Dr. Tushar Patil
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Nagpur Area, India India
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Assistant Professor, Neurology at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College
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Medical / Health Care / Pharmaceuticals
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http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Tushar_Patil3/publications/?ev=prf_pubs_p1
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Neurology has always fascinated me. It presents so many clinical challenges each day. It tests your thinking protocols and decision making process. Neurology also offers great research opportunities. In the end, it also makes you realize that you are not the final authority to affect the final outcome of the patient. There is a lot which is unknown and unexplored. Therefore, I am a lifelong student of Neurology.
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Anticoagulation in cardio-embolic stroke : a debate

11 years ago • 9816 Views

Bedside monitoring of tissue perfusion and oxygenation

11 years ago • 19741 Views

Diabetic neuropathy

11 years ago • 75483 Views

Ischemic stroke

11 years ago • 53386 Views

MRI sequences

11 years ago • 187799 Views

Toll like receptors

11 years ago • 40639 Views

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Mental function examination

PS Deb • 13 years ago

To use or not to use the LQ model at “high” radiation doses

Santam Chakraborty • 8 years ago

Larynx Preservation: the Nonsurgical Approach by Jan B. Vermorken

Eurasian Federation of Oncology • 11 years ago

Radiation therapy for laryngeal function preservation by Brian O'Sullivan

Eurasian Federation of Oncology • 11 years ago
Personal Information
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Nagpur Area, India India
Occupation
Assistant Professor, Neurology at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College
Industry
Medical / Health Care / Pharmaceuticals
Website
http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Tushar_Patil3/publications/?ev=prf_pubs_p1
About
Neurology has always fascinated me. It presents so many clinical challenges each day. It tests your thinking protocols and decision making process. Neurology also offers great research opportunities. In the end, it also makes you realize that you are not the final authority to affect the final outcome of the patient. There is a lot which is unknown and unexplored. Therefore, I am a lifelong student of Neurology.
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infectious diseases immunology neuroimaging stroke cerebrovascular disorders neuropathy neurological disorders critical care medicine
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