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Neurology Mock Oral Review Course

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Includes Up to 30 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits(tm)
The Optional Didactic Day allows up to an additional 30 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits(tm)
The new optional Three-day seminar is an intense didactic review of adult and child clinical neurology immediately before our well-known three-day course. The three-day courses will be mostly case reviews in the form of mock oral examinations emphasizing differential diagnosis, treatment options, and complications. In 28 hours of cases you will review all major aspects of child and adult clinical neurology. Emphasis will include classical as well as the most up-to-date methods of management. The answers all questions will be carefully explained. Each participant will get practice and gain skill in organizing and responding to questions under pressure and will have the opportunity to observe other exams. Registration in the 3-day course includes doing two public mock oral exams: one child and one adult – unless you request, a week before the course, to do two child or two adult exams. You may also purchase extra public or private, child or adult, mock orals. This review format has been so successful, that about half of the board candidates have been taking this course in recent years. Many participants say that taking the course could be the most enjoyable and ideal way to review and assess their current knowledge, even if they have already passed their boards.
You may purchase additional public or private adult or child exams to do; however, availability will be limited within two weeks of the course.
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Neurology Written Review Course

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Includes Up to 60 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits(tm)
his course is designed to help you pass your Neurology board exams. This course is primarily for your written exam but is also helpful for your oral boards. In addition to providing review of clinical neurology, there will be a review of neuroanatomy, neuroimaging, neuropathology, neurogenetics, neuro-ophthalmology, neurophysiology and other written exam subjects such as neurochemistry and pharmacology. Emphasis is on board-relevant standards of care, incorporating new concepts and treatments. Many of our previous students have found the course helped them to recognize specific weaknesses and to organize further self-study.
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Neurology Course on MP3 CD's w/Electronic Syllabus

$475.00

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Neurology Recertification Course on MP3 CD's w/Electronic Syllabus

$290.00

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Neurology Course Syllabus

$85.00

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Neurology Recall

$36.00

Practical Neurology DVD Review

$95.00

Objectives	Methods
• Comprehensive review of basic and clinical sciences	• Lectures with practice questions and answers
• Update of new concepts and treatments	• Lectures and seminar with slides and syllabus
• Prepare candidates for written and oral board exams	• Practice oral exams with vignettes and live patients

Faculty List
Behrooz Azar-Kia, MD	Professor Emeritus of Radiology	Loyola University of Chicago
Peter Crino, MD	Associate Professor of Neurology	University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Mark Curtis, MD, PhD	Assistant Professor of Pathology	Thomas Jefferson University
Michael Dobbs, MD	Assistant Professor of Neurology	University of Kentucky College of Medicine
Erik Ensrud, MD	Instructor of Neurology	Harvard University Medical School
Alberto Espay, MD	Assistant Professor of Neurology	University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Ajay Gupta, MD	Assistant Professor of Neurology	Cleveland Clinic Lerner School of Medicine
Carlayne Jackson, MD	Professor of Neurology	University of Texas, San Antonio
Brian Krause, MD	Assistant Clinical Prof of Psychiatry	Michigan State University
Morris Levin, MD	Assistant Professor of Neurology	Dartmouth Medical School
John Lossing, MD	Professor of Neurology	George Washington University
Gul Moonis, MD	Assistant Professor of Radiology	University of Pennsylvania
Majaz Moonis, MD	Assistant Professor of Neurology	University of Massachusetts
Sarkis Nazarian, MD	Associate Professor Of Neurology	University of Arkansas
Kathy Newell, MD	Assistant Professor of Neurology	University of Kansas School of Medicine
Michael Newton, MD	Assistant Professor of Psychiatry	University of Cincinnati
Howard Pomeranz, MD	Clinical Associate Professor of Ophthalmology	New York University
Karen Richards, MD	Assistant Professor of Pediatrics & Neurology	University of Texas Medical School at San Antonio
Carson Schneck, MD, PhD	Professor of Anatomy and Imaging	Temple University
Timothy Teyler, PhD	Professor of Neurobiology	WWAMI Medical Education Program
Harold Traurig, PhD	Professor Emeritus of Anatomy	Univesity of Kentucky College of Medicine

Topic List
Basic and Clinical Science	Child Neurology	Toxic Disorders
Anatomy and Physiology	Newborn Neurology	Systemic Disease Neurology
Neuropathology	Developmental Neurology	Neuropathies and Myopathies
Neurochemistry	Dysraphism and Hydrocephalus	Neuromuscular Junction
Neuropharmacology	Biochemical Abnormalities	Organic Mental Syndromes
Neuroendocrinology	Degenerative Disorders	Neurologic Emergencies
Neurogenetics	Neuromuscular Diseases	Psychiatry
Neuroimaging	Neurologic Diseases	Psychiatric Classifications
Radiation Oncology	Infections and AIDS	Psychotic Disorders
Neuro-ophthalmology	Neurovascular Disorders	Mood and Anxiety Disorders
Electroencephalography	Neurologic Tumors	Somatization and Dissociation
Neuropsychological Testing	Neurologic Trauma	Personality Disorders
Signs and Symptoms	Spinal Cord and Disc	Alcohol Abuse
Altered Consciousness	Dementias and Ataxias	Substance Abuse
Seizure and Epilepsy	Demyelinating Diseases	Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Dizziness and Hearing Loss	Metabolic Diseases	Sleep and Eating Disorders
Movement Disorders		Psychopharmacology
Headache and Acute Pain
Mental Status Exam

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Repeat Discount Once within two years of taking the course for full physician or resident fee, you may repeat the course for half of the physician registration fee current when you register to repeat. Many repeat even after passing their board exams.

Program Grant If you need to present a paper or poster for your residency training program or fellowship to grant you support for attending this course, please send us your one-page abstract.

Americans with Disabilities Individuals who need auxiliary aids or services as identified in the American with Disabilities Act, please contact The Osler Institute Registration Department at (800) 356-7537 x600.

Guarantee We are so confident in the excellence of this course that we guarantee: if you fail your next board exam after taking this course, we will waive your registration fee once to repeat the course.

Accreditation The Osler Institute is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians

Disclosure The Osler Institute, in an effort to comply with the Standards and Policies set forth by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) requires that all faculty members demonstrate balance, independence, objectivity, and scientific rigor in their presentations. All faculty members will disclose significant financial interests or relationships with organizations that provide products, services, or equipment being discussed during a presentation. Faculty members are also required to inform the audience of any presentation of a medical device, product, or pharmaceutical that has not been approved for such purpose by the FDA. Financial and "off-label" disclosure statements by the faculty will be published in the course materials so participants may form their own opinion about each presentation.

Fee Information: Registrations within two weeks of the course start date will incur a 10% late fee. Hotel rooming fees are not included in the registration fee.