Minimally invasive surgery is not new to the spinal surgery realm; yet many South Jersey residents are unaware of the advanced, cutting-edge services integrated into the comprehensive health system at Inspira.
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There is no cure for epilepsy, but a neurologist can work with you to develop a treatment plan to help manage the disorder with medications or surgery.
Epilepsy is a chronic neurological disorder that causes unprovoked seizures or unusual behavior such as staring blankly, unresponsiveness or performing repetitive movements.
If you have had one seizure, it doesn’t necessarily mean you have epilepsy. At least two unprovoked seizures are required for a diagnosis.
Epilepsy has been traced to genetic influence, head trauma, brain tumors or strokes, infectious diseases, prenatal injury and developmental disorders, such as autism. In about half of epilepsy cases, there is no identifiable cause.
An Inspira neurologist can help manage epilepsy, and even help prevent additional seizures.
There’s no reason to travel outside of South Jersey when skilled neurologists and neurosurgeons are providing the best possible care right in your community. The time it takes to get care matters, especially when it comes to stroke care. Our Primary Stroke Centers are prepared to diagnose and treat stroke patients as quickly as possible to increase survival rates and decrease disabilities associated with stroke.
Our neurologists treat patients around South Jersey from several convenient locations.
Minimally invasive surgery is not new to the spinal surgery realm; yet many South Jersey residents are unaware of the advanced, cutting-edge services integrated into the comprehensive health system at Inspira.
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