Adult Neurological Conditions
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Adult neurological conditions include a wide range of diseases affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and other parts of the nervous system. These adult neurological disorders may influence movement, coordination, memory, cognition, sensation, and the ability to perform everyday activities. Neurological disorders in adults can develop for different reasons and may vary considerably in their symptoms and progression.
Neurological conditions may affect
Movement &
coordination
Memory &
cognition
Sensation
Communication
Daily
activities
Some neurological diseases in adults are classified as chronic neurological disorders requiring long-term management, while others are progressive neurological disorders associated with gradual changes in neurological function. Common neurological disorders in adults include multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, and Alzheimer's disease.
These conditions affect the nervous system in different ways but may involve processes such as neuroinflammation, neurodegeneration, impaired neural communication, and progressive loss of nerve cell function. Understanding these brain and nervous system disorders is essential when considering appropriate neurological treatment.
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Multiple sclerosis
Information, questions and consultation
Alzheimers disease
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Parkinson disease
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Mental retardation
Information, questions and consultation
How does the consultation proceed?
Preparation
Available test results and medical documents.
Medical assessment
A conversation with a doctor about your condition and your questions.
Next steps
A discussion of the options and their cost.
How much does the consultation cost?
Ask about the current price and what the visit includes.
Your questions
Bring the test results and medical documents you have: discharge summaries, results of laboratory and imaging tests, and a list of the medicines you are taking. If anything is missing, the team will tell you what is needed before the visit.
Yes. We begin with a conversation by phone or e-mail, in which you share your condition and your questions. The team clarifies the next steps, the required documents and a convenient day and time for the consultation.
The diagnosis, the available test results and the treatment to date. The doctor explains the scientific basis, applicability and limitations of cell-based approaches in your case and proposes next steps.