neurologist
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of neurologist
First recorded in 1825–35; neurolog(y) + -ist
Example Sentences
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Many RLS patients also end up being treated with dosages that exceed recommended amounts because these drugs can actually worsen the underlying condition over time, according to consultant neurologist, Dr Guy Leschziner.
From BBC
A neurologist, geriatrician or geriatric psychiatrist could assess him.
From MarketWatch
After visiting an optician who identified a problem with his optic nerve and referred him to a neurologist, George received an MRI and lumbar puncture which confirmed his MS diagnosis in March 2022.
From BBC
This is what makes the data on the shingles vaccine so compelling, says Nicholas Doher, a neurologist at the Cleveland Clinic and a specialist in memory and cognitive disorders.
From MarketWatch
Take immediate steps to safeguard your brother’s safety: He may need an assessment for dementia or cognitive impairment from a neurologist or geriatrician.
From MarketWatch
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