Neuro-Emergencies _ Spinal Cord Injuries
different cases of neurological emergencies
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Dr Ahmed Dahshan
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About This Course
Neurological Emergencies
Updated practices for rapid and effective emergency management
Course Overview
Through this course, we will explore different cases of neurological emergencies and discuss updated practices to manage them effectively and quickly.
The aim is to help healthcare professionals preserve patients’ lives and prevent long-term disabilities through timely and accurate intervention.
Learn how to respond with speed and professionalism in critical neurological cases.
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Instructor
Dr. Ahmed Dahshan
Neurosurgery Consultant
Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University
Kasr Al Ainy
Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Ezzat Ibrahim Metwally Dahshan is a distinguished Egyptian neurologist with an MD (PhD) in neurology from Cairo University.
He currently holds the position of Neurology Lecturer and consultant, bringing a wealth of clinical, academic, and research expertise.
His active participation in numerous conferences and his extensive publication record significantly contribute to the advancement of neurology education and practice.
Active Member at Various neurology societies and associations.
Education
MD (PhD) in Neurology: Cairo University, 2019.
Research and Publications
Research: Presented award-winning research at MENACTRIMS Congress.
Publications: Authored multiple ...
Curriculum Overview
This course includes 1 modules, 1 lessons, and 0:14 hours of materials.
Lecture
1 Parts | 0:14 Hours
Neuro-Emergencies _ Spinal Cord Injuries
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Course Specifications
Sections
1
Lessons
1
Capacity
100 Students
Duration
0:14 Hours
Created Date
12 Feb 2024
Updated Date
3 May 2026
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