Articles tagged with 'neuroscience' | Logan Health

Logan Health will start offering comprehensive brain and spine care for adult patients at a new independent location in Helena. Staffed by neurosurgeons T.C. Origitano, MD, PhD, and Joseph Sramek, MD, the clinic will provide initial and follow-up car...

In Montana, the Dylan Steigers Protection of Youth Athletes Act requires each organized youth athletic activity to adopt policies and procedures to inform athletic trainers, coaches, officials, youth athletes and parents/guardians about the nature an...

Dr. Tanner Ferderer, neurologist at Logan Health Neuroscience and Spine Institute, speaks with KGEZ AM radio about the Save the Brain program and how the community can get involved in it. ...

Neurosurgery as a medical discipline is a relatively young department of modern medicine, with the first successful brain surgeries performed in the early 1900’s. Thanks to a century of exhaustive studies, research, standardization of practices and i...

Dr. Joseph Sramek, neurosurgeon at the Neuroscience & Spine Institute at KRMC talks with KGEZ AM Radio about Parkinson's Disease and deep brain stimulation, one of the procedures used to treat it....

Dr. Rachel Zeider, physiatrist at the Nueroscience and Spine Institute, talks with KGEZ AM radio about ways to prevent brain injuries, the process of recovering from them, and the Save the Brain program at KRH....

The patient, a 61-year old female, was having her chronic back and sacroiliac pain managed successfully by The Montana Center for Wellness and Pain Management. During a routine follow-up she began to complain of a new pain different in type, intensit...

This past year has once again brought significant change to the Neuroscience & Spine Institute. Sweeping changes in our administration and governance structures have occurred in response to the OIG investigation into our hospital. Despite all these d...

On October 17th, the Save the Brain program held their 3rd annual concussion conference for educators and community members, and what an incredible event it was. People from all over the valley gathered together to discuss the signs and symptoms of c...

Justin Shobe, physician assistant in physical medicine and rehab at KRH Neuroscience & Spine Institute, is interviewed by KGEZ AM radio about what happens to our brains during a traumatic brain injury, and how to identify and prevent these injuries i...

The 3rd annual Concussion Conference for Educators and Community Members—also know as the "Save the Brain" event—is a nonprofit community program co-managed by the Neuroscience & Spine Institute and The Summit Medical Fitness Center. The mission of t...

Austin Johnston, MD, a physiatrist at the Neuroscience & Spine Institute, is interviewed by KGEZ AM radio regarding physiatry and how it is improving the lives of amputees and those with spinal cord injuries....

The Neuroscience and Spine Institute is pleased to announce the opening of a new neurosurgical brain and spine clinic for adult patients in Missoula. Staffed by neurosurgeons T. C. Origitano, MD, PhD, and Joseph Sramek, MD, the clinic will provide in...

Can your child's seizures be treated? Are there new treatments on the horizon? These and many more questions are answered in this episode of Healthy Kids featuring Marcus Wheeler, MD, pediatric neurologist at Kalispell Regional Healthcare Montana Chi...

Healthy Kids Podcast - Should you be concerned about your child’s concussion? Head injuries can be devastating for children. But what are the warning signs? What should you look out for? These and many more questions are answered in this episode o...

Do your hands shake when you drink from a cup or try to write? If so, you may have a condition known as essential tremor. Essential tremor (ET) is the most common movement disorder with a prevalence of three to five percent in the general populati...

From the moment a stroke occurs, 1.9 million neurons are lost every minute, only leaving a small window in which diagnosis and treatment may prevent lifelong complications. Action is crucial during this time, and so is the ability to recognize stroke...