Multiple Sclerosis Center - Charlotte, NC
Charlotte Neurologist Doctors for Multiple SclerosisType of Physician: Neurologist What is a Neurologist? A certification by the Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Practitioners focus on the diagnosis and treatment of disease or impaired function of the brain, spinal cord, muscles, and nervous system, as well as the blood vessels that relate to these structures. The neurologist is often the primary doctor but also serves as a consultant to other doctors and may provide all levels of care, including the continuing care of outpatients and inpatients. The neurologist will often perform and interpret tests that relate to the nervous system or muscles. Specialty: Neurology Common Name: Neurologist Doctors in Charlotte * Presbyterian Neurology Center  Presbyterian Neurology Center  Presbyterian Neurology Center  Presbyterian Neurology Center  Presbyterian Neurology Center  Presbyterian Neurology Center  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr Nrlgy  Mecklenburg Neurological Assocs  Mecklenburg Neurological Assocs  Mecklenburg Neurological Assocs  Mecklenburg Neurological Assocs  Mecklenburg Neurological Assocs  Mecklenburg Neurological Assocs  Mecklenburg Neurological Assocs  Mecklenburg Neurological Assocs  Neurological Institute  Neurological Institute  Carolina Neurological Clinic  Carolina Neurological Clinic  Carolina Neurological Clinic  Alzheimers Memory Center  Alzheimers Memory Center  Horizon Eye Care PA  Charlotte Eye Ear Nose & Throat  United Sleep Medicine  Charlotte Eye Ear Nose & Throat  United Sleep Medicine  Neurological Institute PA  Metrolina Neurological Asscts  Metrolina Neurological Asscts  Metrolina Neurological Asscts  Neurological Institute PA  Metrolina Neurological Asscts  Metrolina Neurological Asscts  Shervin Eshraghi MD  Neurological Health/Learning  Carolina Neurological Clinic  Carolina Neurological Clinic  Carolina Neurological Clinic  Carolina Neurological Clinic  Carolina Neurological Clinic  Carolina Neurological Clinic  Carolina Neurological Clinic  Carolina Neurological Clinic  Carolina Neurological Clinic  Presbyterian Neurology Center  Presbyterian Neurology Center  Carolinas Headache Clinic  Lake Norman Neurology  Giallanza Neurology  Northlake Neurology  Harbor View Plastic Surgery Ctr  Gaston Neurological  Gaston Neurological  Gaston Neurological  Carolinas Medical Ctr NE Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr NE Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr NE Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr NE Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr NE Nrlgy  Carolinas Medical Ctr NE Nrlgy  Northeast Neurology  Northeast Neurology  Northeast Neurology  Northeast Neurology  Northeast Neurology  Northeast Neurology  Northeast Neurology  Northeast Neurology  Northeast Neurology  Northeast Neurology  Daymark Recovery Services  Northeast Neurology  Lake Norman Neurology  Lake Norman Specialty Care  Union Neurology Clinic  Neurological Institute  Mid-Carolina Neurology  Neurological Institute  Crisis Recovery Center  Neurology Neurodiagnostic Pain  Piedmont Healthcare Neurology  Carolina Neurology  Carolina Neurology Charlotte, North CarolinaNicknamed the Queen City, Charlotte and the county containing it are named in honor of the German Princess Charlotte of Mecklenburg, who had become queen consort of British King George III the year before the city's founding. A second nickname derives from later in the 18th century. During the American Revolutionary War, British commander General Cornwallis occupied the city but was driven out afterwards by hostile residents, prompting him to write that Charlotte was "a hornet's nest of rebellion," leading to another city nickname: The Hornet's Nest. Upcoming Local Events2013-05-20
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