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Whoever supplied Vic Anesini with his working source tapes didn’t try very hard searching for the best quality versions!

Silverston, P. SAFER diagnosis: a teaching system to help reduce diagnostic errors in primary care. British Journal of General Practice 2020 70(696):354-355 I dont remember which one but one of the releases apparently had a remixed disc3.....the other one was "worthless" standard mixes that we have had over and over again.Normal pressure hydrocephalus: in this condition, the cerebral ventricles are enlarged, but intracranial pressure is normal. It is associated with ataxia, urinary incontinence, and impaired cognition.

Stanton, M, Freeman, AM. Vertigo. [Updated 2022 Mar 18]. In: StatPearls [Internet]. Treasure Island (FL): StatPearls Publishing; 2022 Jan-. Available from: [ LINK]. They may instead be experiencing a sensation of light-headedness, pre-syncope (a feeling of impending loss of consciousness), or disequilibrium (imbalance). Do any of your parents or siblings have a history of heart disease, stroke or other problems with the nerves?” Suspicion’ sounds terrible here placed after ‘My Boy’ and yet it sounded so much better on ‘Such A Night – Essential Vol.6’ rather than this echoey ‘60’s box-set’ version. ‘US Male’ was also superior on ‘Today, Tomorrow & Forever’. Exacerbating or relieving factors: identify any triggers for the dizziness (especially positional changes) and ask if anything makes it worse or better

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He is the "Big Bang", and the universe he detonated is still expanding, the pieces are still flying" A key component of history taking involves exploring a patient’s ideas, concerns, and expectations (often referred to as ICE) to gain insight into how a patient currently perceives their situation, what they are worried about and what they expect from the consultation. Posterior circulation stroke: causes hyper-acute (within seconds) onset of continuous vertigo, which may be so severe that the patient cannot stand unaided. Although vertigo is the most common symptom (and may be the only symptom), additional neurological symptoms, including occipital headache, increase the possibility of this diagnosis. 2 Could this be an early or atypical presentation of a condition? For example, could vertigo be an unusual presentation of MS?