Neurology
Introduction
Advances in the last two decades of the last century have changed the way neurologists treat their patients. With the advent of sophisticated investigations the element of guess work in day to day clinical management is disappearing at a fast pace. Coupled with novel methods of treatment, medical care has been transformed into a high tech process, which can be pursued with mathematical precision.
Facilities Available
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- Exclusive 6 bed Neurology ICU fitted with Ventilator, Pulse oxymeter, Flame photometer to manage CVA, GB Syndrome, ADEM and metabolic disorders.
- Electrophysiology lab with 16 channel digital EEG Unit with photic stimulator for brain mapping, Allied department of Radiology and Neurosurgery for management and speedy intervention when required. A well equipped physiotherapy department supports a smooth recovery and Rehabilitation.
- Comprehensive stroke care unit (multidisciplinary team consists of a Neurologist, Neuro surgeon, Intervention
- Radiologist, Speech therapist, Physiotherapist, Social worker etc.)
Stroke
- Group of nurses specially trained for managing Acute Ischemic strokes
- 24*7 IV Thrombolysis facility
- 24*7 MRI-CT Scanning facility
- 24*7 Mechanical Thrombectomy facility
- Complete rehabilitation for Stroke patients including Speech and Language Therapy, Physiotherapy and Counseling if needed
- Angioplasty and stent for Stroke management
Speciality Clinics : Headache and Vertigo clinic (In Conjection with ENT & Ophthalmology department)
NO MORE FEAR OF BRAIN STROKE, LETS FACE IT WITH MOULANA STROKE TEAM
WHAT IS STROKE ?
Stroke occurs when flow to a part of brain is stopped either by a blockage or rupture of a blood vessel
TYPES OF STROKES
ISCHEMIC STROKE
It occurs when a blood clot blocks a blood vessel and prevents blood and oxygen from getting to a part of brain
HAEMORRHAGIC STROKE
It occurs when a blood vessel ruptures due to high blood pressure or blebs in the blood vessel (Aneurysm)
EMBOLIC STROKE
An embolic stroke occurs when a blood clot that forms elsewhere in the body breaks loose and travels to the brain via the bloodstream.
HOW TO IDENTIFY A STROKE
F.A.S.T. is a simple test used to understand the symptoms of stroke from its time of onset itself.
After F.A.S.T. examination if you knew you had a stroke, rush to a Stroke ready Hospital (“Remember Time is Brain”)
WHAT IS A STROKE READY HOSPITAL
A hospital is said to be Stroke Ready if it has
- Availability of a Neurologist and Neuro-Surgeon specialized in stroke care
- Availability of 24*7 Interventional Neuro-Radiologist
- 24*7 Mechanical Throbectomy facility
- 24*7 IV Thrombolysis facility
- 24*7 MRI & CT imaging facility
- Rehabilitation for stroke patients with Physio-Speech-Psycho therapy
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