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The Section of Movement Disorders seeks to advance the equitable care of diverse patients affected by movement disorders through an integrated approach that includes world class wholistic clinical care, exemplary basic, translational, epidemiological and clinical research and education of the next generation of caregivers.

The mission of the Section of Neuroimmunology is to combat multiple sclerosis (MS) through patient care, research and education to fulfill the following objectives: diagnose and/or confirm the diagnosis of MS, provide medical treatment for MS and manage symptoms to help patients maintain normal lifestyles, educate and train physicians and scientists about MS and educate lay people, especially patients and their family members, about MS.

The Neurocritical Care section of Washington University’s Department of Neurology manages critically-ill neurological and neurosurgical patients in a state-of -the-art unit at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, a large, comprehensive stroke center and Level 1 trauma hospital. Our dedication to excellence in patient care is rooted in a tradition of innovative research, interdisciplinary collaboration and a nurturing educational environment.

Our neurologists strive to provide outstanding clinical care and training leading to the neurological doctors and scientists of the future. Our goal is to bring scientific research and discovery from the bench to the bedside to improve the lives of our patients.

Neuromuscular Disease Center