The art of history taking in neurology.

09/29/21 • 17 min

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This episode will discuss the importance of history taking, the headings in history, and salient features of good medical history.

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This episode will discuss the importance of history taking, the headings in history, and salient features of good medical history.

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Those who like reading more than listening to neurology can follow us on Medium and Substack.

For notes and images of the podcast, visit Neurology Teaching Club.

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Clinical neurology with KD - The art of history taking in neurology.

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Welcome to the clinical neurology podcast, where you will learn over 12 episodes, how to localise a lesion in neurology based on history taking and physical examination. The podcast is meant for medical students and to make them enjoy learning neurology. Medicine, paediatrics, psychiatry, critical care, neurology residents, general practitioners and nurse practitioners will find it beneficial. Notes, images and other clinical resources for the podcast are available in the show description and