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Aug 2024
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Movement Disorders Emergencies - Part 1

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF NEUROLOGY
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In the first episode of this three-part series, Dr. Jeff Ratliff discusses a few key points to help recognize and initiate treatment for patients with movement disorder emergencies, focusing on the initial approach to these disorders. It is important to consider medications, labs, and imaging as part of the evaluation process.

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