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The Most Common Neurological Disorders That Cause Insomnia
If sleep problems persist despite lifestyle changes such as better sleep hygiene, cutting back on screen time, or adjusting caffeine intake, it may be time to consider a neurological explanation.
Understanding the Different Types of Seizures: A Patient Guide
A seizure can look like dramatic convulsions, or it can look like a brief staring spell that lasts only a few seconds. It’s important to know the signs and types of seizures.
Identifying the Warning Signs of a Seizure
Seizures occur in several stages, though not every person experiences every phase. The symptoms and progression of a seizure can vary depending on the type of seizure and the individual affected.
Understanding Non-Invasive Neurological Tests
Many neurological tests are now non-invasive, requiring no surgery, needles, or recovery.
Nerve Conduction Study vs Electromyography
Learn what a nerve conduction study is, what an EMG is, and why your doctor may have referred you to both. The more information you have about your health, the more informed decisions you can make.
Surgery for Carotid Artery Disease: Pros, Cons, and a Second Opinion
Learn what carotid artery disease is and how you get it, the pros and cons of surgery, and what a second opinion could do for you if you’re debating carotid artery surgery.
The Most Common Neurological Disorders That Cause Insomnia
If sleep problems persist despite lifestyle changes such as better sleep hygiene, cutting back on screen time, or adjusting caffeine intake, it may be time to consider a neurological explanation.
Understanding the Different Types of Seizures: A Patient Guide
A seizure can look like dramatic convulsions, or it can look like a brief staring spell that lasts only a few seconds. It’s important to know the signs and types of seizures.
Identifying the Warning Signs of a Seizure
Seizures occur in several stages, though not every person experiences every phase. The symptoms and progression of a seizure can vary depending on the type of seizure and the individual affected.
Understanding Non-Invasive Neurological Tests
Many neurological tests are now non-invasive, requiring no surgery, needles, or recovery.
Nerve Conduction Study vs Electromyography
Learn what a nerve conduction study is, what an EMG is, and why your doctor may have referred you to both. The more information you have about your health, the more informed decisions you can make.
Surgery for Carotid Artery Disease: Pros, Cons, and a Second Opinion
Learn what carotid artery disease is and how you get it, the pros and cons of surgery, and what a second opinion could do for you if you’re debating carotid artery surgery.
We offer complete adult neurological care as well as in-office neurodiagnostic studies:
- EEG (brain wave)
- Memory/Cognitive Test
- EMG/NCT (nerve and muscle testing)
- Sudo Scans
- Computerized dynamic posturography
- Visual evoked potentials
- Non-invasive studies to diagnose blockage of blood circulation to the brain
- Transcranial Doppler
- Carotid Doppler Ultrasound
- Vestibular testing (inner ear)
- Neurology Consult