Hey folks, Scott Wangart here, and this is an M-Crit podcast.

Today, we're going to revisit an issue we did in the 30s on M-Crit, so it had to be

like what, a decade ago, or something like that.

We talked about posterior stroke and differentiating vestibular neuritis from posterior stroke.

And then over the 10 years, since that episode, I've watched the same mistakes being made

again and again.

I came across a YouTube channel of a Dr. Peter Johns, and he is putting out some of the

best multimedia content on Vertigo you will ever find.

And this is the way to learn it is by video, not through papers, but actually seeing

it done.

So I asked him to come on the show and he was kind enough to join.

Before we get to Dr. Johns, let's do a quick plea for the non-membership community

who is listening right now to please, please consider joining M-Crit.

It will give so many benefits to the care of the sickest patients in the emergency department.

I think if you've been listening for a few years or longer, if you're a dedicated M-Critter,

you know that this is the information that's going to make the difference between you taking

care of your patients in the optimal way possible, based on evidence and tactical experience,

versus, you know, just kind of winging it.

So if you are getting value, please consider coming over to mcrit.org slash join and becoming

a member.

All right.

Let's get to the show.

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