In our second episode of season 2, Alex & Connor are joined by Dr. John Centola who brings us the case of a referral from ophthalmology for headache, visual changes and disc swelling following a flu-like illness.

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Alex & Connor return for season 2 of Neurophobia accompanied by Dr. Neil Watson who presents a case of vertigo, a presentation many find intimidating.

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Other useful resources:

- Neil’s ‘Lesions’ website - we fully endorse this as a fantastic, pretty much one-stop shop for how to approach to clinical neurology https://www.lesion-cases.com/index.html

- Vertigo case from Lesions - https://www.lesion-cases.com/cases/case%205/5.dizziness.html

- Peter Johns YouTube positive head impulse example https://youtu.be/Wh2ojfgbC3I?is=RAHsuK9S3h4rhCpB

- Neurological disorders provoked by head and neck movement - https://pn.bmj.com/content/24/6/456

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Connor and Alex wrap up season 1 and look forward to the new year with a big announcement that neurophobia will be returning for season 2! The boys warm up with a quick fire case that neatly ties into the first case of season 2. Get in touch at neurophobia.podcast@gmail.com and check out our website at neurophobia-podcast.com. Please leave a review if you like what you hear. Thank you for all of your support for this first season of neurophobia.

Connor and Alex are joined by the returning Dr. Kat Knight who presents a case of ascending sensory symptoms. Link to the diagram mentioned in the episode can be found at neurophobia-podcast.com and below. Get in touch at neurophobia.podcast@gmail.com and remember to follow for weekly episodes.

https://pn.bmj.com/content/23/3/222

Connor is joined this week by close friend and colleague Dr. Daniel Sandler who fills Alex’s shoes whilst his is away. The two are joined by the returning Dr. Neil Watson who brings an interesting case of a weak limb. Please follow to be notified of our weekly episode releases and feel free to get in touch at neurophobia.podcast@gmail.com for any feedback or the opportunity to present a case yourself! As Neil describes in the episode head to https://neurophobia-podcast.com for a helpful accompanying neuroanatomical diagram - created with the associated caption by Neil himself!

Connor and Alex are joined by Dr Rachel Bramah who keeps the neurophobia boys on their toes with a classic general medicine flavoured case. As always please get in contact at neurophobia.podcast@gmail.com if you wish to share feedback or a case yourself. Episodes released weekly. Please follow and leave a review!

Alex brings Connor a case of vertigo and “weird” eye signs. All is revealed as the episode unfolds. Feel free to get in touch via email at neurophobia.podcast@gmail.com including if you feel that you may have a good teaching case worth sharing! Episodes released every Sunday. Please follow and leave a review.

Connor and Alex are joined by Dr. Kat Knight who presents a curious case of a deviated tongue! They discuss how to approach this and what differentials to keep in mind. Cases released every Sunday. Contact us at neurophobia.podcast@gmail.com! Don’t forget to follow and leave a review if you would like to hear more cases.