Детский невролог жулебино: 10 детских неврологов в Жулебино (Москва), 44 отзыва пациентов

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Гирудотерапевт , Мануальный терапевт , Невролог

Стаж 21 год

Клиника: Клиника современной диагностики

Стоимость приема — 1350р.

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Занимается диагностикой, профилактикой и лечением головокружений, невралгий, неврозов, остеохондроза, склероза, атеросклероза, вегетососудистой дистонии, эпилепсии, межпозвоночных грыж, головных болей и других заболеваний нервной системы.→

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г. Москва, ул. Привольная, д. 70, корп. 1

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Врач ЛФК , Невролог

Стаж 4 года / Врач первой категории,

Клиника: Доктор с вами в Жулебино

Стоимость приема — 1700р.

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Специализируется на диагностике и лечении головной боли различного генеза и головокружения, невралгии, невроза, остеохондроза, склероза, эпилепсии. Проводит лечение межпозвоночных грыж, атеросклероза, вегетососудистой дистонии и других заболеваний нервной системы.→

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г. Москва, Генерала Кузнецова, д. 19, корп. 1

Принимает детей
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Невролог

Стаж 27 лет / Врач высшей категории, Кандидат медицинских наук, Доцент

Клиника: Доктор с вами в Жулебино

Стоимость приема — 1700р.

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Занимается диагностированием и лечением заболеваний, связанных с деятельностью центральной нервной системы (спинной мозг, головной мозг), периферической нервной системы (то есть нервные волокна). Занимается терапией опухолевых образований спинного/головного мозга, эпилептических приступов, невритов, энцефалопатии, нарушений кровообращения,…→

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г. Москва, Генерала Кузнецова, д. 19, корп. 1

Принимает детей
и взрослых

Мануальный терапевт , Невролог

Стаж 18 лет

Клиника: Клиника современной диагностики

Стоимость приема — 1800р.

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Специализируется на диагностике и лечении болей в области суставов, позвоночника, спины, головных болей, мигреней, головокружений, заболеваний внутренних органов, остеохондроза позвоночника, плечелопаточных периартритов, радикулита. Восстанавливает мышечный тонус. Занимается диагностикой, лечением и профилактикой заболеваний нервной системы, а…→

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г. Москва, ул. Привольная, д. 70, корп. 1

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Невролог

Стаж 39 лет

Клиника: Витбиомед+ в Жулебино

Стоимость приема — 1800р.

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Проводит диагностику и лечение головных болей, головокружений, невралгий, неврозов, остеохондроза, склероза, эпилепсии, межпозвоночных грыж, атеросклероза, вегетососудистой дистонии и других заболеваний нервной системы.→

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г. Москва, ул. Пронская, д. 6, корп. 2

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Вертебролог , Невролог , Физиотерапевт

Стаж 7 лет / Врач первой категории,

Клиника: Евромедклиник 24 Жулебино

Стоимость приема — 2500р.

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Специализируется на диагностике и лечении таких заболеваний нервной системы, как атеросклероз, головная боль различного генеза и головокружения, невралгии и неврозы, склероз, эпилепсия, мигрень, вегетососудистая дистония и др.→

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г. Москва, Люберцы, м-н Городок Б, ул. 3-е Почтовое Отделение, д. 102

Врачи Неврологи у ближайших станций метро

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Мануальный терапевт , Невролог , Ортопед , Остеопат

Стаж 27 лет

Клиника: Prima Clinica , Алтай

Стоимость приема — по запросу

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Специализируется на диагностике и терапии заболеваний опорно-двигательного аппарата (возрастные, посттравматические), центральной нервной системы, эпилепсии, лицевых болей, рассеянного склероза, вегето-сосудистой дистонии, перенесенных нейроинфекций. Использует в своей работе ручные техники, оказывая воздействие на мышечную и костную ткани…→

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г. Москва, ул. Дербеневская, д. 1, стр. 5, подъезд 53

г. Москва, Большая Спасская, д.10, к.1

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и взрослых

Невролог

Стаж 14 лет / Врач первой категории,

Клиника: Международный центр лечения позвоночника и суставов

Стоимость приема — 900р.

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Владеет методиками параветебральных и периартикулярных блокад. Проводит лечение остеохондроза позвоночника, грыжи дисков, головные боли различной этиологии, мигрени, дегенеративные заболевания ЦНС, вегето-сосудистая дистония; обследование (ЭЭГ) и заключение для справки ГИБДД.→

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г. Москва, г.Реутов, ул. Октября, д. 2Б

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Невролог

Стаж 14 лет / Врач первой категории,

Клиника: Центравиамед в Томилино

Стоимость приема — 1015р.

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Врач-невролог. Занимается диагностикой и лечением заболеваний позвоночника, периферической нервной системы, сосудистых и дегенеративных заболеваний ЦНС, лечением головных болей, пароксизмальных состояний, эпилепсии, вегето-сосудистой дистонии, нарушений сна. →

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г. Московская область, пос. Томилино ул. Гаршина, д. 26 стр. 152

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Невролог , Рефлексотерапевт

Стаж 11 лет / Врач высшей категории,

Клиника: Медицинский центр Экстра

Стоимость приема — 1200р. 900р.

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Проводит диагностику и лечение болезней нервной системы: дорсопатии (боли в позвоночнике), головные боли, шум в ушах, головокружение, мигрень, невриты, невралгии, нарушение сна, снижение памяти.→

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г. Москва, Мячковский б-р, д.13, эт 2,3

-16%

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Мануальный терапевт , Невролог

Стаж 10 лет / Врач высшей категории,

Клиника: Центр неврологии и МРТ. Люблино

Стоимость приема — 1200р. 1000р.

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Проводит лечение последствий спортивных и бытовых травм, миофасциальный релизинг, постизометрическую релаксацию, использует тракционные и мобилизационные техники, остеопатические техники.→

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г. Москва, ул. Люблинская, д. 42Д

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Невролог , Рефлексотерапевт

Стаж 17 лет / Врач первой категории, Кандидат медицинских наук

Клиника: Лечебно-диагностический центр Кутузовский

Стоимость приема — 1300р.

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Занимается реабилитацией больных с невритами лицевого нерва, острых нарушениях мозгового кровообращения (ОНМК).→

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г. Москва, ул. Давыдковская, д. 5

Принимает детей
и взрослых

Вызвать врача на дом

Вертебролог , Невролог

Стаж 15 лет / Врач высшей категории,

Клиника: Брюханова Олеся Валерьевна , Брюханова Олеся Валерьевна 2-й

Стоимость приема — 1500р.

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Занимается диагностикой и лечением заболеваний центральной и периферической нервной системы: нарушение мозгового кровообращения, дегенеративно-деструктивные заболевания позвоночника, демиелинизирующие заболевания, полинейропатии и др. Также проводит паравертебральные блокады. Не принимает беременных женщин, не лечит пациентов с переломами или…→

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г. Москва, 1-й Волконский пер., д. 15

г. Московская область, 3-й Покровский пр-д, д. 2

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Принимает детей
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Невролог

Стаж 10 лет

Клиника: Центр Дикуля Марьино

Стоимость приема — 1500р. 1200р.

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Специализируется на диагностике и лечении таких заболеваний нервной системы, как атеросклероз, головная боль различного генеза и головокружения, невралгии и неврозы, склероз, эпилепсия, мигрень, вегетососудистая дистония и др.→

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г. Москва, Новочеркасский б-р, д. 55, корп. 2

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и взрослых

Невролог

Стаж 23 года / Врач высшей категории,

Клиника: Центр Дикуля Марьино

Стоимость приема — 1500р. 1200р.

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Проводит диагностику и лечение таких заболеваний нервной системы, как невралгии и неврозы, склероз, атеросклероз, головная боль различного генеза и головокружения, эпилепсия, мигрень, вегетососудистая дистония и др.→

Неврологи на метро Жулебино: 26 отзывов, 120 врачей

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Я второй раз лежу в этом отделении и хочу отметить прекрасную работу всего персонала. Заведующий отделением радушно встречает в день прибытия и настраивает на спокойное лечение.
Маркин Э.В. — образец человечности и душевности, а это, как известно, залог 50% положительного лечения.
Подстать заведующему и команда врачей. Все профессионалы своего дела, быстро находят контакт с пациентом и обеспечивают оптимальное решение всех проблем и средний мед.персонал работает как единое целое: своевременно и качественно отпускают все процедуры, в любую минуту готовы придти на помощь и инвалиду и немощной старушке.
Огромная благодарность всему персоналу. Прошу данный отзыв довести до сведения всего коллектива.
С уважение Сладкова Л.А. вдова участника войны, инвалид 2 группы, 86 лет

25 февраля 2020 г.

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Находилась в госпитале на лечение с 10.02.2020. Поступила с сильными болями в пояснично-крестцовом отделе позвоночника в 9-е неврологическое отделение Хочу выразить большую благодарность заведующему этого отделения Зеливянскому Михаилу Геннадиевичу за профессионализм и заботу. Хочу отметить, хоть заведующий и не был моим лечащим врачом, но каждое утро он обходит палаты больных, желает хорошего дня и интересуется здоровьем всех пациентов. Очень заботливый врач по отношению к больным! Так же хочу сказать большое спасибо моему лечащему врачу Сергееву Игорю Вадимовичу за назначенное лечение после которого мне стало намного легче! Он был врачом всей палаты в которой я лежала (4 человека) хочу отметить хорошее, заботливое отношение ко всем пациентам. Врач приходит на осмотр каждый день, спрашивает как самочувствие и т. д., если что-то беспокоит, то врач сразу же корректирует план лечения. Так же огромное спасибо всему медицинскому персоналу и физиотерапевтическому отделению. Все мед. сёстры хорошие, ко всем пожилым людям относятся уважительно, по-доброму. Не могу оставить без внимания и весь персонал физиотерапевтического отделения, все они тоже очень спокойные, чуткие, всегда на позитиве и шутят с пациентами! Сам госпиталь удобно обустроен, в палатах достаточно свободно, а сама территория очень красивая. В целом очень всем довольна и очень рада, что попала сюда. Спасибо за ваш профессионализм!

25 февраля 2020 г.

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Хочу выразить благодарность врачу-неврологу Калининой Светлане Михайловне за профессионализм, внимательное отношение к пациентам, добродушие. От неё уходишь с положительным настроением и верой в выздоровление. Побольше бы таких врачей в нашем здравоохранении!

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Замечательнейший специалист, очень добрая, чуткая, внимательная, всегда приветлива, встретит добрым словом, вежливая и тактичная. Все скрининги по УЗИ у нее делала, когда сыночком беременная была. Побольше бы таких врачей.

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Очень приятная женщина и отличный доктор. Доброжелательна, вежлива. Каждому доктору нужно брать пример с таких людей.

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90000 What is Pediatric Neurology? (With pictures) 90001 90002 Pediatric neurology is a medical discipline that aims to confront and, as effectively as possible, treat the unique neurological problems associated with young people, specifically those under 18 years of age. Typically, a regular neurologist will handle older patients. A wide variety of neurological disorders, such as epilepsy and neurological diseases, can be present in unique forms in children.It is the job of a pediatric neurologist to be familiar with these forms and to work to treat them. 90003 90004 Pediatric neurologists care for children with cerebral palsy. 90002 There are different kinds of specialists involved in the field of pediatric neurology.Pediatric neurologists are physicians who work to diagnose and treat neurological problems in children to the best of their abilities. They specialize in performing often complex surgeries concerning the nervous systems of children. Neurological issues can overlap with other fields as well. While mild sleep disorders, for example, can usually be treated by general pediatricians, sometimes neurologists are necessary to diagnose and solve such problems. 90003 90007 Physician examining child.90002 The field covers a broad array of areas within a child’s body. Pediatric neurologists are primarily interested in disorders of the central, autonomous, and peripheral nervous systems, but they are often also called upon to examine the blood vessels, nerve coverings, and effector tissues, such as muscles, that are closely related to the nervous system .90003 90002 Want to automatically save time and money month? Take a 2-minute quiz to find out how you can start saving up to $ 257 / month. 90003 90012 A child getting unexplained headaches may be related to problems in the central nervous system.90002 There are several neurological disorders that are common in children. Epilepsy is a seizure-causing disorder that is most common in children and in people over the age of 65. Generally, most of the symptoms of epilepsy can be controlled but not cured, although the symptoms of this condition may change over time.It is the role of a pediatric neurologist to confront the symptoms of epilepsy that are unique to children. 90003 90015 Pediatric neurology is a medical specialty that focuses on conditions of the brain and other parts of a child’s nervous system.90002 Neuromuscular diseases, such as cerebral palsy, can cause severe physical disability in children. In some cases, children have developmental delays that can be linked to neural causes. Children often get unexplained headaches that are related to problems in the central nervous system.Learning and behavioral disorders, such as attention-deficit disorder (ADD) and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), are also common. Pediatric neurologists are specially trained to recognize and, in any way possible, treat these unique neural problems of children. 90003 90018 Part of pediatric neurology is helping those with learning disorders like ADD who may struggle in school..90000 How To Become a Pediatric Neurologist 90001 90002 Physicians and surgeons have demanding education and training requirements. Almost all physicians complete at least 4 years of undergraduate school, 4 years of medical school, and, depending on their specialty, 3 to 7 years in internship and residency programs. 90003 90004 Education 90005 90002 Most applicants to medical school have at least a bachelor’s degree, and many have advanced degrees. Although no specific major is required, all students must complete undergraduate work in biology, chemistry, physics, math, and English.Students also take courses in the humanities and social sciences. In addition, some students volunteer at local hospitals or clinics to gain experience in a healthcare setting. 90003 90002 Medical schools are highly competitive. Most applicants must submit transcripts, scores from the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT), and letters of recommendation. Schools also consider an applicant’s personality, leadership qualities, and participation in extracurricular activities. Most schools require applicants to interview with members of the admissions committee.90003 90002 A few medical schools offer combined undergraduate and medical school programs that last 6 or 7 years. 90003 90002 Students spend most of the first 2 years of medical school in laboratories and classrooms, taking courses such as anatomy, biochemistry, pharmacology, psychology, medical ethics, and the laws governing medicine. They also gain practical skills, learning to take medical histories, examine patients, and diagnose illnesses. 90003 90002 During their last 2 years, medical students work with patients under the supervision of experienced physicians in hospitals and clinics.Through rotations in internal medicine, family practice, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, psychiatry, and surgery, they gain experience in diagnosing and treating illnesses in a variety of areas. 90003 90004 Important Qualities 90005 90002 90004 90020 Communication skills. 90021 90005 Physicians and surgeons need to be excellent communicators. They must be able to communicate effectively with their patients and other healthcare support staff. 90003 90002 90004 90020 Compassion.90021 90005 Physicians and surgeons deal with patients who are sick or injured and may be in extreme pain or distress. Physicians and surgeons must be able to treat patients and their families with compassion and understanding. 90003 90002 90004 90020 Detail oriented. 90021 90005 Physicians and surgeons must ensure that patients are receiving appropriate treatment and medications. They must also monitor and record various pieces of information related to patient care. 90003 90002 90004 90020 Dexterity.90021 90005 Physicians and surgeons must be good at working with their hands. They may work with very precise and sometimes sharp tools, and mistakes can have serious consequences. 90003 90002 90004 90020 Leadership skills. 90021 90005 Physicians who work in their own practice need to be effective leaders. They must be able to manage a staff of other professionals to run their practice. 90003 90002 90004 90020 Organizational skills. 90021 90005 Some physicians own their own practice.Strong organizational skills, including good recordkeeping, are critical in both medical and business settings. 90003 90002 90004 90020 Patience. 90021 90005 Physicians and surgeons may work for long periods with patients who need special attention. Persons who fear medical treatment may require more patience. 90003 90002 90004 90020 Physical stamina. 90021 90005 Physicians and surgeons should be comfortable performing physical tasks, such as lifting or turning disabled patients.Surgeons may spend a great deal of time bending over patients during surgery. 90003 90002 90004 90020 Problem-solving skills. 90021 90005 Physicians and surgeons need to evaluate patients ‘symptoms and administer the appropriate treatments. They need to do this quickly if a patient’s life is threatened. 90003 90004 Training 90005 90002 After medical school, almost all graduates enter a residency program in their specialty of interest. A residency usually takes place in a hospital and varies in duration, generally lasting from 3 to 7 years, depending on the specialty.90003 90004 Licenses, Certifications, and Registrations 90005 90002 All states require physicians and surgeons to be licensed; requirements vary by state. To qualify for a license, candidates must graduate from an accredited medical school and complete residency training in their specialty. 90003 90002 All physicians and surgeons also must pass a standardized national licensure exam. M.D.s take the U.S. Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE). D.O.s take the Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Licensing Examination (COMLEX-USA).For specific state information about licensing, contact your state’s medical board. 90003 90002 Certification is not required for physicians and surgeons; however, it may increase their employment opportunities. M.D.s and D.O.s seeking board certification in a specialty may spend up to 7 years in residency training; the length of time varies with the specialty. To become board certified, candidates must complete a residency program and pass a specialty certification exam from the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS), the American Osteopathic Association (AOA), or the American Board of Physician Specialties (ABPS).90003 .90000 Introduction to Neurology 90001 90002 Introduction to Neurology 90003 90004 The Central Axiom 90005 90006 Everything you have worked for has been for this moment. The brain lies at the center of our personal universe. It transforms a chaotic world of hurling particles into the perception of sense and stability. In addition to creating a sensory representation of reality, the brain allows us to be aware of ourselves and others. Every nervous system process can be deconstructed into sensation, movement, emotion, memory, and communication.The brain allows humans to create, explore, interact, and yearn for something better. It contains our greatest dreams and hopes, as well as our fears and nightmares. It is where life and religion originate. It is where good and evil reside. It is where life ends. 90007 90006 The central axiom of medicine is simple. Support and protect the brain. Everything you have learned in medical school has directly or indirectly been for this purpose. The TCA cycle, G proteins, anatomy of the heart, acid / base balance and the kidney, and oxygen transport with the blood and lungs are all critical to keep the brain alive.90007 90006 Do not misinterpret this to mean that everyone should become a Neurologist. That would be foolish, and not in the brain’s best interest. We need cardiologists, nephrologists, and pulmonologists. In the game of chess, the pawns are important as well. If every piece was the king, then chaos would reign. Just as the body has divided the organs to protect and support the brain, so must the field of medicine emulate this division of labor for the greater good. So rest assured. The goal of this clerkship is not to permanently transform every medical student into a Neurologist.You will just be asked to be a Neurologist for your 4 weeks on this rotation, with no obligation to necessarily remain one at the end. 90007 90012 90004 Why Should We Study the Brain 90005 90006 90016 «Hearts and kidneys are Tinkertoys! I’m talking about the central nervous system «. 90017 -Gene Wilder, Young Frankenstein 90018 90007 90006 The brain is by far the most complex and fascinating organ of the body. Although some may try to argue, it is the organ most worthy of a lifetime of study.The brain can be contrasted with the heart, which undoubtedly plays a key supportive role. The heart, in all its intricacy, comes down to 4 chambers, 4 valves, and some electrical wire. Of note is that it can also be replaced, by a man-made rendition. The heart of one person can be transplanted into another person within a matter of hours. Now, how complicated can that be? 90007 90006 There remains much to be known about the brain. Although tremendous strides are made each year, the study of the brain remains in its infancy.This black box is intimidating for many medical students, but has also been the source of fascination for the world’s greatest scientists, writers, and philosophers. It’s true that you can not measure pressure or volume or electrical conductance for the brain as you can with the heart. As quoted by Emerson Pugh: 90007 90006 «If the human brain were so simple 90017 That we could understand it, 90017 We would be so simple 90017 That we could not.» 90007 90012 90004 What Makes Neurology Different 90005 90006 As you make your way through your clerkships, you will note that each field has a particular approach to patients, and also tends to attract a certain personality.You will find most neurologists are both curious and content. Primary importance continues to be placed upon a proper history in order to arrive at the correct diagnosis and course of action. Although there are pressures upon everyone in medicine to see more patients, the initial evaluation can not be short-rift. In clinic, a new patient visit can take an hour, and a follow-up can take 30 minutes. For a complicated new patient in the hospital with an acute problem, it may take well over an hour to do the initial assessment.90007 90006 We learn medicine by talking with patients. Textbooks serve as a guide, but patients translate the medical terminology into the human experience. No one is an expert by reading a book chapter and seeing a single person with a given condition. It will take many patients with a given condition and followed over years until you begin to realize how a disease presents and affects someone. The contact with your patients is invaluable and needs to be fully appreciated. If you know how to listen and make observations, it will enrich your practice and the rest of your life.90007 90006 A good history takes time. With experience, you will learn to ask open-ended and non-leading questions. Neurologists from a previous generation would say that you get nothing meaningful in the history during the 1st half hour! Unfortunately, there are some time constraints, so most histories should be completed in 20-30 minutes unless they are complicated. 90007 90006 As you obtain the history, you start to form a hypothesis about what is going on. Additional questions will further test your hypothesis and develop concepts relating to localization.You will then ask additional questions to help refine your localization. The history is a dynamic process that does require some skill and flexibility. You need to continually scrutinize the information for further clarification to help with medical decision making. You also need the know how to phrase each open-ended question so that the patient will provide a description in their own words. Computers can ask questions, physicians elicit a history. It is also crucial to understand something about the patient’s environment, and how their illness has impacted their ability to function.90007 90006 The physical exam is also a dynamic process. Every patient will get a complete examination, but you need to be flexible and scientific as well. You will carefully scrutinize key parts to test your hypotheses and convince yourself whether a sign is truly present or absent. If you are unsure, you need to repeat the exam maneuver until you are sure, or look for other corroborating sign. An Attending can spend either 10 seconds on the reflexes or 5 minutes, depending upon the clinical scenario.This need to think on-your-feet becomes very enjoyable once comfortable with the concept. 90007 90006 In addition to talking, Neurologists like to examine patients. The neurological exam is very important and serves many purposes. Most patients, unless they have headaches or seizures, will have many interesting neurological findings. If you come to movement disorders or multiple sclerosis clinic, then almost everyone has an abnormal physical exam. The exam can take a substantial part of the office visit.Since you spend time touching the patient, it also helps to solidify the physician-patient relationship. The physical exam in Neurology is a most necessary element of the work-up and an inextricable component of a proper assessment. 90007 90006 The neuro exam will not often give you an answer as to the diagnosis, because the findings are typically not that specific. However, it will give you an idea as to where to localize, how much the person is functionally affected, and also a differential diagnosis.One can really appreciate how people have difficulties in their everyday lives by examining them. 90007 90006 Some may find it frustrating that most neurological diseases do not have a laboratory test that gives a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answer. Parkinson’s disease is based solely upon the clinical characteristics of a unilateral tremor with bradykinesia, rigidity, and postural instability. Despite strides in neurodiagnostic testing, it also remains true that migraines, epilepsy, M.S., and stroke remain a diagnosis based predominantly on clinical grounds.It is not like doing a cardiac catheterization to determine if they have coronary disease. Neurologists know how to spend money on tests, this is for sure. However, a test without the proper reasoning will often create more confusion than illumination. 90007 90006 Finally, neurologists tend to enjoy talking about their specialty. Since the brain is so interesting, it is hard not to teach and discuss. Patient rounds can be long, but hopefully you will find them both educational and enjoyable. Rounds are your opportunity to observe the experienced attending, who has been doing this for some years.Everything the attending says and does with the patient is for a particular reason. There is a lot of learning that can be accomplished on rounds, even though it may not seem like there is specific ‘teaching’. 90007 90012 90004 Dispelling Some Myths 90005 90006 Neurology is depressing.Untrue. The first reason for this misconception is that 2nd year medical school courses are often taught based upon pathology. While our Pathologists do a wonderful job at explaining the basis and the structural changes associated with neurologic diseases, medical school pathology cases can be biased to those patients who did not do well.What you sometimes learn about are the large strokes that herniated and died. And the HSV-Encephalitis that herniated and died. And the end-stage Alzheimer’s that aspirated and died. 90007 90006 Second, medical school clerkships are often based on inpatient experiences. There is no doubt that inpatient neurology contains its fair share of neurological catastrophes. But that experience should not be construed as typical. When you go to outpatient clinic, you will notice strokes and MS and headaches and epilepsy and Parkinson’s disease, with people who are doing remarkably well.90007 90006 Third, even some of the neurological catastrophes do remarkably well. You are seeing these patients in their darkest hour. They are comatose, paralyzed, can not speak or understand. You do not always get to see them in 6 or 12 months. For many, recovery can be remarkable. 90007 90006 Finally, this all needs to be placed into perspective. Unless you are doing well-visits in family practice, every field in medicine has its depressing side. Pediatric oncology can also be depressing.Many people with heart and lung and kidney disease are severely disabled and not doing well. Sometimes we mistake our impression of control and our ability to prescribe modest therapies as equivalent to being effective. 90007 90006 Diagnose, then adios.Again, false. The charge is two-fold: that Neurologists are only interested in the processes of localization and diagnosis, and that there are no treatments. As the joke goes, the neurologic therapeutic arsenal contains phenytoin, steroids, and heparin.90007 90006 First, you need to understand that your power as a doctor is not just because you can prescribe medications. Listening to patients is an important therapeutic process unto itself. Patients can discuss their inner-most concerns without fear of reprisal or judgment. And they can discuss their varied symptoms with someone who understands them. Many people feel uncomfortable telling their symptoms even to their spouse, family, or close friends. Some worry that they are crazy or that their experience is unique.Conveying their experience can be cathartic. 90007 90006 Second, neurology does have many therapeutic agents. Whether it is MS or epilepsy or headache or movement disorders, there has been tremendous development of effective medicines. 90007 90006 Third, what we can do for our patients is not limited to supporting the pharmaceutical company. We teach and provide information. We serve as a liaison for support groups. We coordinate multi-disciplinary teams for dealing with serious illness. Rehabilitation medicine strives to keep people ambulating, mobile, working, and doing all those other things in their life which they care about.We can offer clinical trials that may help the patient, and will hopefully lead to new therapeutic options. 90007 90006 Neurology is too complicated.Wrong. The first week of the rotation might be a bit intimidating. Between remembering your neurosciences, neuroanatomy, diseases of the nervous system courses, localizing the lesion, and prioritizing a differential diagnosis, there is definitely much information to consider. However, within a week, you will be doing all these things. By the end of the 4 weeks, you should have a very good appreciation of how to recognize and communicate neurological issues to other physicians.90007 90006 The MRI will replace Neurologists.Yeah. Right. They’ve been saying this since the first head CT scanner was created in the ’70s. I’m not too worried. 90007 90012 90004 Expectations For This Rotation 90005 90006 This rotation should be challenging. You will be taking care of patients, working with your team, preparing for different rounds, and keeping-up with reading assignments. This is the type of rotation where you will get-out whatever you put in. If you take ownership and responsibility for your patients, then you should definitely feel like an important part of the team.You should be proactive about obtaining additional experiences during your brief time. Time flies when you are busy. 90007 .90000 Pediatric Neurology in Philippines 90001 90002 This information is intended for general information only and should not be considered as medical advice on the part of Health-Tourism.com. Any decision on medical treatments, after-care or recovery should be done solely upon proper consultation and advice of a qualified physician. 90003 90002 90005 90006 What is pediatric neurology? 90007 90003 90002 This is a subspecialty of medicine that focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of diseases and disorders of the nervous system in infants, children and adolescents.This includes the brain, spine, and spinal cord. 90003 90005 90006 Who is a pediatric neurologist? 90007 90002 This is a medical doctor who has special training in treating disorders involving the nervous system in infants, children, and adolescents. 90003 90005 90006 Training 90007 90002 Pediatric neurologists have completed 4 years of medical school, at least 1 year of residency in pediatrics and at least 3 years of residency in adult and pediatric neurology. 90003 90005 90006 Why see a pediatric neurologist? 90007 90002 Pediatric neurologists have the special training that allows them to deal with pediatric patients and provide them with the best care possible.They have great knowledge and understanding of pediatric nervous system disorders. 90003 90002 They collaborate with other doctors and professionals to ensure that the overall care is comprehensive. These include dieticians, primary care physician, speech therapists and other pediatric specialists. 90003 90005 90006 Conditions treated 90007 90031 90032 Seizure disorders such as febrile convulsions, seizures in newborns and epilepsy 90033 90032 Weakness including cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, and nerve-muscle disorders 90033 90032 Behavioral disorders such as attention-deficit or hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) , autism and sleep problems 90033 90032 Developmental disorders such as developmental delay, delayed speech, motor milestones, and coordination issues 90033 90032 Medical aspects of brain tumors and head injuries 90033 90032 Brain injuries including concussions 90033 90032 Headaches, including migraines 90033 90032 Hydrocephalus 90033 90032 Cerebral palsy 90033 90032 Neurogenetic disorders 90033 90032 Stroke 90033 90032 Neurofibromatosis 90033 90056 90005 90006 Tests and procedures performed include: 90007 90031 90032 90006 Electroencephalogram (EEG): 90007 This is a noninvasive and pain-free test which measures brain signals using special sensor s attached to the head.This test determines the cause of seizures as well as pinpoints various neurological conditions. 90033 90032 90006 Electromyography (EMG): 90007 This test assesses the health f the nerves controlling the muscles and the muscles. A needle is inserted into the muscle and electrical activity when nerves are stimulated is observed. The electrical activity is displayed on an oscilloscope. This test assists the doctor to differentiate primary muscle conditions from muscle weakness due to neurological disorders.90033 90032 90006 Nerve conduction velocity test: 90007 This test is usually performed in conjunction with an EMG to evaluate the speed of conduction of impulses through a nerve. Electrodes are placed on the skin to stimulate the nerves with mild electrical impulses. This test is used to diagnose and evaluate nerve destruction and damage. 90033 90032 90006 Evoked potential tests: 90007 These tests gauge the transmission of electrical signals within the spinal cord and brain. It is used to diagnose conditions such as multiple sclerosis.Lumbar puncture: This test measures the intercranial pressure. The test can also be sued to remove cerebrospinal fluid for further laboratory testing. A small needle is inserted between the lumbar vertebrae and pressure measurements are taken or cerebrospinal fluid is removed. The test is used to determine if a headache and vision problems are due to increased pressure. 90033 90032 90006 Sleep tests: 90007 Sleep studies record your child’s physical state at various stages of wakefulness and sleep.A sleep test is also referred t as a polysomnogram. It provides information that is useful in diagnosing sleep problems. 90033 90032 90006 Radiology tests: 90007 These are tests that produce images of the inside of the body. They are also called imaging tests. They use various energy forms which are passed through the body to produce the images. 90005 90033 90056 90087 Learn more about Pediatric Neurology 90088 .