Specialist care for neurological conditions in adults
Expert assessment, diagnosis and tailored care for complex conditions affecting the brain and nervous system.
Our two specialist clinics are integrated with internationally recognised research centres within Macquarie University's Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences and the Macquarie University Brain Institute and Clinic – meaning that discoveries reach patients directly.
We welcome patients seeking a:
- diagnosis
- second opinion
- tailored approach to medication management.
Degenerative (progressive) neurological conditions
Degenerative neurological conditions often require ongoing care, monitoring and support over time. We provide continuity of care from diagnosis to life-long disease management.
Our approach emphasises best practice in clinical assessment, neuroimaging and biomarker analysis to enable personalised diagnosis, treatment matching and monitoring. Our work is closely integrated with novel research and clinical trials targeting symptoms, and disease progression.
| Category | Conditions |
|---|---|
| Memory and cognition |
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| Movement, coordination, muscle strength and/or nerve function |
Non-neurodegenerative and episodic conditions
Neurological conditions that may occur intermittently or improve with targeted treatment. We take an individualised approach to investigations, treatment optimisation and care.
| Category | Conditions |
|---|---|
| Seizures |
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| Head, vestibular and post-traumatic symptoms |
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| Neuromuscular conditions |
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Tests, treatments and diagnostic services
Reaching an accurate diagnosis is an important first step in care. Similarly, being able to access specialised therapies can also be vital. We offer a range of in-house tests and treatment delivered by experienced clinicians, including:
- blink reflex
- brain and spinal imaging in collaboration with Macquarie Medical Imaging
- infusion therapies
- electroencephalography (EEG)
- electromyography (EMG)
- nerve conduction studies
- somatosensory evoked potential (SSEP)
- tremor study
- visual evoked potential (VEP).
Inpatient neurology care
Should a hospital admission be required, you may be admitted directly to Macquarie University Hospital for inpatient neurology care, allowing for coordinated care and continuity with your treating neurologist.
Referrals and appointments
Contact the Neurology bookings team for appointments, referral enquiries or general clinic information.
Our neurologists work across multiple locations within the Macquarie University Health campus. Your appointment confirmation will include clear information about where to attend.
General Neurology Clinic
(Opposite the Hospital)
Suite 204, Level 2
2 Technology Place
Macquarie University NSW 2109
Brain Institute and Clinic
(Opposite Macquarie Shopping Centre)
Ground floor
2 Innovation Road
Macquarie University NSW 2109