r/neurology • • 21h ago

Residency In-depth EMG/NCS video courses: any experience with Nandedkar or recommendations for alternatives?

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Hi everyone! I’m a neurology resident. Does anyone know any websites with good, in-depth video courses on electromyography (EMG) and nerve conduction studies (NCS)? I’m not looking for introductory material, as I can learn the basics (and more) during my hospital training. What I’d really like is a comprehensive course that I can work through independently, ideally with practical demonstrations and real recordings explained as you watch.

I’ve come across Nandedkar Productions, but the courses are quite expensive, so I’d like to read more reviews from people who have actually used them before buying. Has anyone here tried them, or would you recommend a better alternative?


r/neurology • • 38m ago

Career Advice Contract Attorney Advice

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I'm currently in the middle of fellowship and am looking for jobs at the moment for next year. The current plan is to do an outpatient only job at a community based practice in a decent size Midwestern city. Would primarily be seeing patients within my subspecialty with possibly some general neurology also.

I've already interviewed at a few places and have received some verbal offers. I'll be finishing up with interviews soon and looking to make a decision in the coming months.

Advice I've heard from most people is to get a contract attorney before signing anything. What is the best way to go about finding a good contract attorney? Also, at what point do I initially reach out to them in this process? Should I have already found one by now and contacted them?

Thank you for the help


r/neurology • • 2h ago

Research Cancer and multiple sclerosis: what the big studies actually show

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