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12/04/2013

OUR PRACTICE WILL BE CLOSING AS OF JANUARY 31, 2014. Please contact our office to obtain your records! We appreciate your allowing us to provide neurologic and sleep medicine care for these last 12 years. Please see the event below.

Brain Clears Toxins During Sleepwww.medscape.com
11/10/2013


Brain Clears Toxins During Sleep
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Get the latest medical news, clinical trial coverage, drug updates, journal articles, CME activities & more on Medscape. A free resource for physicians.â

09/29/2013

New recommendations from the American College of Physicians include weight loss in obese patients and continuous positive airway pressure as initial therapy, among others.

08/08/2013

As high school and college football teams continue practicing for he fall season, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) is advising parents, coaches and school administrators that young football players are at increasingly higher risk of sleep apnea. Those with the greatest risk, especially…

08/05/2013

A brief video introducing the nerve conduction portion of EMG testing. We hope you find this educational.

07/25/2013

Unsteadiness:
Unsteadiness can be defined as the inability to walk without need to focus attention on walking.
One of the usual ways that unsteadiness may occur includes nerve damage.
The first step of nerve damage causing walking problems and unsteadiness is the damage to the nerves furthest from the center of the body. The most distant nerves are also the smallest. The nerve damage can be due to a chemical imbalance in the body causing a “peripheral neuropathy (PN).” When significant PN has taken place, the brain can’t correctly automatically plan walking. To walk, the feet need to be wide enough to balance the body. Without nerve input, it is the equivalent of attempting to walk on stilts instead of on feet. The severity of unsteadiness may vary daily.
The process of nerves no longer sending enough information is gradual. Because it happens slowly, the problem of unsteadiness is also usually gradual. At first, the brain is able deal with the slowly reducing amount of information for a time. This means that when the exact moment when unsteadiness was first ever noticed may be lost over time. The amount of time it takes for nerve damage to cause unsteadiness varies from person to person. Having nerve damage doesn't automatically mean that there is pain in the feet and legs. Having nerve damage doesn't automatically mean that people become aware of numbness in the feet, either. Instead, the only symptom a person may have of nerve damage is unsteadiness. Fortunately, having nerve damage doesn't mean that unsteadiness takes place.
The diagnosis of unsteadiness is a made by both the patient and the physician in the exam room. Testing for nerve damage by EMG testing may also be helpful.
The treatment for unsteadiness usually is focused on the brain learning to re-create automatic walking since the nerve damage can’t be undone in most cases. The best approach for unsteadiness can be physical therapy which leads to people learning new techniques for balance while walking. Physical therapy should be geared to walking balance if nerve damage is the cause, not to be confused with physical therapy for retraining of the inner ear balance centers.

07/14/2013

Thank you, Westfield Hospital, for organizing and conducting their 1st Annual 5K Run/Walk and raising over $7K for the American Heart Association!

07/12/2013

I’m so excited to release my narcolepsy infographic! This is the FIRST infographic dedicated to raising awareness about narcolepsy. Please share! Unveiling Narcolepsy Infographic Video: Narcolepsy Infographic: Thank you to my amazing graphic designer, Anthony Nesossis. Please check back soon for a

07/12/2013

Thank you to the 25 people who joined us at the Epilepsy Foundation of Eastern Pennsylvania event last night. I enjoyed discussing with you the connection of Sleep and Epilepsy and appreciate your terrific responsiveness!

THURSDAY! THURSDAY! THURSDAY! Learn more about Parkinson's Disease and the newest, freshest way of treating it!Venue: Oc...
06/17/2013

THURSDAY! THURSDAY! THURSDAY!
Learn more about Parkinson's Disease and the newest, freshest way of treating it!

Venue:
Ocean 235
235 Ferry Street
Easton, PA 18042
Tel: 610-559-7211

Venue:
Ocean 235
235 Ferry Street
Easton, PA 18042
Tel: 610-559-7211

Agenda:
6:00PM: Meeting Begins / Slide Presentation Begins
9:00PM: Meeting Ends

Healthcare Providers RSVP: Your UCB Contact Person
Jennifer Coyle
Cell: 484-557-7977
Email: jennifer.coyle@ucb.com

With a unique combination of expertise in biology and chemistry, UCB is a global biopharma focusing on severe diseases in two therapeutic areas – CNS and Immunology.

06/13/2013

THANK YOU! To Pfizer and Todd Melnick for supporting our MS Support Group at The Best Western Hotel in Bethlehem last night. Our next meeting will be in September, so keep an eye out for a mailer in August!

06/04/2013

Tonight! Parkinson's Disease support group meeting at Westfield Hospital, 3rd Floor. Please join us for an exploration into this topic. With food provided!

05/28/2013

OFFICE CLOSED TODAY DUE TO GAS LEAK ON DELAWARE AVENUE! PLEASE CONTACT US ON MAY 29, 2013 TO RESCHEDULE! SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE!

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Chalfont, PA
18914

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