neurology

Converse of object

• include: The array of services provided covers 11 surgical areas, including cardio-thoracic, neurology, and orthopedics.
• have: We occupy the same form, we have language, we have the same neurology.

Preposition: in

• animal: The service covers areas of both medical and surgical neurology in small animals.

Adjective modifier

• pediatric: During this meeting there were several discussions on the organization of pediatric neurology in the UK.
• veterinary: Designed for quick reference, the book presents students with the essentials of veterinary neurology.
• clinical: In the past, neuroimaging was almost exclusively the domain of clinical neurology.
• human: You see, stories have a very special place in human neurology.
• general: His specialist interest is Multiple Sclerosis, as well as general neurology, and he has lectured for Pastest regularly since 2001.
• behavioral: His clinical work is principally in cognitive and behavioral neurology.

Modifies a noun

• clinic: Many neurology clinics in main hospitals have doctors working there who have an interest in migraine.
• ward: I was taken from the ENT ward to a neurology ward.
• department: You may be referred by your GP to the neurology department.
• unit: SETTING: Investigation ward of a neurology unit in a university hospital.
• service: Find Out More Getting help Pediatric neurology services Regional neuromuscular center.
• team: Will the neurology team be able to help him?

Noun used with modifier

• journal: The research is in the latest issue of the journal Neurology.
• child: The ability to attract more high-quality students to the field of child neurology is critical.
• adult: All trainees are required in addition to have 6m adult neurology experience, which can be at SHO level.
• care: Teaching staff specialize in sports physiotherapy pediatrics respiratory care neurology musculoskeletal work.
• specialist: She was rushed to the Middlesex hospital and then to a specialist NHS neurology hospital, but never recovered.