Neurological Critical Care Year in Review - Vishal Patel, MD

Year in Review - Neurological Critical Care
Vishal Patel, MD
Assistant Professor
Neurology & Neurosurgery
Neuroscience Critical Care Staff
Emory Healthcare & Grady Memorial Hospital
Vishal N. Patel, MD is board certified in Neurology and NeuroCritical Care and works as a Neuro-Intensivist at Emory University Hospital, Emory University Midtown Hospital, and Grady Memorial Hospital.
He has an active interest in medical education and directs the NeuroScience ICU curriculum for the residents and physician extenders at the Marcus NeuroScience ICU Center at Grady Memorial Hospital.
Research interests include management of glycemic control in acute ischemic stroke patients; he is Co-Investigator for the NINDS sponsored SHINE trial. Other areas of active research include hypothermia in acute ischemic stroke, health disparities between the insured and un-insured, and traumatic brain injury.
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[@fartzerelli1385]

My dad was taken to the hospital for stroke symptoms of confusion and short-term memory loss Saturday evening, then by Monday morning his brain function was 90% gone with heart and kidney issues worsening. We had to pull the plug on him. I don't feel great about the NCCU as they had no idea what the hell happened to my dad in such a short period of time.

[@MrApiiinr]

I don’t work where your dad was taken, but sometimes we don’t know why someone’s condition deteriorates so quickly. Sometimes there are underlying conditions that the human body can compensate for until those mechanisms themselves depleted/fail. I know none of that provides any kind of explanation, but I am very sorry for the loss of your father and know personally the pain of that kind of loss. My sincerest condolences.

[@What2expectinthehospital]

Great stuff

[@sivasankarnallapati]

Nice

[@sohangupta6988]

why shaky voice.. presentation/performance anxiety

[@andrewlillys3486]

Because there doctors not public speakers