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About
Dr. Eva Kahler-Ullepich treats diseases of the nervous system.
Neurological complaints can be very diverse and difficult to describe, but they often indicate diseases of the nervous system.
Dr. Eva Kahler-Ullepich is happy to advise you if you are experiencing symptoms such as:
- headaches and facial pains
- speech disorders or paralysis
- disturbances of memory and consciousness
- impaired movement and balance
- dizziness
- sleep disturbances
- sensory disturbances, insensitivity and restless legs
- seizures symptoms
- listlessness, fatigue
- ower back pain and neck tension
Membership
- Member of the Austrian Society for Neurology (ÖGN)
Education
- 9/2002-7/2004 Internship: Hospital Barmherzige Brüder, Vienna; Internal Medicine, Surgery
- 1995-2002 Medical Studies, University of Vienna
- 4/2006-4/2007 Specialist training in psychiatry: Socio-Medical Center East - Hospital Donauspital
- 7/2009 Specialized training in neurology, Hitzing Hospital with the Rosenhügel Neurological Center, Neurology Department II
- Certificate of the Austrian Medical Association: neurosonology (CVD/TCD)
- Certificate of the Austrian Medical Association: Clinical Electromyography (EMG/NLG)
- Advanced Diploma of the Austrian Medical Association
Experience
- Since 3/2018 Specialist in the neurology department, Socio-Medical Center, Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Spital
- From 2/2013 to 2/2018 chief physician of the neurology department, Goettlicher Highland Hospital
- Consultant in neurology at the Sisters of Mercy Hospital, Vienna
- 2/2010 - 2013, permanent deputy in neurological surgery with the neurodiagnostic laboratory of Dr. R. Nemetz, 1220 Vienna
Services
- Patient care before and after stroke
- M. Parkinson's disease / tremor
- Dementia (memory testing)
- Intervertebral disc herniations and nerve root irritations
- “Restless legs“ syndrome
- Polyneuropathy
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Anxiety disorders
- Dizziness
- Electrophysiological investigation to clarify peripheral nervous system disorders: nerve conduction velocity (NLG) and electromyography (EMG)