A branch of medicine that studies the causes, mechanisms, and treatment of diseases of the central and peripheral nervous systems. Topographic (regional) and clinical neurology are distinguished. Topographic neurology identifies areas of dysfunction and their extent based on a comprehensive examination. This deductive method is especially common in pediatric neurology. Neurology in children differs significantly from adult neurology. Many neurological diseases typically begin in childhood. Clinical neurology focuses on diagnosing and treating diseases of the nervous system.
Examination of the blood vessels of the head and neck
Doppler ultrasound of the blood vessels of the head and neck (blind method)
Doppler ultrasound of the vessels of the head and neck (blind method) is an effective way to detect various diseases. It is performed quickly, in about 30 minutes, allowing the doctor to identify the cause of symptoms and prescribe effective treatment. Doppler ultrasound of the head vessels helps detect vascular disorders or changes at an early stage, including those caused by blood clots, and assess blood-flow velocity through the main arteries of the head and neck. It can reveal the cause of persistent headaches and show the condition of the vertebral arteries. This examination is performed by SANA Medical Center neurologist Lunara Kabylkanovna Yusupzhanova using a modern SONOMED 300M device.
