Neurological Sciences
Keeping the Spine Aligned
Fall | Winter 2011
Rich Kyler is living his dream. A detective and member of the Omaha SWAT team, Rich had dreamed of working on the police force since he was 15 years old. Nothing was going to take that from him now. Not even a broken back.
Unlocking Secrets of the Brain
Spring | Summer 2011
For many of her childhood years, 39-year-old Kim Jansen kept a secret.
She was different from her friends, but she wasn’t sure why.
Charting a Familiar Course
Spring | Summer 2011
The first time George Greene accompanied his father to the operating room, it imprinted a memory and helped map a career.
Life in Motion
Fall | Winter 2009
The Movement Disorders Clinic, the most comprehensive in the Midwest, is
helping restore independence and quality of life to many patients who
thought they had to live with the debilitating effects of excessive or
involuntary movement disorders.
Awakenings
Fall | Winter 2008
Last fall, when Amy Most felt something odd below her rib cage “like a
little hiccupping going on inside,” it was such a vague sensation that
she simply dismissed it. Even after it happened six times in three
weeks.
Shedding New Light on Epilepsy
Spring | Summer 2008
Since ancient times, man has been seeking to understand the inner
workings of the human brain. Weighing in at about three pounds with an
estimated 100 billion cells, the human brain still remains a mystery in
many respects.
