neurologist
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- noun
- /nʊˈrɑːlədʒɪst/
- Specialized
- The neurologist diagnosed him with a rare nerve disorder.
- consult a neurologist
- treated by a neurologist
- clinical neurologist
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Watch on YouTubeHe is a board certified neurologist and four time New York Times best selling author.
- He is a board certified neurologist and four time New York Times best selling author.
- And the, there's a wonderful neurologist, Lorea, who wrote a book called The Mind of the Mnemonicist.
- And neurologists typically are dealing with strokes and seizures and headaches and pain.
- Add if you're a neurologist, you, you, you diagnose many diagnosis from your field and you could treat them.
- When we as neurologists look at a brain, you see temporal and parietal reduced glucose utilization.
- That was part of my subspecialty as a neurologist working with Holocaust survivors, working with survivors of other profound violence.
- But it's very humbling to talk with neurologists and patients which agree on the following.
- She said those patients usually start with neurologist and then the neurologist send them to me.
- I was thinking like, wow, all that time I thought as a neurologist I knew about the mind.
- I had a doctor, neurologist told me that she thought I had STD's.
Examples
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It really behooves you to not just see a therapist, but a neurologist and find out if these things are going on.
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I'm sitting with a neurologist this year.
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I only hope my neurologist will feel the same.
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I need to see a neurologist.
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I spoke with the neurologist.
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You want to be a neurologist?
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I'm your son's attending neurologist.
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He is a board certified neurologist and four time New York Times best selling author.
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Pamela had her own career as a neurologist and was developing a considerable reputation in Sydney.
Fiction book (1992) -
A 63-year-old patient is sent to the neurologist with a clinical picture of resting tremor that began 2 years ago.
Academic text (2017)
Surface Forms
Morphology
neurologist = neurology (transparent) = neuro + log + ist
The word is formed transparently from 'neurology' plus the suffix '-ist', meaning a person who practices or specializes in that field.
Etymology
The word neurologist comes from two parts: neuro- meaning 'nerve' and -logist meaning 'one who studies' or 'specialist', like in biologist. So a neurologist is a doctor who studies and treats the nerves and the brain.