Dr Michael Cooperstock – Midwest PANS PANDAS Association
Dr Michael Cooperstock - Midwest PANS PANDAS...
Dr Michael Cooperstock - Midwest PANS PANDAS...
Dr. Richard Frye, Director of Autism Research at Arkansas Children's Hospital Research Institute, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, gives a presentation on neuroimmune aspects of...
In this seminal work on PANS-related education, learning specialist, educator, and researcher Dr. Candelaria Greene PhD gives voice to the struggle that those extraordinary young people and families...
Dr. Susan Swedo and Dr. Jennifer Frankovich, NIH Grand Rounds 4/20/2016 (1) An Overview of PANDAS, PANS and other Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Disorders, Susan Swedo, MD Senior Investigator and...
The child radiated happiness, had friends and loved life. Then seemingly overnight, he changed; he began to suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) behaviors and tics, wet the bed, was unable...
By Michele Casoli-Reardon, MD, Medical Director of MCPAP Team at North Shore Medical Center Pediatric Neuropsychiatric disorder associated with strep: knowing when to screen in children who...
One Heart, One Mind gives families, as well as health professionals, a fresh look at how practical solutions to autism can be discovered in a book that offers exactly what parents are seeking:...
Today, I am delighted to be joined by Amy Joy Smith, a Nurse Practitioner working at Pacific Frontier Medical, who has extensive experience working with complex chronic illness and a special interest...
Y. Kulkarni, R. Warkari, “Pandas: A Rare Case Report”, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Volume 5 Issue 2, February 2016, pp. 148-149, https://www.ijsr.net/get_abstract.php?paper_id=NOV161061
Abstract: PANDAS, also labelled as PANS, is a pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorder due to streptococcal infection. Although it affects 1 in 1000 children, cases reported in Indian context are relatively few because of lack of awareness about the syndrome amongst clinicians. We report here a case of a 13 years old male from a rural area presenting to us with an acute onset of repetitive behavior following a febrile illness 2 months prior. Investigations confirmed rheumatic valvular heart disease. A diagnosis of PANDAS was made and treatment was started. The patient responded to treatment and gained symptomatic relief. Timely intervention
and high index of suspicion towards a pediatric febrile illness can help to reduce the morbidity associated with this neuropsychiatric
disorder.
The book Infectious Madness, by award-winning author Harriet Washington, promises to explain to readers “The Surprising Science of How We ‘Catch’ Mental Illness.” On today’s show, we...
Jake Wiederhorn bounds onto the porch of his family’s Potomac home wearing a Captain America T-shirt and soccer shorts. He’s 9 years old, bright and thoughtful, hair parted on the...
Infection with group A Streptococcus (GAS) causes the common and treatable pharyngitis known as strep throat; however, these infections are also associated with autoimmune diseases of the central...