I have some questions about Neurologist. Please answer ASAP!!!!
1. How many hours do you work?
2. What kinds of form of technology do you use?
3. Do you have pateints?
4. Do you do expiriments? What kinds do you do?
5. What is a normal day as a neurologist like?
6. Do you actually opperate on the brain?
Thank you! Please answer ASAP!!!!!!
Neurologist Questions
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what hours do you work?
what kind of work do you do on a patien?
What kind of tools do you use?
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Neurologist Questions
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Re: Neurologist Questions
Hi scifi2368,
Welcome to the forum. Since you have a deadline I wanted to give you a heads-up that I don't *think* there are any medical doctors among the experts here -- but I could be wrong, so we'll see who responds. You're more likely to get a response from someone who does research in neuroscience but has (or is pursuing) a PhD rather than an MD.
It sounds like you'd most like to talk to a practicing neurosurgeon (neurological surgeon) who also does some research. Your best bet might be to look for a teaching hospital -- often a large hospital located next to a medical school. If you live near one, maybe you'd even be able to stop by in person and see some of their equipment as well! This is just an example, but UVA Medical Center's neurology page lists their doctors along with research interests and/or publications in many cases: http://uvahealth.com/services/neurosciences/our-doctors
Best wishes,
Amanda
Welcome to the forum. Since you have a deadline I wanted to give you a heads-up that I don't *think* there are any medical doctors among the experts here -- but I could be wrong, so we'll see who responds. You're more likely to get a response from someone who does research in neuroscience but has (or is pursuing) a PhD rather than an MD.
It sounds like you'd most like to talk to a practicing neurosurgeon (neurological surgeon) who also does some research. Your best bet might be to look for a teaching hospital -- often a large hospital located next to a medical school. If you live near one, maybe you'd even be able to stop by in person and see some of their equipment as well! This is just an example, but UVA Medical Center's neurology page lists their doctors along with research interests and/or publications in many cases: http://uvahealth.com/services/neurosciences/our-doctors
Best wishes,
Amanda
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Re: Neurologist Questions
my mom has a nerve problem in her back and in both legs i was wondering if you could help me with some questions bout itscifi2368 wrote:I have some questions about Neurologist. Please answer ASAP!!!!
1. How many hours do you work?
2. What kinds of form of technology do you use?
3. Do you have pateints?
4. Do you do expiriments? What kinds do you do?
5. What is a normal day as a neurologist like?
6. Do you actually opperate on the brain?
Thank you! Please answer ASAP!!!!!!