Shchelukhin Alexandr

He graduated from the I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University with a degree in Medicine.

He studied at the clinical residency and postgraduate courses of the UNMC UDP of the Russian Federation in the specialty "Nervous diseases".

He completed a professional retraining course in the specialty "Functional Diagnostics" at I.M. Sechenov Moscow State Medical University.

He studied at advanced training courses: "Diagnosis and treatment of dizziness and impaired stability", advanced training course in specialized treatment of headaches at the Department of Neurology of the Sechenov Moscow State Medical University; "Modern methods of diagnosis and treatment of vascular diseases of the brain" at the Department of Neurology of the UNMC of the UDP of the Russian Federation.

2011-2013 - GKB No. 51 DZ of Moscow, neurologist.

2012-2013 - Central Clinical Hospital of the Office of the President of the Russian Federation, neurologist.

2013-2018 - Polyclinic No. 3 of the UDP of the Russian Federation, neurologist.

2014-2018 - Polyclinic No. 3 of the UDP of the Russian Federation, functional diagnostics doctor.

2016 - Organization of a specialized unit in the UNMC of the UDP of the Russian Federation for the diagnosis of balance and stability disorders, with the aim of in-depth clinical diagnosis and application of modern methods of treatment of these diseases.

2017 - Central Polyclinic of Russian Railways, neurologist, functional diagnostics doctor.

• dizziness, balance and stability disorders, modern methods of treatment of balance disorders;

• headaches, migraines, facial pain;

• pain syndromes of various origins;

• back pain, radiculopathy of spondylogenic origin;

• methods of diagnosis and treatment of peripheral nerve diseases, tunnel syndromes;

• vascular diseases of the central nervous system;

• memory impairment, cognitive impairment;

• carrying out various therapeutic and diagnostic drug blockades;

• kinesiotaping in neurological diseases;

• conducting neurophysiological studies – EEG, ENMG and others.