Direction:Neurology
Position:Associate Professor
Marika Megrelishvili obtained her MD at the Perm State Medical Academy in Perm, Russia in 1998 and continued her postgraduate education in Neurology at the Clinic of Nervous Disiease of Moscow Medical Academy in Moscow, Russia. She participated in professional training activities in different countries, including the NIH in Bethesda Maryland, USA; the Redboud University, Nijmegen, Netherland etc. In 2016 she obtained her PhD in Medicine/ Neurology at Ilia State University. During her professional carrier she successfully integrates clinical practice, teaching and research activities. She is the co-founder of two professional associations: Georgian Society for Parkinsonism and Extrapyramidal Disorders and Georgian Society for Pharmacovigilance.
Scientific interests / research interests
Movement Disorders, Parkinson Disease, Manganese-induced Parkinsonism
Demyelinating Diseases, Multiple Sclerosis
Neurodegenerative Disorders, Amiotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
⦁ An extensive list of publications
⦁ M. Megrelishvili with I. Khatiashvili and N.N.Yakhno. Special features of gait and balance disturbances in progressive supranuclear palsy and multiple system atrophy / European Journal of Neurology – 2003:10 (suppl. 1) p. 79-80
⦁ M. Megrelishvili with M. Beridze, A. Tsiskaridze, R. Shakarishvili. Comparison of initial data of nitric oxide, nitrates and superoxidismutase in ischemic stroke patients without and with previous episodes of TIA / European Journal of Neurology – 2003:10 (suppl. 1) p.237
⦁ M. Megrelishvili with M. Beridze, A. Tsiskaridze, R. Shakarishvili. Ischemic tolerance phenomenon in stroke patients with and without previous episodes of TIA / European Journal of Neurology – 2004:11 (suppl. 2) p.69
⦁ M. Megrelishvili with M. Beridze, R. Shakarishvili. Cerebrospinal indexes of the dynamics of nitric oxide dependent oxidative stress in acute stage of ischemic stroke. S.S. Korsakov Journal of Neurology and Psychiatry – 2005 (suppl. 13) p.68-72
⦁ M. Megrelishvili with M. Beridze, A. Tsiskaridze, R. Shakarishvili. Glutamat toxicity in relation with ischemic tolerance phenomenon in clinicla settings. / European Journal of Neurology – 2005:12 (suppl. 2) p.169
⦁ M. Megrelishvili with I. Khatiashvili, M.Janelidze et al.. Movement disorder caused by “home-made” narcotic. / European Journal of Neurology – 2005:12 (suppl. 2) p.289
⦁ M. Megrelishvili with M. Beridze, R. Shakarishvili. Predictive value of metal-inductors of oxidative stress in acute ischemic stroke. / European Journal of Neurology – 2006:13 (suppl. 2) p.50
⦁ M. Megrelishvili with I. Khatiashvili and N.N.Yakhno. Clinical scale for oculomotor disorders in parkinsonizm / European Journal of Neurology – 2006:13 (suppl. 2) p.80
⦁ M. Megrelishvili with I. Khatiashvili et al.. Movement disorder caused by injections of manganese containing compounds/ Movement Disorders – 2007, Vol 22, suppl 16, p.S110
⦁ M. Megrelishvili with I. Khatiashvili et al.. Clinical course of ephedronic encephalopathy/ Movement Disorders – 2009, Vol 24, suppl 1, p.S67
⦁ M. Megrelishvili with I. Khatiashvili et al.. Ephedrone Encephalopathy:Tretament Approaches/ Movement Disorders – 2009, Vol 24, suppl 1, p.S67
⦁ M. Megrelishvili with I. Khatiashvili et al. Uric Acid In Ephedrone-Induced Parkinsonism. / European Journal of Neurology – 18 (Suppl. 2), 344–620
Marika Megrelishvili, Hana Brozova, ⦁ Cecilia Bonnet, et al.. Gait disorders and freezing in patients with ephedrone parkinsonism. Movement Disorders – 2014, Vol 29, issues S1, p.S197
Marika Megrelishvili, ⦁ Cecilia Bonnet, Jan Rusz et al..Eye movements reflect involvement of the basal ganglia in ephedrone‐induced Parkinsonism Movement Disorders – 2014, Vol 29, issues S1, A.273
Marika Megrelishvili, ⦁ Cecilia Bonnet, ⦁ Jan ⦁ Rusz, Irine Khatiashvili, Marina Janelidze et al.
Eye movements in ephedrone-induced parkinsonism / PLoS One 2014 12;9(8):e104784. Epub 2014 Aug 12.
Marika Megrelishvili, ⦁ Cecilia Bonnet, ⦁ Jan ⦁ Rusz et al.Distinct variant of mixed dysarthria reflects parkinsonism and dystonia due to ephedrone abuse/Journal of Neural Transmission: Volume 121, Issue 6 (2014), Page 655-664
Current Courses |
Course Catalog |
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| Bachelor’s Course: Clinical Neurology Doctoral Seminar II |