Neurology
If you are experiencing frequent headaches, migraines or coordination problems, don't postpone seeing a specialist. Our qualified neurologists can help you manage these and many other conditions.
Experienced neurologists and epileptologists can help treat your symptoms and find the cause of the problem to improve your condition.
We use advanced imaging techniques for diagnostics, including MRI and multi-spiral CT scans, and for treatment, we develop individual treatment plans that include medication therapy, physiotherapy and physical therapy. We strive to ensure that everyone with a neurological condition receives the highest quality care and support. We combine professionalism, advanced medical technology and attentive care to ensure the best possible treatment results.
Specialist Activities
Botulinum therapy for neurological diseases
This is a treatment method based on the injection of botulinum toxin type A into certain muscles to temporarily block nerve impulses, reduce muscle spasms and relieve pain.
Lumbar puncture
Minimally invasive sampling of cerebrospinal fluid to study its composition in order to identify the causes of diseases of the nervous system.
Headache Treatment
An individual approach to the treatment of headaches, aimed at eliminating symptoms and identifying the root cause.
Migraine Treatment
Treatment aimed at reducing the frequency and intensity of migraine attacks. It may include drug therapy, behavioral and cognitive techniques, as well as recommendations for lifestyle and nutrition changes.
Neurologist's appointment
Specialists diagnose neurological symptoms. Among the disorders of NS, it is customary to distinguish several groups of clinical signs — pain syndrome, motor and/or sensory disorders, coordination disorders, pelvic disorders and general symptoms.
Ultrasound of peripheral nerves
A diagnostic method that allows you to assess the condition of nerve trunks and identify pathological changes that disrupt the conduction of nerve impulses.
Specialists
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Neurologist, Manual Therapist, Exercise Therapy and Sports Medicine Specialist, Osteopath
Neurologist, functional diagnostics doctor (stimulation and needle EMG)
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