Stroke, epilepsy and Parkinson's disease treatment
The Ichilov Institute of Neurology brings together specialists in MS, Parkinson's, epilepsy and neurodegenerative disorders.
Amnon Mosek is the deputy head of the neurology department at the Ichilov Medical Center. Specializing as a neurologist, Mosek dedicates much of his time to research in the treatment of migraine attacks. Together with colleagues from Europe and America, he develops and tests modern medications to assist those suffering from migraines.
Nir Giladi can confidently be considered part of the elite group of neurologists. Giladi serves as the head of the neurology department at the Ichilov (Sourasky) medical complex. He received his education by graduating from the medical faculty of Ben-Gurion University. He then completed an internship at the Ha-Emek clinic…
Neurologist at the Levinstein Rehabilitation Center. Graduate of Leningrad Medical Institute, class of 1995. Completed an internship in Israel in the field of neurology and physiotherapy for rehabilitation activities. The diverse medical experience of the doctor is reflected in her scientific work and publications.
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Congenital disorders of sexual differentiation are endocrine system diseases that are difficult to diagnose and treat. Causes Deviations from the norm in fetal sexual development may be due to genetic mutations and various disorders…
Learn moreMultiple sclerosis is a disease that affects people of various ages, regardless of status or origin, making this widespread issue a concern for many. The course of this disease and its consequences are nearly impossible to predict…
Learn moreToday, Parkinson's disease is particularly widespread. It has taken on a chronic nature and adversely affects the functioning of the nervous system, impairing motor activity. This condition is usually caused by the loss of cells that contain d…
Learn moreThe disease characterized by damage to the muscles and nervous system is called myasthenia. It is such a severe pathology that doctors find it very difficult to combat, and sometimes it is simply impossible to completely eliminate it.…
Learn moreAmyotrophic lateral sclerosis is a complex disease related to the body's nervous system. It most often manifests in the disruption and destruction of neurons that control muscle activity. This disease affects all functions of the body…
Learn moreNarrowing of the carotid arteries or carotid artery stenosis can lead to impaired blood supply to the brain and even ischemic stroke. Timely diagnosis and treatment of carotid artery stenosis in Israel can help prevent the development of…
Learn moreAtherosclerosis is a disease in which cholesterol accumulates on the walls of large blood vessels, forming atherosclerotic plaques that narrow the passages within the vessels. As the unhealthy vessel narrows, blood flow decreases...
Learn moreSystemic lupus erythematosus is a disease caused by systemic inflammatory processes associated with the production of autoantibodies by the body against its own tissues. The disease affects people aged 20 to 40, predominantly women.
Learn moreCerebral palsy (CP) is a disorder of brain activity that arises from improper development or birth injury, characterized by impairments in speech, motor functionality, and mental development…
Learn moreMovement coordination disorders or ataxia are quite common motor function impairments. Limbs may lose strength or maintain their previous level. A child's movements with such disorders become awkward, imprecise, and balance is disrupted when walking or standing.
Learn moreSwallowing reflex disorders in children are also known as dysphagia. These types of disorders manifest during eating and chewing. Often, dysphagia is the reason children refuse to eat. Causes The causes of dysphagia can…
Learn moreCerebral palsy is a condition that manifests as a whole category of motor impairment symptoms associated with damage to the CNS and underdeveloped brain. CP can present with intellectual development disorders, epilepsy. P…
Learn moreVarious sensitivity disorders of the larynx can result from disturbances in the peripheral and central nervous systems. Loss of sensitivity manifests as hyperesthesia, anesthesia, and paresthesia. Specialists in Israel use a comprehensive approach…
Learn morePharyngeal neurosis is a pathology associated with disorders of the nervous system, specifically the innervation apparatus. Pharyngeal neurosis is characterized by conditions such as hyperesthesia, paresthesia, and hypesthesia. For the treatment of pharyngeal neurosis in Israel, c…
Learn moreLabyrinthitis is an inflammatory damage to the inner ear. It occurs as a result of infection or trauma. In Israel, both surgical and medical treatments for labyrinthitis are performed. The choice of treatment method depends on the underlying cause…
Learn moreDysphagia is a swallowing disorder. During the act of swallowing, the patient experiences discomfort, often painful, while food passes through the esophagus. Causes The main cause of dysphagia is a disruption of the muscular innervation of the throat…
Learn moreParkinson's disease is a neurological disorder. Progressing slowly, it has a chronic course. Another name for this ailment is tremor paralysis. This disease primarily affects elderly individuals, although it can also occur in people over 50.
Learn moreEpilepsy is classified as a chronic brain disease. This condition affects approximately one percent of the world's population. It is characterized by periodic seizures, convulsions, and changes in psycho-emotional state. The cause...
Learn moreTremor is an extrapyramidal disorder characterized by shaking of certain parts of the body. It most commonly manifests as tremor of the hands and head. Less frequently, shaking of the lower jaw, eyelids, and the entire body is observed. If these disturbances exist, it indicates that there are malfunctions in the body.
Learn moreMultiple sclerosis is a disease that affects people of all ages - both young and old. This condition involves damage to several areas of the nervous system. As a result, lesions or plaques form on the nerve sheath…
Learn moreInflammatory diseases of the human nervous system are very common today. These complications can last quite a long time and require prolonged and careful treatment. Neurological pathologies must be taken very seriously, as they affect the normal functioning of other organs and systems.
Learn moreHeredity can influence not only a person's character or appearance but also how the body develops and what disorders and pathologies it acquires. Hereditary diseases can vary widely. For example, these include degenerative diseases, epilepsy, neuromuscular diseases, conditions characterized by impaired development and migration of neurons, as well as tumors of the central nervous system.
Learn moreThe human brain is an important organ responsible for the normal functioning of the entire body. Thanks to circulation in the vascular system of the spinal and brain, each organ can function normally. Disorders of this blood flow can lead to physical deviations and consciousness disturbances.
Learn moreMigraine is a high-intensity pain that affects one half of the head (mainly the ocular, frontal, and temporal regions), during which the patient has an exaggerated sensitivity to light and sound stimuli. Causes The causes of migraine...
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