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By Dr Nicholas Tsarouchas
27.09.24
Neurophysiology

How can a neurophysiologist help you if you suffer from epilepsy?

A neurophysiologist plays a key role in diagnosing and managing epilepsy, offering a range of services that can greatly improve the quality of life for those suffering from this condition. Leading consultant neurologist and clinical neurophysiologist Dr Nikolaos Tsarouchas discusses how these professionals can help, in this informative article.

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By Dr Haga Kargwell
24.07.24
Neurophysiology

How to prepare for a Nerve Conduction Study (NCS)

A Nerve Conduction Study is a diagnostic test used to evaluate the function of the peripheral nerves. This test helps in diagnosing conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, neuropathy and other nerve disorders. Preparing for an NCS is straightforward but essential to ensure accurate results. Highly respected consultant clinical neurophysiologist Dr Haga Kargwell tells us what you need to know about preparing for the procedure.

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By Dr Taimour Alam
09.03.23
Neurophysiology

An expert guide: Nerve conduction studies and EMG

In this informative guide for patients, revered consultant neurophysiologist Dr Taimour Alam shares his expert insight on nerve conduction and EMG studies.

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By Professor Debora Elijah
18.12.19
Neurophysiology

Self-regulation: is it really possible?

We all experience situations where we need to practice emotional control. It may be difficult to keep emotions in check when our buttons are really being pushed. We've asked one of our top neuropsychologists Dr Debora Elijah if it really is possible for both adults and children to have self-regulation and if so, how?

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By Mr Christopher Chandler
28.03.19
Neurophysiology

Colloid cyst; all you need to know about this benign brain tumour

A colloid cyst is a benign brain tumour, which means it’s non-cancerous. These cysts don’t spread, but they do slowly grow in size. Due to its location in the ventricles, a colloid cyst can sometimes cause a blockage of cerebral spinal fluid (CSF). Mr Christopher Chandler talks about the symptoms of a colloid cyst and how we can treat one.

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Neurophysiology

What is Central Sensitivity Syndrome, and why is it difficult to diagnose?

Central Sensitivity Syndrome is a condition that causes multiple conditions, causing it to be difficult to diagnose. Here we explore the syndrome in more detail.

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