🧠 Mayo offers more than 18 Neurology fellowships with exposure to more than 200 subspecialty experts, access to cutting-edge research, and opportunities to walk side-by-side with patients. 🧠 Learn more and apply here: college.mayo.edu/academics/r… #NeurologyFellowships #Neurology

The secret perk of Mayo Clinic Neurology Fellowship: Minnesota summer.☀️🏞️🦮 Picnics, trails, pups, making new friends, and all the sunshine to convince us winter is just a rumor. 🙃 Neurology can be serious...But summer weather is ALL whimsy. 🌱💁🏽‍♀️🧺🌸🦦✨ #neurology #mayoclinic #fellowship #residency

Throwback to an excellent start to the season ! ☀️ A wonderful evening hosted by Dr. Wong-Kisiel (Epilepsy PD), followed by a strong fellow & consultant representation at the Med City Half-Marathon. Great food and company, with many few miles along the way! #MayoNeuroFellowships

Dr. Tony Zhang (CNP-EMG Fellow), Dr. Grace Dominguez (CNP-EMG Fellow), and Dr. Ikreet Cheema (Neuromuscular Fellow) celebrate the end of their fellowship year in the Mayo EMG Lab with their consultants&mentors. The Minion’s happy and fellows have thrived! #MayoNeuroFellowships

A wholesome graduation party for Dr. Sihyeong Park and Dr. Gloria Ortiz (DBS fellows). After a phenomenal year, a great opportunity to celebrate all their achievements and hard work with everyone.. Many Congratulations! #MayoNeuroFellowships

Fellowship Highlight ✨: Autonomic Disorders Fellowship Train at a world-renowned center for autonomic medicine with hands-on experience in dysautonomia, autonomic testing, multidisciplinary care, and clinical research. Learn more: college.mayo.edu/academics/r… #mayoneurofellowships

Mayo Neurology Fellows came together for a memorable night filled with laughter, connection, and gratitude for the journey we’ve shared this year. What could be better than a beautiful June evening, great weather, live music, and good company? #MayoNeuroFellowships

#ScholarlySunday Many Congratulations to Dr. Camilo Bermudez Noguera (Behavioral Neurology Fellow) for an exceptional talk titled “Updates in Vascular Cognitive Impairment and Dementia” at the Mayo Clinic Neurology Friday Subspecialty Conference. #mayoneurofellowships

Congratulations to the incredible Class of 2026 Neurology Fellows on graduation! 🎓 “The glory of medicine is that it is constantly moving forward, that there is always more to learn.” - Dr. William J Mayo Wishing you success as you carry medicine forward ! #mayoneurofellows

#ScholarlySunday- Many Congratulations to Dr. Christopher Phillips (Epilepsy Fellow) for the poster “Impact of magnetoencephalography (MEG) on clinical decision making in surgical epilepsy evaluations” at the American Academy of Neurology 2026 #AAN2026 #mayoneurofellowships

#ScholarlySunday Congratulations to Dr. Ikreet Cheema (Neuromuscular Medicine Fellow) for her poster at the #AAN2026 titled “Diabetic lumbosacral radiculoplexus neuropathy with multilevel thoracic radiculopathies causing neuromuscular respiratory weakness” #mayoneurofellowships

We have some of the best technologists in the world - experts in their craft and exceptional teammates. The team brought in breakfast on Dr. Snehal’s last day of IONM rotation, a sweet gesture that reflects the culture of teamwork, support and camaraderie #mayoneurofellowships

#ScholarlySunday : Congratulations to Dr. Keshet Pardo (Headache Fellow) on her poster at #AAN2026- “Temporal Occipital Nerve Stimulation As Transitional Therapy for Chronic Intractable Cluster Headache: A Case Report and Proof of Concept” #mayoneurofellowships

Huge thank you to our Wellness Committee and Chief Fellow (Dr. Isha Snehal) for organizing a fantastic Resident-Fellow Bowling Night! #MayoNeuroResidency

#ScholarlySunday Congratulations to Dr. Weston Wright (Epilepsy Fellow) for the poster “Pembrolizumab induced multifocal musicogenic autoimmune associated epilepsy due to GAD65 autoantibodies in a patient treated for triple negative breast cancer” #AAN2026 #mayoneurofellowships

#AAN2026 was incredible. We caught our phenomenal neuromuscular consultants, fellows and alumni at AAN this year, enjoying a great time together #mayoneurofellowships #wellnesswednesday

Before you diagnose CIDP: ✅ Make sure to check if the motor conduction velocity is truly in the demyelinating range. Upper limb CV should be slower than 35 m/s and lower limb less than 25 m/s. Be careful with amplitude-dependent slowing. ✅ Consider whether it's a variant — if so, be aware that these cases are more prone to misdiagnosis. ✅ Exercise caution with elevated CSF protein levels, as this finding is non-specific and should not be solely relied upon for diagnosis. ✅ Look for the presence of monoclonal gammopathy, which could indicate POEMS syndrome, AL amyloid, or IgM/Anti-MAG neuropathy. ✅ If any of these are present consider an auto-immune nodopathy: markedly elevated CSF protein (>200 Mg/dl), distal predominant weakness, CNS demyelination, nephrotic syndrome, marked hypertrophy of nerve roots and plexi, respiratory failure, or cranial neuropathy ✅ Finally, verify your diagnosis against the EAN/PNS guidelines to ensure accuracy here: live.avomd.io/algo/d483be0c-…