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Course Description

This focused neurology coursedemystifies one of the most complex topics in neuro-ophthalmology: nystagmus. Clinicians will explore the anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology of over 40 types of nystagmus through practical bedside exam strategies, diagnostic interpretation, and evidence-based treatment. Led by Dr. Traster, this course prepares practitioners to assess and manage patients with dizziness, motion sensitivity, post-concussion symptoms, headaches, and more. Emphasis is placed on real-world application and clinically relevant patterns of nystagmus.

What you’ll learn:

  • Understand the anatomical and physiological foundations of various forms of nystagmus.
  • Perform accurate bedside examinations and provocative tests to localize and classify nystagmus.
  • Differentiate between physiological, congenital, vestibular, and central types of nystagmus.
  • Apply diagnostic interpretation and treatment strategies to manage patients with visual and balance-related dysfunctions.

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Educational Syllabus

  • Resource Library for 329
    • About this Course
    • Journal Articles
    • Download: Download the Slides
  • Chapter 1 - Understanding Nystagmus
    • Lesson: Lecture Video 1
    • Quiz: Chapter 1 Quiz
  • Chapter 2 - Understanding Nystagmus
    • Lesson: Lecture Video 2
    • Quiz: Chapter 2 Quiz
  • Chapter 3 - Understanding Nystagmus
    • Lesson: Lecture Video 3
    • Quiz: Chapter 3 Quiz
  • Chapter 4 - Understanding Nystagmus
    • Lesson: Lecture Video 4
    • Quiz: Chapter 4 Quiz
  • Chapter 5 - Understanding Nystagmus
    • Lesson: Lecture Video 5
    • You're Halfway There!
    • Quiz: Chapter 5 Quiz
  • Chapter 6 - Understanding Nystagmus
    • Lesson: Lecture Video 6
    • Quiz: Chapter 6 Quiz
  • Chapter 7 - Understanding Nystagmus
    • Lesson: Lecture Video 7
    • Quiz: Chapter 7 Quiz
  • Chapter 8 - Understanding Nystagmus
    • Lesson: Lecture Video 8
    • Quiz: Chapter 8 Quiz
  • Chapter 9 - Central Positional Vertigo
    • Lecture Video 9
  • Chapter 10 - Dorsal Midbrain Syndrome
    • Lecture Video 10

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Also includes

2
Months Medline Access
2
Months of Access to Complete the course (from the date of purchase)
Ability to resubscribe to keep access after
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months
Eligibility for Neurology Fellowship and Diplomate Examinations after the completion of 300+ hours of study
Certificate of Completion

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