B.Sc. Neuro Electrophysiology will provide the knowledge, skills and practical experience to work as a professional healthcare scientist. Clinical physiologists (neurophysiology) work closely with patients of all ages to investigate the function of the nervous system in order to diagnose and monitor neurological disorders, including epilepsy, strokes, dementia, nerve and muscle dysfunction and multiple sclerosis. Candidates will gain an understanding and confidence in executing the procedures in neuro-electrophysiology including:
S.No |
I Year |
II Year |
III Year |
IV Year |
1 |
Anatomy |
Electroencephalography and Electronics |
Nerve Conduction Studies & Electromyography |
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2 |
Physiology & Biochemistry |
Evoked Potentials and Clinical Neurology |
Polysomnography, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, Autonomic Lab & Intraoperative Monitoring |
Internship |
3 |
Application of Clinical Neurophysiology |
Course Director
DM Neurology
Teaching: 22 Years
Neurology
Professor
MD., DM (Neuro)
Teaching: - 30 Years
Neurology
Professor
MD
Teaching:- 27 Years
Paediatrics
Professor
MD., DM
Teaching: - 21 Years
Neurology
Assistant Professor
M.Sc.
Teaching: 14 Years
Physiology
Professor
M.D
Teaching: 5 Years
Anatomy
There is a significant burden of neurological disorders in India especially in the areas of epilepsy, diabetic neuropathies, dementia, strokes and muscle dysfunction. Neuro electrophysiology is a rapidly developing field in neurosciences that transcends various aspects of neurosciences including clinical neurology, signal processing and electrophysiology.
There is a huge demand for Neuro electrophysiologists in India and worldwide including the Middle East, USA and Canada. They are employed in the following clinical area: