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• Early diagnosis lets patients look Alzheimer's square in the face...
• "Our data strongly suggest that genetic factors make a substantial contribution to autism, but that does not mean that the entire cause of autism is genetic. Together with many other studies, our study argues that genetic factors play a very important role in autism, while leaving open a role for other, environmental factors..."
• "Unidentified traumatic brain injury is an unrecognized major source of social and vocational failure."
• Meningitis is far more common in children than is encephalitis.
• Alzheimer’s is the most common cause of dementia in the elderly, representing 60 percent of all dementias in those over 65.
• The Epilepsy Therapy Project will provide almost US$300,000 over the next two years to a group of researchers from leading Australian institutions including the University of Newcastle.
• Headache is the seventh leading reason for outpatient physician visits in the United States.
• Severe septicaemia including meningococcal septicaemia - the blood poisoning form of meningitis - is a major cause of death and disability in children.
• Initial hopes for improved narcolepsy medicines that replace hypocretin have faded, because studies showed that the molecule did not readily cross the blood-brain barrier.
• Michael J. Fox Foundation Awards $2.4 Million For Validation Of Nine Promising Therapeutic Targets For Parkinson's Disease.
• A long-term study provides important clues that may help doctors predict the clinical course of some individuals’ multiple sclerosis.
• "We found that we could pick up seizure activity in most of the patients using aEEG monitors that included the raw signals."
• Chemotherapy, while effective at treating tumors, often harms healthy cells as well, leading to severe side effects especially in young children.

References

Throughout his many years of practice, his compassion and patience shown for both his patients and their families have not only been greatly appreciated, but have been an inspiration to his medical colleagues. As one of his patient’s sons wrote, "Words simply do not adequately express our deepest and heart felt gratitude for Dr. Jamshidi. He has many times over earned our respect, confidence and admiration. A physician who demonstrates the genuine care and concern over a patient, as did Dr. Jamshidi is a rare find. He is truly a man of integrity and a credit to the medical profession."

Another patient writes, "…It will be helpful for you to know that I am a nurse, and gave 40 years of my life to caring for others and working with many men and women in the medical profession. I feel I am well-qualified to give a professional and personal evaluation and opinion of Dr. Jamshidi’s work and character…Prior to our meeting, I had experienced many years of pain and suffering with my neck and back and endured several surgeries by another neurosurgeon…the other surgeon botched his job of removing a cervical disc by leaving part of the disc behind…He refused to admit his mistake…Then I met Dr. Jamshidi, who immediately gave me the assurance and hope that he could help me—and help me he did! On a professional level, Dr. Jamshidi carries out his medical practice by the highest standards possible. He keeps himself informed of all the current information and knowledge available in medicine. His bedside manner is beyond reproach. He is never so busy that he is not able to provide his patients with the proper care and attention they need. His office staff mirrors his high quality of service and are always cheerful, willing, and helpful in their relationship with his patients."

Renowned public relations manager Edith M. Jones of the World Vision relief organization in a self-profile in the Washington Times dated March 25, 1997 listed as her Inspiration "Mother Teresa and Dr. Saied Jamshidi, my brain surgeon".

These previous patient testimonials are a testament to his work. They are just a few of many letters that are in Dr. Jamshidi’s portfolio available for you to review. These documents prove that he is a caring human being, a fine Neurosurgeon who has saved countless lives, and a man whose high majority of surgeries have had excellent outcomes.