3/31/2008- An interview with Charles Bolton, MD, author of Critical illness polyneuropathy and myopathy. Crit Care Med 2001;29:2388-2390. Interviewed by Eliott Dimberg, MD and Mitchell Isaac, MD.
8/11/2015- Noah Kolb, MD, interviews Neil Simon, MBBS, BSc, FRACP, about his article on patterns of clinical and electrodiagnostic abnormalities in early ALS, published in Muscle and Nerve with Drs. Lomen-Hoerth and Kiernan. Drs. Kolb and Simon discuss the distribution of clinical and neurophysiological abnormalities in patients with early ALS. Clinical and electrodiagnostic data were collected from 150 ALS patients and analyzed based on the clinical region of onset. Findings suggest a pattern of disease spread in ALS. This study may serve to guide ongoing development of disease quantitation biomarkers and the targeting of future neuroprotective strategies. Muscle Nerve 50: 894–899, 2014
6/17/2015- An interview about ulnar neuropathy with the neurologist who invented ulnar inching, William W. Campbell, MD, and Mary Franklin, REEGT, CNCT. Have you ever wondered when to test the FDI with an ulnar nerve entrapment? Have you ever asked yourself what is ulnar mapping and when should I do this? Maybe you’ve wondered about the “10 centimeter” theory in measuring the ulnar nerve around the elbow or about the degree at which the elbow should be flexed and when to inch? If so, then this podcast is for you! It’s an excellent educational resource for technologists and physicians alike!