MGNJ-NEWTON NEUROLOGY ASSOCIATES
MGNJ-NEWTON NEUROLOGY ASSOCIATES

What does a Neurologist Treat?

 

Stroke & other Cerebrovascular 

disorders
Headache
Tremors and Shaking
Alzheimer’s disease
Post Concussion Syndrome
Multiple Sclerosis
Brain and Spinal Cord Injuries
Myasthenia Gravis
Dizziness, Vertigo
Fainting
Transient Memory or Physical Problems
Peripheral Nerve Disorders
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Other Infectious Diseases of the Nervous System
Degenerative Central Nervous System Disorders

  Restless Leg Syndrome 

 
 
Epilepsy
Sleep Disorders
Cognitive Disorders
Parkinson’s Disease
Brain tumors
ALS ( Lou Gehrig’s Disease)
Balance Disorders
Gait Disturbance
Shingles
Diabetic Neuropathy
Bell’s Palsy
Chronic Fatigue
Meningitis, Encephalitis
Lyme Disease



WE DO NOT

DO PAIN MANAGEMENT



Newton Neurology Associates uses a number of test to diagnose the condition and develop optimal treatments for each patient. Below is a list of the most common tests and a brief description.

 

 

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COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY OR COMPUTER ASSISTED TOMOGRAPHYT—CT OR CAT SCAN.  This test uses x-rays and computers to create multi-dimensional images of selected body parts.  Dye may be injected into a patient’s vein to obtain a clearer view.  This test is painless.
 
MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MRI).  An MRI is an  advanced way of taking pictures of your body.  It is harmless and involves magnetic fields and radio waves. It is performed while the patient is lying in a chamber and takes about 30 to 45 minutes.  It is pain free.  It makes a lot of noise and some people get claustrophobic in the machine, although the new machines leave room for the patient to see the outside.  There are also open MRI’s if you are claustrophobic.         Sometimes dye is injected for this test too.  Again it is pain free.
 
CAROTID ARTERY DOPPLERS OR NEUROSONOLOGY.  A microphone is put next to your neck to listen to the blood flow and view the blood vessels in your neck.  It is painless. It is used to see if there is plaque or cholesterol build up in your neck that could cause a stroke.
 
TRANSCRANIAL DOPPLERS OR NEUROSONOLOGY.  This test uses sound waves to measure the blood flow in the vessels of the brain.  A microphone is used to “view” and listen to your blood flow.  It is painless.
 
ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM—EEG. An EMG measures and records electrical activity of  your brain.  Electrodes are attached to your head with paste and the machine monitors your brain activity and brain waves.  This test is used a lot for epilepsy and cerebrovascular disorders.  It is painless.
          
ELECTROMYOGRAM—EMG.  An EMG measures and records electrical activity in the muscles and nerves.  This may be helpful in determining the cause of pain, numbness, tingling or weakness  in the muscles and nerves. Small needles are inserted into the muscles and mild electrical shocks are given to stimulate the nerve.This is often called a nerve conduction study.  Some discomfort may be associated with this test. It is short bursts of electricity and is often likened to static electricity.
 
SLEEP STUDIES.  These tests are used to diagnose specific causes of sleep problems.  To perform these tests it is often necessary for the patient to spend  the night in the hospital laboratory.  Brain wave activity, heart rate, electrical activity of the heart, breathing, and oxygen in the bold are all measured during the sleep test.  These tests are painless.
 
CEREGROSPINAL FLUID ANALYSIS –SPINAL TAP OR LUMBAR PUNCTURE. This test is used to check for bleeding, hemorrhage, infection or other disorders of the brain, spinal cord and nerves. In this test, the lower back in numbed with a local anesthesia and then a very thin needle is placed into the space that contains the spinal fluid.  The amount of spinal fluid that is needed for the tests is removed and the needle is withdrawn.  Some discomfort may be associated with this test.
 
ELECTRONYSTAGMOGRAPHY.  This test aids in the diagnosis of patients with dizziness, vertigo, balance and gait problems causing falling and not walking correctly.  Various tests are done to try to induce  your dizziness so it can be traced to where in the brain it is occurring.  Some discomfort may be felt if the test makes you dizzy or nauseous.
 
 
What is the MindStreams® test?
  
 
 

Newton Neurology Associates is  the only Neurology practice in our geographic region working with Neurotrax and doing the MindStreams® test.

This test is one/two hour test using a computer and a tester.  It is the newest and best test we have found of memory, decision making, verbal ability, motor ability, attention ability, information processing speed, and visual spatial perception.

 

MindStreams® can be used for both children and adults for illnesses such as ADD, ADHD Alzheimers, MS, etc. This test helps more quickly treat diagnose you current situation and develop an optimal treatment.

 

 

For more information about the MindStreams® test, please visit the following link.

 

Click here to visit MindStreams(R) by Neurotrax

 

 

MindStreams® provides accuracy far superior to paper-based tests. This added precision allows you to detect even very mild cognitive impairment, enabling early intervention.  MindStreams® research has been clinically validated by 138 total publications of which 84 are unique, and 28 of those are full length peer-reviewed research articles involving a total of over 3,500 patients to date. No other computerized diagnostic tool has as much clinical scientific substantiation.

 

 

 

     

  
 
  

 

 

OFFICE HOURS: 

MONDAY TO FRIDAY

8:30 AM-4:00 PM

 

 

MGNJ-NEWTON NEUROLOGY ASSOCIATES

 

YEVGENIY I. KHESIN, M.D.

 

 

376 LAFAYETTE ROAD

SUITE 107

SPARTA, NJ 07871

 

 

Ph: (973)300-0579

Fax: (973)300-5535

 

 

104 BENNETT AVE.

SUITE 2B

MILFORD, PA 18837

 

 

Ph: (973)300-0579

Fax: (973)300-5535

 

 

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