Alise Baborikina

I am a board-certified neurologist, and I am most interested in movement disorders — Parkinson's disease, dystonias, tremors, and ataxias. On a daily basis, I see patients with various neurological conditions, provide consultations, and find the most appropriate treatment. Botulinum toxin therapy is particularly important in my work, which I use to treat dystonias, spasticity, and other movement disorders. In addition, I also consult on a wide range of neurological issues, including headaches, back pain, dizziness, memory impairment, and prevention of cerebrovascular diseases.

A remote neurologist consultation is suitable if:

• it is necessary to explain an already established diagnosis or therapy;
• existing treatment should be evaluated or drug doses adjusted;
• additional examinations should be planned or the results of examinations should be discussed;
• Regular monitoring of patients with movement disorders or other chronic conditions is carried out;
• Preventive consultation is necessary in cases of risk of cerebrovascular or degenerative diseases.

Before a remote consultation, it is recommended to:

• briefly describe your complaints and the course of your symptoms;
• add available examination results (MRI, EEG, analyses, etc.);
• If you have previously consulted a neurologist, send the previous conclusion or epicrisis.

This information will help us fully assess the situation and prepare an individual recommendation plan. If during the remote consultation it is concluded that an in-person visit is necessary, Dr. Baborikina will provide precise recommendations on where and how to do it.