Services and Treatments

Neurology is our newest subspecialty at Seattle Brain and Spine. Our neurologist focuses on a custom neurological care plan with an emphasis on treating the patient according to the medical standard of care.

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Our treatment services include:

• Neuropathy

• Headaches

• Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

• Depression

• And more

As a patient of Seattle Brain and Spine, your first initial visit will consist of a comprehensive evaluation. Our office will request past medical records to ensure that we have all the necessary records to evaluate our patients properly.

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Once the underlying cause of your pain is determined, our physicians will lay out a treatment plan that can provide long-term results to optimize success in resolving your pain.

Stem cells develop into many different Cell Types in the body. Cells create an internal repair system, dividing without limit to self-regenerate, they replicate and create more stem cells of the same kind.

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They Identify which cells need repairing to perform a specific function, such as skin, muscle, or blood cells. Stem Cells can treat:

• Back Pain

• Arthritis

• Joint Pain

• Sports Injuries + More!

An outside force may cause mild or traumatic injury to the brain. It’s similar to a concussion and can be caused by a fall, auto accident, object, or sports injury.

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People who have injured their spinal cord often have accompanying brain injury, especially for higher cervical (neck) injuries, which are closer to the brain.

What to expect:

We will coordinate your care with specialists within our network, including vestibular therapists, optometrists, speech pathologists, neurologists and other subspecialties that is offered by Seattle Brain and Spine

Medical-Legal Evaluations involve comprehensive medical assessments conducted to provide objective evidence and expert opinions for legal cases.

A nerve conduction velocity (NCV) test is used to determine nerve damage and dysfunction. Also known as a nerve conduction study, the procedure measures how quickly electrical signals move through your peripheral nerves.

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Your peripheral nerves are located outside of your brain and along your spinal cord. These nerves help you control your muscles and experience the senses. Healthy nerves send electrical signals more quickly and with greater strength than damaged nerves.

The NCV test helps your doctor differentiate between an injury to the nerve fiber and an injury to the myelin sheath, the protective covering surrounding the nerve. It can also help your doctor tell the difference between a nerve disorder and a condition where a nerve injury has affected the muscles.

Making these distinctions is important for proper diagnosis and determining your course of treatment.

An NCV test can be used to diagnose a number of muscular and neuromuscular disorders, including:

• Carpal Tunnel

• Herniated Disk Disease

• Peripheral Nerve Injury

• Sciatic Nerve Problems

• Chronic Inflammatory Polyneuropathy and Neuropathy

• Guillian-Barre Syndrome

• Charcot-Marie Tooth(CMT) disease

Physiatrists relieve pain and restore function lost due to illness or injury, short-term conditions like a sports, car accident, or work-related injury, to more serious or chronic disorders like arthritis, spinal injuries, or orthopedic trauma.

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Physiatrists also treat people who require long-term rehabilitation due to:

• Musculoskeletal disorders

• Back pain and neck pain

• Joint replacement

• Fibromyalgia and other chronic pain conditions

• Pain problems following trauma and surgeries

• Burns

• Spinal cord injuries, paraplegia, quadriplegia

• Brain injuries

• Multiple sclerosis

• TMJ disorders such as Bell’s palsy

Videonystagmography (VNG) is a diagnostic test that uses infrared video technology to assess and record eye movements to evaluate balance disorders and vestibular function.