Welcome to Florida Neurovascular Institute, we are pleased that you and your physician have selected us to provide your Neurological care. We are commited to provide you with high quality Neurological consultation, using the state of the art neurodiagnostic tests.

FNI is specialized in comprehensive Neurological care for Stroke, and stroke prevention Neurological disease. Early diagnosis of stroke risk factors will help prevent chronic disability. FNI also provides comprehensive care for stroke survivors and their families to prevent stroke recurrence, and early recovery.

Neurovascular Disease
    Stroke more
      A stroke is brain attack occurs when blood flow to an area of the brain is interrupted by a blocked or broken blood vessel.
    TIA (Transcient Ischemic Attack) more
      Transient ischemic attacks (TIAs) are episodes of temporary and focal cerebral dysfunction of vascular origin, rapid in onset, variable in duration, commonly lasting from two to fifteen minutes but by definition no longer than 24 hours.
    Headaches more
    1. Migraine Headache
    2. Tension Headache
    3. Cluster Headache
    4. Common Headaches
    5. Headaches related to other medical conditions
    6. Non Neurological Headaches
    Dementia / Memory Disorder with Cognitive Impairment more
    1. Vascular dementia (stroke related memory loss)
    2. Alzheimer disorder
    3. Pseudo dementia related to depressive disorder
    4. Secondary dementia related to other neurological and medical disorders
    Seizure Disorder more
    1. Post stroke seizure
    2. Primary or post traumatic seizure disorder
    Dizziness / Syncope / Loss of Consciousness
    1. TIA Syndrome
    2. Autonomic dysfunction
    3. Peripheral Neuropathy
    4. Vestibular disease
    Peripheral Neuropathy / Neuromuscular Disorder
    1. Sensory
    2. Motor
    3. Hereditary
    4. Diabetic, and Nutritional Neuropathy
    5. Autoimmune Neuropathy
    Cervical / Lumbar Spinal Neuropathy
    1. Neck pain with motor and sensory loss
    2. Low back pain with motor and sensory loss

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