RT @EnriqueZenitram: Explanting a DBS lead on someone was otherwise doing G R E A T?. Don't let an infection get in your patient's way!. Ta….

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You should remember FACTS:.F - Finances 💸.A - Advanced Care Planning 📜.C - Care Givers 🫂.T - Transportation 🚍.S - Suicidality 💀. If your patient has problems with any of those, they need help from a social worker!

Getting DBS is also a socially complex process. Who is going to take care and watch for complications? . Who is going to drive them to all of those sweet programing visits?. Check out this paper from UF Fellows and Basil Gator's best friends:.👇.

RT @MichaelOkun: Do you subscribe to the free @FixelInstitute Movement Messenger? It is terrific and reviews many timely topics in the fiel….

Looking for THE BEST place to do your #movementdisorders fellowship?. Come join us! You do not have to believe a Twitter account ran by an alligator 🐊. Take a look at this message from our faculty 🔥. #Neurology #neurotwitter @MichaelOkun @movedisorder

RT @AMahajanMD: Interesting presentation on prodromal RBD and risk for cognitive impairment in PD by @EnriqueZenitram @UFMDFellowship. Pr….

The action has begun at the @movedisorder conference in Philadelphia! . The Swamp represented 🐊🐊🐊

Check out this paper that our boi @EnriqueZenitram wrote with the prince in Cinci @AMahajanMD . This should go straight into the printer and taped into the wall of the workroom. Very useful algorithms to treat dystonia!.

RT @EnriqueZenitram: Dystonia is hard. Different treatments. A TON of causes. What if I missed something critical? . "I cannot go to ja….

If you are at the @TheNewANA1 meeting this weekend you should DROP ANYTHING YOU ARE DOING and go see @JWongggMD talk on ethics of DBS. If you are not there, ask yourself “why am I not there?”.

What movement disorders can you see in Huntington's disease?. @JenGoldmanMD shows us that we can learn the whole spectrum of movement disorders in HD! . Chorea, abnormal eye movements, tics, craniocervical dystonia, myoclonus, parkinsonism, and motor impersistence.

Wanted some reassurance that the people on your field are the coolest? . See the royalty of movement disorders testing for bradykinesia for a picture!. You won’t see the neuromuscular people testing the pronator quadratus! . Come join the fun. We have electrodes and cookies.

Kicking off the Aspen Course with @MichaelOkun’s legendary presentation about surgical treatments. Way more out there than DBS and FUS!. He is at a legend level where he self-cites his own tweets 💪🔥🔥🔥

Connecting the DBS leads to the IPG is an outpatient procedure!. @rakkel622

Ready to learn about our favorite thing: . P H E N O M E M O L O G Y ! ! ! . With Dr. Steven Frucht and the movement disorders TEAM represented by @KatiePMooreMD . Our favorite phenomenology is null points is dystonic tremor! Love to see that tremor stop. What is yours? 🐊🔥

Kicking off the 5th year of awesome TEAM lecture series! What better way to start the new year than some charcut and Charcot? . Sign up for this series that is now a central part of the movement disorders lore!. @KatiePMooreMD @AMahajanMD

Nothing says OR day like having a guided tour through the mexican food world by the hand of @EnriqueZenitram and Gator Master @MichaelOkun. I do not know what we stimulated more today, the STN or the NTS (cue neurological laugh) 😂

Check out these awesome rockstars!. Congratulations to @FixelInstitute for having the best mentors, physicians, and scholars we know!. Basil Gator welcomes them to the professorship level (he is emeritus). #NeuroTwitter .#MyPDisBetterThanYours.