Featured Story Shorter Hospital Stays Without Compromising Care
It’s no secret that most inpatients would rather not be at the hospital in the first place — and if they must be hospitalized, they hope to leave as soon as possible.
Spring 2015
Articles in this Issue
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To Help Patients with Atypical Parkinsonism
Third generation neurologist Alexander Pantelyat was moved to join the family profession partially because of his fascination with Parkinson’s disease, or PD.
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Advancing Treatment of Hemorrhagic Stroke
Hemorrhagic strokes make up just a small minority of strokes in general, accounting for just 15 percent.
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An Electrifying New Way to Fight Epilepsy
About one-half of patients with epilepsy can attain seizure control with medication, but when that doesn’t prove successful, surgery to remove the seizure focus can often render patients seizure-free.
