Conditions commonly managed in Neurology
Stroke
Sudden neurological injury caused by blocked or ruptured blood vessels in the brain.
View condition →Epilepsy
A neurological disorder characterized by recurrent unprovoked seizures.
View condition →Parkinson Disease
A progressive movement disorder related to loss of dopamine-producing brain cells.
View condition →Multiple Sclerosis
An immune-mediated disorder affecting the brain and spinal cord.
View condition →Migraine
A recurrent neurological headache disorder often associated with nausea and sensory sensitivity.
View condition →Peripheral Neuropathy
Damage to peripheral nerves causing pain, numbness or weakness.
View condition →Myasthenia Gravis
An autoimmune disorder causing fluctuating muscle weakness.
View condition →Motor Neuron Disease
Progressive disorders affecting nerve cells that control voluntary movement.
View condition →Dementia
Progressive impairment in memory, thinking and daily function from multiple possible causes.
View condition →Alzheimer Disease
A common neurodegenerative cause of progressive dementia.
View condition →Movement Disorders
Conditions causing abnormal or impaired movement, including tremor and dystonia.
View condition →Neuromuscular Disorders
Conditions affecting nerves, muscles or the neuromuscular junction.
View condition →Procedures & treatment options
These are common procedures associated with this specialty. Whether any procedure is appropriate depends on individual specialist assessment.
Stroke Thrombolysis
Emergency clot-dissolving medicine for eligible acute ischemic stroke.
View procedure →Mechanical Thrombectomy
Endovascular removal of a large clot causing selected strokes.
View procedure →Botulinum Toxin Therapy
Targeted injections for selected movement disorders, spasticity and chronic migraine.
View procedure →Epilepsy Monitoring
Video EEG monitoring to characterize seizures and plan treatment.
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