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Neurology
Senior Consultant & HOD – Neurology
Dr. Madhukar Bhardwaj is a senior neurologist at Aakash Healthcare, Dwarka, with extensive experience in treating acute stroke, refractory epilepsy, movement disorders, and migraine. He is also experienced in administering Botox therapy for neurological conditions.
He holds a DNB in Neurology and is an MNAMS member.
MBBS from Shri Devaraj URS Medical College, Kolar, Karnataka
DNB – General Medicine from ESI Hospital, Basaidarapur, New Delhi
DNB – Neurology from Army Hospital Research & Referral, New Delhi
Member, National Academy of Medical Sciences (MNAMS)
Long-term neurology practice including stroke, epilepsy, movement disorders
Diagnosis & management of stroke including thrombolysis / neurocritical care
Management of refractory epilepsy and seizure disorders
Treatment for Parkinson’s, tremors and other neuro-degenerative movement issues
Botox therapy and clinical management of migraine and other headaches
Post-stroke rehabilitation and long-term neurological follow-up
Over 18 years of neurology experience across major neurological conditions
Deep experience in treatment-resistant / refractory epilepsy
Acute stroke care and long-term management
Skilled in using Botox for migraine and other neurological disorders
Heads neurology department – guides clinical protocols & junior doctors
Received the President’s Gold Medal in Neurology
HOD / Senior Consultant role at Aakash Healthcare
Recognized for comprehensive care in stroke, epilepsy & movement disorders
Participates in CMEs, medical education and neurology training
Active in academic neurology and case-study based research (per public profile)
President’s Gold Medal in Neurology for outstanding performance
Praised for neurological care in clinical and hospital settings
Highly regarded by neurologist peers for expertise in complex neurology cases
Contribution to patient education and neurology training programs
Sustained leadership role in neurology across years of practice
Member – contributes to neurology research and community
Member – recognized academic society membership
Involved via DNB training and certification
Part of clinical & protocol-development committees in Aakash Healthcare
Mentors neurology trainees and participates in neurologist CME programs
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