WELCOME TO THE DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY
We are committed to ending neurological disease through specialized patient care, innovative research, and the education of tomorrow's physicians. Our department provides comprehensive primary and tertiary neurologic care, as well as neurologic consultation for patients who may return home and patients who must stay overnight.
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Message from our Department Chair
Neurology entered this century with never-before-seen advances in understanding the normal functions of the brain and its diseases. The discovery of mutations in disease genes, the use of novel imaging methods, and the development of new drugs and their evaluation in clinical trials have all led to breakthroughs in the treatment of neurological diseases.
— Stefan M. Pulst, MD
Department Chair
Join Grand Rounds
Next Session
Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m. MT
Upcoming Presentations: May 8, 2024
“A Curious Case of Cranial Nerves VII and X: Progressive Cranial Nerve Palsies as Presenting Symptoms of Multiple Myeloma,” presented by Abigail Bossart, MD
and
"Outcomes and Treatment Response in Patients with Autoimmune-Associated Seizures," presented by Alex Verma, MD, PhD
Passcode: Neuro
Headache School
April Schedule
6:30 p.m. MT
April 23, 2024 | "Forgiveness: How Can It Help Us Get Better?" presented by Dan Kaufmann, PhD
EXTRA SESSION: April 30, 2024 | "Why Are Behavioral/Psychological and Lifestyle Recommendations Part of Migraine Management? How behavioral therapies and lifestyle enhancements can improve life with migraine." presented by Dawn Buse, PhD
Participants are not allowed to record Zoom sessions. However, we will post the meeting recording to YouTube shortly afterward.
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