A Talk by Dr Daniel Kinderlehrer MD
Daniel a Kinderlehrer MD PC
About this talk
Tick-borne infections result in multisystemic illness, but the most prominent symptoms are musculoskeletal and neurological. In the latter category, neuropsychiatric symptoms often overshadow the clinical picture. This often results in patients being diagnosed with a primary psychiatric condition, and the underlying infections are not addressed. It is imperative that clinicians learn to recognize when neuropsychiatric complaints are generated by these organic issues. This lecture details the manifestations of microbe-induced neuropsychiatric disorders, with emphasis on their autoimmune pathophysiology.
