J. Michael Uszler, M.D. – Board Certified Nuclear Medicine

Inez Dalton, M.D. – Adult, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist

Scott Fairchild, Psy.D. – Licensed Psychologist 

Brian E. Baldwin, CNMT, RT(N) – Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Call for Appointment:  (321) 266-1881

A NeuroSPECT scan enables you to see your brain working and will help you and your family make an informed decision for proper treatment.  

Choosing appropriate types of therapy will cause real improvement in your neurological and behavioral well-being.

NeuroSPECT Imaging is used to assess cerebral (brain) perfusion in order to evaluate brain function in the following conditions:

• ADD / ADHD
• Anxiety Disorder
• Anoxic Brain Injury
• Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Bipolar
• Depression
• Dementia – Alzheimer’s Disease
• Disruptive Behavior Disorder
• Epilepsy – Seizure Disorder
• Mood Disorders
• Neuro-Immune Dysfunction
• PTSD
• Cognitive decline, including dementia and other memory problems
• Head Trauma – Sports Injuries, Car Accidents
• Stroke
• Brain impairment caused by drug or alcohol abuse or toxic exposure
• General brain health

NeuroSPECT imaging

SPECT imaging reveals those areas of the brain which are working too hard, those areas which are not working hard enough and those areas which may be working just right.

This allows the clinician to specifically target various areas of the brain for modification.

The imaging procedure at NeuroSPECT of Florida involves:

• state-of-the-art dual-headed scanner
• no allergic reactions
• objective, quantitative analysis of your NeuroSPECT scan by Doctor Uszler, with a report to your referring healthcare provider
• the benefit of his more than twenty years experience of NeuroSPECT imaging and quantitative analysis in both adults and children

Behavioral Imaging

Behavioral Imaging is an expression for the application of NeuroSPECT imaging in those taking part in psychological, neurological and psychiatric evaluations and therapy.  Pioneering work in the derivation of NeuroSPECT evaluation of the cortical and sub-cortical systems that affect human behavior and thought is becoming more widely recognized.  The imaging scan itself is not a diagnosis of any one neurological or behavioral medical condition.  It is an evaluation of regional brain function which must be correlated with clinical signs and symptoms.

The effects and effectiveness of physician and self-prescribed medications and of recreational drugs is more apparent with NeuroSPECT imaging.  This provides greater insight, and hopefully better decision making, about how each of us plays a more direct role in our own mental and emotional health and well-being.  Doctor Uszler includes this type of analysis of NeuroSPECT studies in conjunction with referring physicians and psychologists.

Include NeuroSPECT Imaging in your clinical evaluations.

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