Dr. Michael Kentris

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213 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 20 Dec

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It's a lot of times I would get patients in my clinic who they have symptoms that I don't know what this is.
And, you know, as a neurologist, I am kind of by default a nerd.
So I spend some of my time reading philosophy.
And one of my favorites, which a lot of people probably read, is Plato's Apology.
Right.
where Socrates says, to paraphrase, the only thing I know is that I know nothing.
And by virtue of that, he declares himself the wisest man in the city.
But I think that's true.
I know just anecdotally over the course, I've been in neurology for 11 years now and postgraduate for seven, that there are entities that exist now that have antibodies named now that did not exist when I started training.
And I can't expect that to change.
If anything, it would only accelerate.
So if someone has a problem,
I think it's reasonable to take it at face value.
And I have several patients now who I, you know, I'm still working them up.
I don't know what's wrong.
They have pain or fatigue or things like this.
And we're kind of working our way through these, right?
Where I feel bad because you, like you said, right?
If we're going to settle on a diagnosis of exclusion, you want to make sure that you're not missing something because that to me is one of the worst things is when you do miss a diagnosis for something that has a definite treatment.
And, you know,
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