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A series of interactive, in-depth overviews led by global experts. Each accredited module can be completed in 1 hour.
All fundamentals series courses include complete transcripts, which can be translated into 100+ languages*
Gain foundational knowledge about the classification of abnormal movements according to their phenotypic and semiological characteristics.
Kailash Bhatia, MD, DM, FRCP - United Kingdom
Ai-Huey Tan, MD, PhD, FRCP (Edin) - Malaysia
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Learn about the major milestones in the history of movement disorders, its pioneers, and the most remarkable discoveries in neurophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment.
Christopher Goetz, MD - USA
Douglas Lanska, MD - USA
A practical guide to the diagnosis and treatment of parkinsonisms, including diagnostic red flags, exclusion criteria, and tips to recognize subtle clinical clues.
Kelvin Chou, MD - USA
Camila Aquino, MD, MSc, PhD, Canada
Understand the definition and phenomenology of ataxia and learn to identify, diagnosis, and treat acquired and genetic cases.
Bart P.C. van de Warrenburg, MD, PhD - Netherlands
Renato Munhoz, MD - Canada
Explore the definition, pathophysiology, and differential diagnosis of chorea, accompanied with an evidence-based approach to treating the most common causes.
Francisco Cardoso, MD, PhD, FAAN - Brazil
Iva Stankovic, MD, PhD - Serbia
Understand the definition, clinical characteristics, secondary causes, and common therapeutic approaches for dystonia, including up-to-date information on treatable dystonic disorders.
Sarah Camargos, MD - Brazil
Michael Zech, MD - Germany
Learn about tremor classification, basic pathophysiological background, and differential diagnosis of tremor types, along with current treatment strategies.
Victor Fung, MBBS PhD FRACP - Australia
Pattamon Panyakaew, MD - Thailand
Understand the classification and electrophysiology of myoclonus, including the newest genetic nomenclature and practical approaches to diagnosis and management.
Mark Hallet, MD - USA
Anna Latorre, MD, PhD - United Kingdom
Get up-to-date on the fastest-growing neurological disease, including the neuropathological features; its varied clinical presentation; current pharmacological and non-pharmacological management; and advanced therapies and their complications.
Michael Okun, MD - USA
Veronica Bruno, MD, MPH - Canada
Topical information on Huntington's disease, including the underlying genetics, pathophysiology and neuropathological features; clinical presentation; and management strategies.
Mark Guttman, MD, FRCPC - Canada
Gabriel Amorelli, MD - Canada
A brief overview of tics, including information on its underlying pathophysiology, diagnostic criteria, causes and forms, and evaluation and management techniques for tic patients.
Tamara Pringsheim, MD - Canada
Christelle Nille - France
An overview of how pediatric movement disorders compare to those in adults. Gain a practical framework to approach clinical evaluation and long-term management.
Terrance Sanger, MD, PhD - USA
Shekeeb Mohammad, PhD - Australia
Understand the new definition, types, possible etiologies, and diagnostic criteria of functional movement disorders, including clinical features, evaluation, and goals of management.
Jon Stone, FRCP, PhD - United Kingdom
Tereza Serranova, MD - Czech Republic
Examine DIMDs' link to various drug categories for better identification in clinical settings. Learn to distinguish and categorize the diverse phenomenological presentations for precise diagnoses, and gain expertise in management strategies.
Sanjay Pandey, MD, DM - India
Abhimanyu Mahajan, MD, MHS - USA
Gain proficiency in systematically categorizing the varied presentations autoimmune-related movement disoders in terms of phenomenology and clinical progression, and get insights into effective diagnosis and treatment.
Andrew McKeon - USA
Manfredi Carta, MD, PhD - Switzerland
Develop the ability to differentiate metabolic-related movement disorders, including acquired and inherited causes. Explore the mechanisms linking metabolic dysfunction to movement disorders, examining various conditions and their distinctive phenomenology to ensure precise diagnosis and effective management.
Orlando Barsottini, MD, PhD - Brazil
Carolina Gorodetsky, MD - Canada
Learn to recognize movement disorder emergencies and gain fundamental tools for diagnosis and management.
Steven Frucht, MD - USA
Vikram Holla, MD, DM - India
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