Watch a Functional Neurological Examination
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- čas přidán 25. 05. 2024
- A typical neurological examination tests for pathology or disease processes. A functional neurological examination also tests for pathology but also tries to determine the underlying reasons for lost function. After determining which areas of the brain that are not functioning properly - exercises and tasks can be tailor made to help restore this functional loss.
Love it. Finally the idea of chiropractic evolves gets its true shape.
Please refer to standard medical Neuroanatomy and neurological examination textbooks for the significance of clinical findings that are incorrectly described in this video. Most of the statements are wrong. For example, the pupil reflex is not controlled by the cortex. There are several causes of a head tilt, the least of which has anything to do with the cerebellum. Also, it is Romberg's sign. Not Rhomberg. Regarding the young woman with Aide's pupil, there is no treatment needed. Her friend noticed it while they were shopping. This isn't a symptom she was suffering from. She does need close follow-up by a medical Neuro-Ophthalmologist though.
the more infor we can get along with a medical plan helps us understnad more about our body's and help's emotional wise knowing you have discovered the underlining problem my 1st adjustment ever was in the 80's and i have loved it since no operation's required thank you !
Love this science. Went through this testing and although I have different diagnosis the end result is amazing. I am finding the exercises offer so much relief.
Good job on breaking it down to easy to understand basic concepts! The general public can follow this much easier than explaining the mesolimbic - soft lesion within the left ponto-mesencephalic area.
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Doc, did you get your training at the Carrick Institute?
Why would the head tilt toward the strong cerebellum? Everyone I’ve learned from says the postural compensation is toward the weak side.
Hi I have been diagnosed with functional neurological disorder and having bad seziures what would be the best treatment
Thanks
Great video Doc, thanks for sharing
Thank you
This amazing video
Where are you located? All of the neurologists I have seen have just determined that I have Functional Neurological Disorder but the only treatments recommended are physical therapy and CBT. The treatment isn't customized for my individual needs and it doesn't seem like they are even aware of my specific needs, which is incredibly frustrating.
Jessica B go to acnb.org and there is a doctor location link. You can find all board certified and up to date on Continued education. We are all over and terrible at marketing our services.
Functional Med doctors are more likely to check your nutrition status, food alergies and vitamin deficiencies through complete blood, urine and hair testing before prescribing symptom reducing pharma. Less anxiety for the patient.
My daughter need to see this doctor. She was just told she has fnd and is 1w and im not sure if im ok with diagnosis
Where does cervical dystonia play into this?
I agree. Or just cervical issues in general.
Do you have any other videos along the same lines? Great video!!! Lots of good, basic info here!
czcams.com/users/TheBrainCenter This is our CZcams Channel where you can find more videos on functional neurology.
@@TheBrainCenter my wife started having seizures determined to be "pseudo seizures" (jeez I hate that term). She progressively lost vision in her right eye the more she had (dozens each day, for the first 1.5 weeks, tonic-clonic type mostly). Now she cannot see with her right eye..pupil reacts and everything...is this more like conversion disorder? Obviously not looking for diagnosis here but maybe help in a step in the right direction?
@@TheBrainCenter video EEG and MRI came back normal "no epileptic waveforms"
@@yfam4yfam431 did she try Fmri? And what does she eat?
Can this help ms?
Food is the way out
What food?
@@helendropinski3754no sugar! Protein and fat
Jersey guy
The Emotional dysfunction creates the physical discomfort as an output or release!
I choose EFT & Ho'oponopono as an alternative, BUT at least theirs now a LEGIT medical/neuro/science perspective that works without Surgery Doctors teasing!!
MOST times the dysfunctions begins with the UNSEEN till the mind can no longer contain it, than it manifest thru the physical....and that sucks!!
Functional neurology better known as hysteria or conversion disorder. Don’t get labeled with that.
Great video doc, having taken chiropractic neurology in school this hemisphericity is starting to make sense, but one question. I have a patient in the clinic that has weak right cerebellum and the right pupil is larger that the left. Does that mean a right cerebellar and right cortical weakness? What side would you adjust? (Did not do OPK, saccedes, or pursuit by the way)
I'm wondering if cervical neck issues might have something to do with this disorder...?
Mine started after fracturing c3,4 &5 in an accident.
I was with you until you said “the specific treatment doesn’t matter” that is called a placebo
With respect, I don't think that's what was presented.
A new science that seems to work - because the patient wants it to work- Thats all there is to it.
You are a chiropractor not a neurologist so just stop 🛑 go crack some backs.
Sorry, not all patients agree with you. Big pharma is all neurologists Ive dealt with know, 3 years still no help or answers. Function in humans involve more than just nerves its complex so all possibilities need to be investigated. How many functional problems do you have? Have MDs helped you.
Take a pinch of science and some technical terms then add a whole lot of quackery
650 people disagree with you!