Horst Glasner

Prof. Horst Glasner is a neurologist in Germany at Meoclinic Hospital. He treats complex brain and nerve disorders. The professor has authored over 100 scientific publications. This research work informs his clinical approach to neurological care.

Specialization & Approach

Prof. Glasner treats a range of neurological and psychiatric conditions. He treats chronic diseases like Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis. The doctor also treats acute issues such as stroke and cerebral hemorrhage. Additionally, his work extends to metabolic-related nerve conditions, including diabetes and myelitis.

The doctor uses diagnostic tools to create precise treatment plans. He performs EEG (Electroencephalography) — a test that records electrical activity in the brain to detect abnormalities. He also performs brain imaging, including MRI with contrast to detect subtle neurological changes. The specialist also treats West syndrome and various forms of epilepsy.

His clinical focus includes:

• Stroke
• Cerebral hemorrhage
• Alzheimer's disease
• Multiple sclerosis
• Epilepsy
• Parkinson's disease
• Myelitis
• Diabetes and other neurological-psychiatric disorders

Work Experience

Prof. Glasner holds a position at Meoclinic Hospital in Berlin. He previously practiced at the University of Saarland and Vivantes Neukölln Hospital. Furthermore, he held a role at Charité Campus Benjamin Franklin. These experiences at German medical centers contributed to his clinical background.

Education & Training

The professor completed medical training at the University of Saarland. This institution is a center for medical education in Germany. His training there formed the basis for his academic and clinical career. He continues to apply these foundational principles in his current practice.

Research & Publications

Prof. Glasner contributes to the field of neuroscience. He has published over 100 specialized papers in scientific journals. These research results are reflected in his clinical approach to patient care. His Hirsch index of 5 measures the productivity and citation impact of his publications.