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EEG (Electroencephalogram)

Records the brain's electrical activity to diagnose epilepsy and other conditions.

An EEG records the electrical activity of the brain using small sensors placed on the scalp. It is a painless, non-invasive test that is especially useful in diagnosing epilepsy, evaluating blackouts, and assessing certain brain disorders.

Preparation

  • Wash your hair the night before; avoid oil or gel
  • Continue your regular medication unless told otherwise
  • Sleep may be restricted beforehand for a sleep-deprived study
  • Avoid caffeine on the day of the test

The procedure

Soft sensors are gently attached to the scalp with a special paste. You will relax quietly, and may be asked to breathe deeply or look at a flashing light. The recording is completely painless and takes about 30–45 minutes.

Benefits

  • Non-invasive and painless
  • Key test for diagnosing epilepsy
  • Helps evaluate blackouts and altered awareness
  • Guides safe medication decisions

Video EEG Monitoring

Simultaneous video and EEG recording to capture and classify events.

Video EEG records brain activity alongside synchronised video, allowing the doctor to correlate what happens clinically with the electrical activity of the brain. It is invaluable for classifying seizure types and distinguishing epilepsy from other events.

Preparation

  • Clean, product-free hair
  • Bring a list of your current medications
  • A family member's account of the events is helpful

The procedure

EEG sensors are applied while a video camera records you at the same time. Events that occur during monitoring are captured on both video and EEG for precise correlation and diagnosis.

Benefits

  • Accurate classification of seizures
  • Distinguishes epileptic from non-epileptic events
  • Guides precise treatment selection

Nerve Conduction Studies (NCS)

Measures how well nerves carry signals to diagnose neuropathy and nerve compression.

Nerve conduction studies measure the speed and strength of electrical signals travelling through your nerves. They are the key test for diagnosing peripheral neuropathy, carpal tunnel syndrome and other nerve disorders.

Preparation

  • Keep skin clean and free of lotion or cream
  • Wear loose clothing for easy access to limbs
  • Inform staff if you have a pacemaker or bleeding disorder

The procedure

Small surface electrodes are placed on the skin and a mild electrical pulse gently stimulates the nerve. You may feel a brief tingling. The responses are recorded and analysed to assess nerve function.

Benefits

  • Confirms and grades nerve damage
  • Locates the site of nerve compression
  • Guides treatment and surgical decisions

Evoked Potentials

Tests the nerve pathways for vision, hearing and sensation.

Evoked potential studies measure the electrical response of the brain and nerves to visual, auditory or sensory stimulation. They help detect subtle problems in nerve pathways, useful in conditions such as multiple sclerosis.

Preparation

  • Wash hair for visual and auditory studies
  • Bring glasses or hearing aids if you use them
  • Continue regular medication

The procedure

Sensors record the nervous system's response while you are shown a pattern, hear clicking sounds, or receive gentle sensory stimulation. The test is painless and non-invasive.

Benefits

  • Detects subtle nerve-pathway problems
  • Supports diagnosis of demyelinating disease
  • Painless and non-invasive

PEMF Pain Relief Therapy

Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy for drug-free pain relief.

PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy uses gentle electromagnetic pulses to reduce pain and support healing. It is a non-invasive, drug-free option often used for neck pain, back pain and nerve-related pain.

Preparation

  • No special preparation required
  • Inform staff if you have any implanted device
  • Wear comfortable clothing

The procedure

You relax comfortably while the therapy device delivers gentle pulses to the affected area. Sessions are painless and typically last around 20–30 minutes.

Benefits

  • Drug-free pain relief
  • Non-invasive and well tolerated
  • Useful for neck, back and nerve pain

In-house Pharmacy

Convenient access to prescribed neurology and general medicines.

An in-house pharmacy ensures patients have convenient, reliable access to their prescribed medication immediately after consultation, with guidance on correct usage.

The procedure

Present your prescription at the pharmacy after your consultation to collect your medication with clear dosage instructions.

Benefits

  • Immediate access to prescribed medicines
  • Guidance on correct medication use
  • Continuity between consultation and treatment

Physiotherapy

Rehabilitation to restore movement, strength and function.

Physiotherapy supports recovery from stroke, nerve injury, back and neck pain, and movement disorders. A structured rehabilitation programme helps restore strength, mobility and independence.

Preparation

  • Wear comfortable, loose clothing
  • Bring relevant reports and prescriptions

The procedure

A tailored programme of guided exercises and therapy is designed for your condition, with progress reviewed over time.

Benefits

  • Supports recovery after stroke and injury
  • Improves strength, balance and mobility
  • Complements medical treatment