Ep. 171: AI: A Virtual Elephant in the Room or a Game-Changer in Neuroscience?
Moderator: Alice Accorroni (Geneva, Switzerland)
Guests: James Teo (London, UK), Giuseppe Jurman (Trento, Italy)
In this special episode, Dr Alice Accorroni is joined by Professor James Teo and Professor Giuseppe Jurman to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence in neurology: They analyse the actual improvements provided by its adoption, the factors that are hindering this same adoption, especially in a clinical setting, the potential future landscape clinicians and data scientists will be facing and how neurologists' attitude can be oriented more favourably towards new AI solutions.
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Ep. 170: AI: Does it really concern neurologists?
Moderator: Raphael Wurm (Vienna, Austria)
Guest: Francisco Cardoso (Belo Horizonte, Brasil)
Artificial intelligence - hype or revolution? For this week’s special episode, Dr Raphael Wurm welcomes Prof. Cardoso, a movement disorder expert and busy clinician, to explain why he believes that human interaction and connection will remain the most important part of our profession.
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Ep. 169: Cerebral circulation in space conditions and relationship to premature cerebrovascular ageing
Moderator: Roberta Balestrino (Milan, Italy)
Guest: Nathalie Nasr (Poitiers, France)
Join us as Dr Roberta Balestrino and Professor Nathalie Nasr takes us on a journey into the brain in space—uncovering the vascular challenges of microgravity, their impact on astronauts, and surprising lessons for our health here on Earth.
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Ep. 168: Making Sense of the New ICD-11 Classification of Chronic Pain - From Concept to Clinical Practice
Moderator: Oxana Grosu (Chisinau, Moldova)
Guest: Rolf-Detlef Treede (Mannheim, Germany)
Prof. Treede and Dr. Grosu discuss the new ICD-11 classification of chronic pain, highlighting its significance in recognizing chronic pain as a disease in its own right. The need for this classification, its impact on clinical practice, health policy, and research, as well as the complexities surrounding nociplastic pain are highlighted. The dialogue emphasises the importance of precise coding and documentation in improving patient care and treatment outcomes.
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Ep. 167: Phantom Limb Pain - The Vanished Passenger
Moderator: Simone Vigneri (Bologna, Italy)
Guest: Marshall Devor (Jerusalem, Israel)
This episode explores the complex clinical features and neurobiology of phantom limb pain, highlighting key mechanisms such as maladaptive plasticity, ectopic discharges, and cortical reorganization. Prof. Marshall Devor shares expert insights into current challenges and future directions in the management of this uniquely human neuropathic pain condition.
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