#17: Sore throat? Absent cough? Ask Doctor Centor.

The Curbsiders Internal Medicine Podcast

Health & Fitness, Medicine, Science, Higher Education, Education

4.8 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 31 October 2016

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Dr. Robert Centor’s Knowledge Food, Part 2! On this episode of The Curbsiders, we continue our discussion with the legendary Dr. Centor, focusing on pharyngitis and the highly entertaining origin of the Centor Criteria. Not only do we learn how to dominate pharyngitis, but we also uncover one of Dr. Watto’s knowledge deficits - Lemierre’s Syndrome. (He owes us a two minute talk on Lemierre’s Syndrome in case you’re wondering. I know I am.)

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0:00.0	Zero oxen was when you used to have to take the index medicus over to the machine, put
0:05.2	money in the machine so you can make copies of the article.
0:08.6	I hope this is not too retro for you.
0:11.4	And that machine uploads it to your iPad?
0:13.4	I don't care.
0:14.4	No, there's no iPad in the box.
0:19.4	Welcome back to the curbside.
0:28.2	Hi, how are you doing?
0:29.2	The internal medicine podcast that uses expert interviews to bring you clinical pearls
0:34.4	and practice changing knowledge.
0:36.4	I'm Matthew Wato.
0:37.4	Hey Dr. Mwato.
0:38.4	Wait a second.
0:39.4	What about knowledge food for your brain hole?
0:41.9	We say that in the outro.
0:44.0	This is the intro.
0:45.0	I always get to mixed up.
0:47.2	But we will be bringing you a lot of knowledge food on this episode.
0:50.3	For your brain hole.
0:52.9	So I'm here with Stuart.
0:53.9	Why are you coming?
0:54.9	Hi Stuart.
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