Cerebellum Examination (Stanford Medicine 25)

This Stanford Medicine 25 video was created in conjunction with Stanford's AIM lab teaching the examination of the cerebellum.

The Stanford Medicine 25 is a Stanford School of Medicine initiative to teach and promote the bedside physical exam. Here you will find videos teaching bedside physical exam techniques.

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[ilsevanoostenbrugge]

What a pleasant doctor. He appears gentel, aware & communicative. Thanks for sharing brilliant.

[drtiisetsomakhasane]

We also got taught the mnemonic: 'Vanish DDT' which stands for vertigo, ataxia, nystagmus, intention tremor, staccato speech, hypotonia, dysmetria, dysdiadochokinesia and titubation.

[davidwoods]

2:43 I've trained for this my entire life

[xavierwarren]

Thank you so much Stanford for even posting great material like this. I love watching it!

[hopealways]

Thank you very much Doctor. Indeed it is a very useful video about the signs and symptoms of Cerebellar lesion.

[lanadelocean]

I envy your students for having such a great teacher ! This video is perfect thank you very much

[gladissemensato]

Thanks Dr. Verghese! I’ m in love with physical exam after your youtube classes.

[Acrypted]

Got a CNS case and did quite well thanks to these videos. Very informative. Thanks a ton. :D

[account]

One of the best medical videos I've seen.

[RajeswariArun]

Reminds me of good old days during the Internal medicine rotation at Trichur Medical College, India where our brilliant but unassuming teachers demonstrated physical exam skills to us at the bedside every single day. Thank you so much, Dr. Verghese for bringing this art back to medicine. Is there a way we can extend this to pediatric practice?

[amitabhchandrajha]

Too good and excellent for students to learn.Precise and very authentic too.

[vasylpryshliak]

Very clear explanation and demonstration

[marciobarcellos]

Thank you for the video. Watching from Brazil!!!

[harelfeldmann]

very excellent thank you doctor!!! it s very usefull for my studies

[julianneramirez]

Thank you so much! It helped a lot for my Biology test!

[tuskeye]

very informative, simple, illustrative... thank you for this

[jcdjddtos]

Scanning speech, nystagmus (fast phase towards lesion), dysmetria (index to nose and finger to nose test), arm rebound test, dysdiadochokinesia, pendular knee jerk, titubation, cerebellar gait (broad stand, staggering, towards lesion). Romberg unrelated (just proprioception altered).

[mdibbom]

I would like to thank this great Dr .. for sure he is great in teaching aswell, , tomoroow am taking an osce exam just wanna refresh just I came across it
first time to get all of cerebellar sign and symtpoms this way although I used to master it when I was student
very will done
he is so confident and relax and takes things by reasoning
I look around he is Dr Verghees, , thank u so much

[HappyJad]

What a beautiful artistic presentation 💕 thank you

[sname]

Thank you for the mention of the differiantial test technique.