Neuro Medicine

About the Neuro Medicine:

Department of Neurology of BRB Hospitals Limited provides full consultative services, diagnostic testing and treatment for a broad spectrum of neurological conditions, including diseases of the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves and muscles.

BRB Hospitals Limited is the first hospital in the country to be providing advanced and full Neurology & Neurosurgery facilities under one roof. We’ve experience specialized consultant team. We’ve ultramodern Neo-OT all technology are there.

 The department uses the latest technology and facilities, and is staffed by an experienced team of neurologists, nurses and technologists, who are committed to patient care. Neuro Rehabilitation services are provided for our patients in association with Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Centre.

At a glance of our Service:

BRB Hospital’s Neurology Department offers management of a variety of neurological conditions in both adults and children; the most common include:

• Different types of stroke
• Epilepsy, seizures and other types of unconsciousness
• Headaches of different types
• Brain infections like meningitis, encephalitis, etc.
• Vertigo/dizziness
• Paralysis of different kinds
• Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders
• Cerebral palsy and other developmental disorders of children
• Behavioral disorders
• Degenerative brain diseases
• Memory problems/ dementia
• Neck, back, lower back, arm & leg pains and tingling
• Cervical, lumbro-sacral spondysosis
• Some types of brain tumours
• Other neurological diseases

High Dependency Unit (HDU)

BRB Hospitals Limited has Modern and latest equipment base High Dependency Unit (HDU).

The High Dependency Unit (HDU), or step-down, progressive and intermediate care unit, is for patients who require a higher level of observation, treatment and nursing care than that offered in a general ward but do not require admission into intensive care.

For those moved into the HDU from the intensive care facilities, this move is often seen as a welcome sign of progress as it is means that the patient is improving, gradually establishing more normal eating and sleeping patterns, and is a step closer to going home.