Procedures

There are a variety of botulinum toxin injections that are used for neurological conditions. Botox® is the most popular, and is FDA approved for the treatment of a variety of neurological conditions including chronic migraine headaches, spasticity, and dystonia.

EMG/NCS tests are crucial for diagnosing conditions affecting muscle and nerve function. By measuring electrical activity, they guide in creating effective treatment plans, enhancing recovery and function.

Occipital nerve blocks provide significant relief for headache sufferers, including those with migraines. This minimally invasive treatment reduces pain and inflammation, improving quality of life.

Trigger point injections directly address muscle pain and spasms, offering immediate relief by targeting tight knots in muscles. They are used to provide respite from chronic muscle discomfort.

Deep brain stimulator programming fine-tunes brain electrical impulses to manage movement disorders. This treatment is pivotal for those with Parkinson's disease and essential tremor, significantly easing symptoms.

A 3mm punch biopsy is taken from 3 sites - foot, ankle, upper thigh and sent to a lab for analysis. This procedure can help diagnose patients small fiber neuropathy.

Qutenza treatment, FDA approved for diabetic neuropathy, provides focused relief from nerve pain. It's an option for those seeking effective management of neuropathic pain symptoms

A short-term, non-invasive test lasting 20-60 minutes that records the brain's electrical activity at rest to identify neurological conditions such as epilepsy.

A long-term diagnostic test where brain activity is recorded for 24-72 hours during normal daily activities, using a portable device, to diagnose conditions like epilepsy.