Consultations and examinations are handled by neurologists who are professional and experienced in their field. Neurology clinic services are equipped with EEG (Electro Encephalography), EMG and Sleep Study examination tools.

EEG (Electro Encephalography) is a test carried out to measure the electrical activity of the brain to detect brain abnormalities.

This action uses special sensors, namely electrodes that are installed on the head and connected via cable to a computer. EEG will record electrical activity from the brain, which is represented in the form of wave lines.
General EEG examination is carried out with the following indications:

• Epilepsy
• Dementia
• Norcolepsy
• Nervous system abnormalities
• Abnormalities in the brain or spine
• Mental disorders
• EMG (electromyography) is an examination to assess abnormalities in muscles by recording the electrical activity generated when the muscles contract.

Muscle electrical activity is recorded via electrodes attached to the muscle to be studied. Recordings are carried out by neurologists to diagnose muscle disorders or nerve disorders that result in abnormalities in the muscles they innervate.

Sleep study is a tool to examine or record brain activity while a person sleeps. The aim is to detect disturbances in a person's sleep, such as sleep apnea, etc. so that appropriate treatment can be given. Examination and interpretation are carried out by a neurologist.