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Chronic Migraine Anatomy Vs. Neurology Question of the Day

Chronic Migraine Anatomy vs Neurology Question of the Day Usage & Stats

Assessments of Chronic Migraine patients can be complicated by varying anatomy. Use the Chronic Migraine Anatomy App for iPad® and iPhone® to evaluate a virtual patient’s head and neck muscles and review key clinical considerations for these muscle areas. - Appraise the approximate size and location of various head and neck muscles - Utilize “skin on” and “skin off” views for each muscle area - View realistic animations, such as brow raising and teeth clenching, to help you assess functional anatomy - Evaluate preexisting conditions that may be found in Chronic Migraine patients, including ptosis and head-forward position - Watch cadaver footage that features in-depth expert analysis of relevant muscle areas Note: The information on this app is intended for medical professionals only. The information on this app is not intended as a substitute for professional medical training or advice. US-BCM-240030 2/2024 025688

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Neurology Question of the Day

Free to AAN members, Neurology Question of the Day promotes continuous learning and knowledge retention with minimal effort. Answer one new multiple-choice question each day to stay up-to-date, assess your strengths and areas of weakness, and get suggested resources for further study. Features: - Aids knowledge retention via small doses of continuing medical education content each day. - Earn up to 29 self-assessment CME per year. - Questions designed by neurologists for neurologists on topics from multiple neurology subspecialties. - Answer questions on-the-go when it is most convenient for you. Enable reminder notifications for added convenience. - Join fellow members within the APP to form teams to earn achievements, and compete against others on the team leaderboard. How to Access Access is free to AAN members when logging in with the email and password for your AAN account. Medical Students A separate track of questions focused on foundational education to improve understanding of neurology is available to AAN member medical students. CME Accreditation Statement The American Academy of Neurology Institute is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.