[VIDEO] The 10 most viewed neurology videos on Youtube – The Neurology Lounge

The Neurology Lounge has already reviewed the changing terrain of neurology, throwing a light on the increasing role of social media, online video sites, and online databases, all competing and complementing the classroom and the clinic. Our previous posts on this subject include:

Outstanding neurology video channels and sites

Which are the most reliable neurology reference sources?

Which are the most useful neurological applications?

Youtube remains the clear leader when it comes to videos. Buried among the cat and dog snippets, hiding behind the crazy stunts and funny clips, and camouflaged by the ubiquitous vlogs, are many enlightening neurological stuff. And of the many neurology videos on Youtube, some have attracted more attention than others. Is there a secret? There’s only one way to find out!

Here then are the top 10 most viewed neurology videos on Youtube:

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If there is any lesson here, it’s all about the simple things. No complicated syndromes, no convoluted guidelines. In some cases, no master at all! Viewers just want to see the complex simplified!

PS. To widen the variety of video sources, I have restricted each source to one video.

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[VIDEO] How to Use Vision, Hearing, Taste & More To Recognize Epilepsy

Derek Chong, MD – Directory of the Epilepsy Program at Lenox Hill Hospital, takes us through some of the warning signs and indicators that each of our five senses can offer for identifying Epilepsy, a condition that manifests in different ways from person to person.

[VIDEO] Broken Part 3: Living with a Brain Injury – YouTube

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[VIDEO] Broken Part 2: Living with a Brain Injury – YouTube

Broken Part 2: Living with a Brain Injury

ABI Rehabilitation is the place people come to recover from Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). In episode two Terry starts to emerge from his fog of confusion, Eltje comes to terms with what’s happened to her, and after six months of rehabilitation Tekaha prepares to re-enter the world a changed man. The journey is a challenge as much for their families as the sufferers themselves, as they get to know a person who may be different to the one they knew pre-injury.

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[VIDEO] Broken Part 1: Living with a Brain Injury – YouTube

Broken Part 1: Living with a Brain Injury

ABI Rehabilitation is the place people come to recover from Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). In this episode we meet Terry, Tekaha and Eltje. Terry was injured when his truck jackknifed on the highway. He can’t walk or talk and is only dimly aware of his surroundings. Tekaha is six months into his recovery from a car accident. He’s learning to walk now, and wrestling with various behavioral issues including irresistible laughter. Eltje was a fanatical cyclist and suffered her injury on a bike. Now she’s starting the journey towards departure from ABI.

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[VIDEO] How Digital Therapy Helps Elderly Patients While Reducing Rehabilitation Costs – YouTube

Veera Anantha, CEO of Constant Therapy Health, discusses the critical role digital health is playing in the care of elderly patients living with cognitive disorders, and how next-generation digital therapy solutions are reducing the cost of care for providers. He also discusses how Constant Therapy’s latest clinical trial showed how digital therapy done exclusively at home is both clinically effective and highly engaging, even for the most difficult-to-reach patients.

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[VIDEO] Could you get used to a third thumb?

The Third Thumb is a flexible 3D printed thumb worn on the hand and controlled by two pressure sensors fitted under your toes. How will the brain adapt to profound changes to our body, by having to learn to control and collaborate with a brand-new body part?

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[VIDEO] What is Neuropsychological Assessment? – YouTube

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[VIDEO] Artificial Intelligence Meets Mental Health Therapy -TEDx

Andy and his team are using AI in the delivery of mental health care for tens of thousands of patients with compelling results. He shares their approach as well as a vision for treating mental health conditions, which underpins his “Eight Billion Minds” program. Andy is Group Chief Science and Strategy Officer at IESO Digital Health in Cambridge, UK. His career has focused on developing innovative technologies that can improve the lives of those with mental health challenges. He trained in psychology and neuroscience at the University of St. Andrews and the University of Cambridge. Andy Blackwell is a scientist and healthcare technology entrepreneur who believes that data in our healthcare systems will fuel the discovery of a new generation of treatments and eradicate “trial and error” from medicine. This year he launched “8 Billion Minds”, a ground-breaking technology program using deep learning to decode and democratize the treatment of mental health conditions. Andy trained in cognitive neuroscience and psychology at the Univ. of St. Andrews and the Univ. of Cambridge. Through clinical research Andy has seen first-hand the often devastating impact that mental health conditions such as Depression and Anxiety Disorders have on patients and their families; this experience drives his determination to improve the quality of treatments available. Andy has worked extensively with neuroscience labs and major pharma, biotech and medical devices companies around the world and serves as Group Chief Science and Strategy Officer at Ieso Digital Health in Cambridge, UK. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

[VIDEO] Aphasia: The disorder that makes you lose your words

TED-Ed, Susan Wortman-Jutt

Dig into the language disorder known as aphasia that affects a person’s ability to communicate effectively with others. — Language is an essential part of our lives that we often take for granted. But, if the delicate web of language networks in your brain became disrupted by stroke, illness, or trauma, you could find yourself truly at a loss for words. Susan Wortman-Jutt details a disorder called aphasia, which can impair all aspects of communication.

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