Romberg is good for sensory (proprioceptive) ataxia to evaluate the dorsal column sensory pathways. When there is cerebellar ataxia (which is differentiated by swaying with the eyes open) romberg test cannot and should not be used because it will be meaningless - great point! Especially as there is a prevalent misconception that romberg tests the cerebellum which it does not do in any way
34:40 I didn't get it. In a BM transplant the faulty cells are eliminated and new cell lines introduced. Why would the new cells still have trouble with their receptors (= why isn't it a curative BM transplant as opposed to ADA def.)?
Romberg is good for sensory (proprioceptive) ataxia to evaluate the dorsal column sensory pathways. When there is cerebellar ataxia (which is differentiated by swaying with the eyes open) romberg test cannot and should not be used because it will be meaningless - great point! Especially as there is a prevalent misconception that romberg tests the cerebellum which it does not do in any way
Can you make a video on organ transplants? Rejection types, and contraindications and indications for organs transplants.
amazing as always Dr.Bolin
Thanks for your videos
Why don't you upload ur videos in 720p?
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I didn't get it. In a BM transplant the faulty cells are eliminated and new cell lines introduced. Why would the new cells still have trouble with their receptors (= why isn't it a curative BM transplant as opposed to ADA def.)?
Doing the homework! Thank you for the videos!!! 😊