Neurology

The Neurology Service at Ars Medica, located in the heart of northern Rome, offers comprehensive solutions for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of central and peripheral nervous system disorders.

The Neurology Service is equipped to address neurological dysfunctions promptly, including urgent cases, by providing timely diagnostic and therapeutic interventions.

Neurological conditions are inherently complex and increasingly better understood, necessitating collaboration across various clinical specialties. Thanks to the interdisciplinary approach of our highly qualified physicians, we deliver the highest and most advanced standards of care.

Progress in neuroscience highlights the critical importance of early detection of neurological disorders to promptly initiate the most appropriate therapeutic and rehabilitative pathways. This proactive approach helps prevent or mitigate the disabilities often associated with neurological conditions. Timely diagnosis and treatment of movement disorders and psychocognitive deficits are notable examples of this principle in action.

Our team of neurologists, supported by interdisciplinary collaboration with other clinic specialists (e.g., cardiologists, gastroenterologists, urologists, physiotherapists), ensures comprehensive care even for patients with high-complexity needs.

The Neurology Service is equipped with cutting-edge diagnostic technologies, including:

• High-field Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
• Computed Tomography (CT)
• Positron Emission Tomography (PET)
• Cerebral Scintigraphy with DATSCAN
• Neurophysiological diagnostic tools (e.g., electroencephalography, electromyography, evoked potentials)
• Advanced laboratory testing (e.g., autoimmune and genetic screening)

These advanced tools enable swift and detailed diagnostic evaluations, offering a deeper understanding of pathological mechanisms to achieve fully personalized care.

Additionally, a specialized multidisciplinary service is available for post-acute inpatient care (e.g., stroke recovery, recent exacerbation of multiple sclerosis), ensuring seamless support for patients during critical recovery phases.