PD) is a progressive movement disorder characterized by bradykinesia, cogwheel rigidity, tremor, and impaired balance. The diagnosis is a clinical one, based on history and physical alone. Symptoms often begin unilaterally and are gradual in onset and progression. Non-motor …
20min 35Neda Frayha, MD and Stephen Reich, MD
Paper Chase #2 - PFO Closure vs Medical Therapy after CVA
From March 2018, What’s Your (Code) Status?In patients with PFO who had a CVA, closing the PFO was associated with a lower rate of recurrent ischemic strokes than medical therapy alone during the study period.
4min 20Andrew Buelt, DO and Joe Weatherly, DO
Paper Chase #5 - Carotid Endarterectomy and Stenting
From March 2018, What’s Your (Code) Status?Carotid endarterectomy declined from 1999-2014 and stenting increased until 2006 when it also declined.
4min 45Andrew Buelt, DO and Joe Weatherly, DO
Paper Chase #3 | AC Use and Risk of Ischemic Stroke and Bleeding
From February 2018, The Tragically Sore Hipin patients who develop afib secondary to another medical condition like COPD or ACS, this study demonstrates that the benefit of anticoagulation in not strong and can be associated with a higher risk of bleeding.
5min 19Andrew Buelt, DO and Joe Weatherly, DO
Spinal Stenosis
From January 2018, A Feverish Frenzy!In this review, Jordan discusses the pathogenesis and treatment of spinal stenosis. Depending on your patient’s age and your center’s practice pattern, either a CT or an MRI can be done to help confirm the clinical diagnosis. Conservative treatments include physical therapy and medications such as …
13min 25Jordan Roberts, PA-C
Saturday Night Palsy
From December 2017, Jingle, JingleDiscuss the presentation, causes, and historical features of Saturday Night Palsy. •
10min 33Casey Parker, MD
Stuff that Changed our Practices, Part 1
From December 2017, Jingle, JingleHeidi talks about an online cardiovascular risk calculator that revitalized her approach to dyslipidemia management. She also covers the recent CDC and Health Canada guidelines on opioid prescribing. Jordan, who in the throes of a huge concussion trial he’s working on, focusses his attention …
10min 39Heidi James, MD, Brandon Grove, MD, and Jordan Roberts, PA-C
Stuff that Changed our Practices, Part 2
From December 2017, Jingle, JingleHeidi talks about an online cardiovascular risk calculator that revitalized her approach to dyslipidemia management. She also covers the recent CDC and Health Canada guidelines on opioid prescribing. Jordan, who in the throes of a huge concussion trial he’s working on, focusses his attention …
11minHeidi James, MD, Brandon Grove, MD, and Jordan Roberts, PA-C
Paper Chase #3 - Cognitive Function in a Randomized Trial of Evolocumab
From November 2017, Lytes and BitesThis 19 month trial did not find any clinically significant changes in cognitive functioning in patients taking evolucomab compared to placebo. •
5min 14Andrew Buelt, DO and Joe Weatherly, DO
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