In order to book an appointment online, please fill in the required fields in the form below. We will confirm the request as soon as possible. You can also schedule an appointment over the phone by calling us at (+30) 211-1837011.
For emergencies please call us at (+30) 211-1837011 & 6947602754
In order to book an appointment online, please fill in the required fields in the form below. We will confirm the request as soon as possible. You can also schedule an appointment over the phone by calling us at (+30) 211-1837011.
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Monday – Friday 2pm – 9pm
Saturday & Sunday closed
Yes. Dr Moustris is fluent in English and has work experience in the UK.
Successful diagnosis and treatment of neurological diseases requires a relationship-based approach. At each consultation, there should be plenty of time to discuss all the aspects of the condition, its impact on daily life and potential treatment options.
The physician usually starts by asking questions about the symptoms, medication use and any past or present medical issues. The next step includes reviewing laboratory tests or exams that may have already been performed (i.e. MRI, EEG, blood tests). These are followed by the clinical neurological examination: a series of painless tests that objectively assess the functional status of various structures of the central and peripheral nervous system.
During the last part of the consultation, neurologist and patient engage in a discussion regarding the root causes of the symptoms, disease prognosis and management options.
The first consultation usually lasts 40 to 50 minutes. If additional laboratory or neuropsychological testing is performed, it may last up to an hour.
You should have your social security number (AMKA), along with your health card. If you are currently taking medication, write it down on a list and bring it with you. If you ‘ve already undergone tests (blood, emg, eeg, etc) bring the reports with you. Especially for MRI or CT scans, make sure that you have the accompanying CD (not just the report).
In cases where a full history cannot be elicited (i.e episodes of loss of consciousness), it is recommended that a person who witnessed the event is present during the consultation.
Yes. The doctor will review your history and perform a clinical examination prior to the nerve conduction studies/electromyogram.
Yes. Testing is done with widely accepted standardized rating scales. The extent of the tests and the choice of scales depend on the patient’s history and lab results.
Yes. In-home consultations are arranged after a brief discussion of the patient’s issues over the phone.
For emergencies, please contact Dr Moustris directly at (+30) 211-1837011 and 6947602754.