Neurological Treatments in Turkey – Istanbul – Antalya – Izmir
The Departments of Neurology and Neurosurgery at the Turkish Hospitals treat most complex disorders with a multidisciplinary approach. Both the neurology and neurosurgery programs for adults and children work in close collaboration with other pediatric, radiological and oncological disciplines to provide comprehensive care for our patients.
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How are neurological disorders treated?
Many disorders can be treated. Treatment or symptomatic relief is different for each condition. To find treatment options, neurologists will perform and interpret tests of the brain or nervous system. Treatment can help patients with neurological disorders maintain the best possible quality of life.
What is a neurological examination?
During a neurological examination, the neurologist reviews the patient’s health history with special attention to the current condition. The patient then takes a neurological exam. Typically, the exam tests vision, strength, coordination, reflexes and sensation. This information helps the neurologist determine if the problem is in the nervous system. Further tests may be needed to confirm a diagnosis or find a specific treatment.
Why do patients need a neurological examination?
An examination is used when a family doctor seeks a specialized opinion about a patient whose symptoms may involve the brain or nervous system. The examination may also be performed when a patient wants a second opinion from a neurologist. The neurologist’s expertise in disorders of the brain and nervous system can give patients effective diagnosis and treatment for neurological disorders.
The neurosurgeons and neurologists have experience in evaluating and treating the most complex of neurological disorders and providing the most up-to-date of treatment present. All specialists utilize the latest technology available in neurosurgery.