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Neurologist
Clinical procedures – scales and questionnaires
Headache and migraine in children
Chronic or recurrent headaches in children - not uncommon "Headaches and migraines in children" More
Diagnostics Neurology
All common neurophysiological and neuropsychological examination methods are available in our practice. These examinations are supplemented by imaging procedures (NMR, CCT, SPECT, PET) and laboratory tests. "Diagnostics Neurology" More
Stroke (Apoplex, apoplektischer Insult, cerebral infarction)
A stroke is a sudden illness of the brain, 85% of which is caused by a lack of blood flow through a blocked vessel (white stroke, ischaemic insult) and 15% of which is caused by a cerebral haemorrhage (red stroke). "Stroke (apoplexy, apoplectic insult, cerebral infarction)". More
Multiple sclerosis (Encephalomyelitis Disseminata, MS, ed)
Multiple sclerosis is a chronic inflammatory disease of the brain and/or spinal cord (central nervous system, CNS) and mainly affects young adults. It is one of the most common neurological diseases, affecting about 4/100,000 people in Germany every year. "Multiple Sclerosis (Encephalomyelitis disseminata, MS, ED)". More
Dementia
When do you talk about dementia?
Dementia is an acquired disorder of memory and thinking ability that is so pronounced that it impairs occupational and/or private everyday activities. The disorder must have existed for at least six months. "Dementia" More
Herniated disc (BSV, nucleus pulposus prolapse, NPP)
Back pain that radiates into the leg or arm can indicate a herniated disc. The task of neurology is to help decide whether conservative measures are still possible or whether surgery is necessary. "Herniated disc (BSV, Nucleus pulposus prolapse, NPP)". More
Facial pain (trigeminal neuralgia)
Pain originating from the V. cranial nerve, the trigeminal nerve, is one of the most intense pain experiences of all. "Facial pain (trigeminal neuralgia)" More
Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS)
One of our 3 arm and hand nerves, the "Medianusnerv"("lying in the middle" in Latin) , runs over the wrist into the palm and takes over the sensitive supply of the first three fingers (fingers I-III) as well as the muscular supply in the ball of the thumb. "Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS)" More
Restless legs syndrome (RLS)
The main symptoms are tingling sensations in both legs, which occur mainly at rest, i.e. mainly at night, and which disappear after walking around, moving the legs, massages, cold or warm baths, only to return immediately after rest. "Restless legs syndrome (RLS) More
Nerve pain (polyneuropathy)
The term polyneuropathy means that many (Greek poly = many) nerves are affected at the same time and not a single one as in carpal tunnel syndrome, for example. However, this always affects only the "Peripheral Nervous system" - so all nerves Outside of our spinal cord and brain (= central nervous system, CNS). "Nerve pain (polyneuropathy)" More
Parkinson's disease (PD, idiopathic Parkinson syndrome)
Parkinson's disease (also called Parkinson's disease, shaking palsy, paralysis agitans or idiopathic Parkinson's syndrome) is, along with Alzheimer's dementia, one of the most common progressive diseases of the central nervous system in older age. Most of those affected fall ill between the ages of 50 and 79. "Parkinson's disease (Parkinson's disease, idiopathic Parkinson's syndrome)". More
Dizziness
Our brain receives information from different systems:
- the Visual System (eyes, brainstem)
- the Vestibular system (inner ear, VIII cranial nerve, pathways into the cerebellum)
- the so-called Propriozeptivem system (part of the nervous system that informs us, for example, about joint position, body position, depth sensitivity).
Epilepsy and Syncopen (fainting attacks)
Patients with epilepsy have always been confronted with many prejudices. In the Middle Ages, for example, it was assumed that these patients were possessed by an evil spirit and they were excluded from normal social life. "Epilepsy and syncope (fainting)". More
Headache (Migraine)
Headaches are a common phenomenon in neurology. Almost 70% of all Germans experience a phase of headache or facial pain at least once in their lives, which significantly impairs their everyday life. The causes are manifold, neurology distinguishes more than 200 different types of headache from various causes. "Headache (migraine)" More
Neurology
We diagnose and treat neurological diseases such as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, intervertebral disc disease, carpal tunnel syndrome, headaches. Neurology" More
Dr. med. Dieter Claus
is a specialist in neurology and psychiatry in Wiesbaden. He works in his own practice and deals intensively with neurology, neuropsychology and neurophysiology of memory and attention disorders. "Dr. med. Dieter Claus " More