Dr. Ali M Bozorg

This is one of a group of doctors who lied about my spinal cord injuries and TBI, and used a movement disorder Action Myoclonus against me to write to the that I was faking, although this was diagnosed at the UNC movement/neurology centers after months of testing and attributed to more spinal cord damage Syrinx T4-T9. ignored the SCI/TBI diagnoses from other doctors accused me of faking. This movement disorder was also diagnosed By Tampa VA neurology . He has betrayed many soldiers and veterans and his profession

I saw doctor about nine years ago with mini to grand mall seizures from a fall I had when I was three years old, I'm now 72. After a week's observation at Tampa General Hospital he found that I had scar tissue on the left front side of my brain. A few weeks later I had surgery . This was around six years ago. I have not had any seizures since then. After a year's observation he started dwindling me off my medications. I'm totally off one of two medications I was taking and cut back on another which I am still taking today.. I give him high honors and respect.

My son went to Dr Bozorg with suspected seizures. The exam seemed encouraging. My son went in for three days seizure study. When the Dr came in on the last day he said no seizures and went on to say my sons melodrama movements were nothing, off handedly prescribed a dopamine patch in addition to another medicine. Turns out my son had a large sarcoma in his abdomen against his spine and is now dying. The first neurologist we saw in Zhills said my son was an alcoholic and suffering from DTS. Is this how we treat our youth. My son put himself through college, went to school full time and worked 1 1/2 jobs. Then started getting sick. He has suffered, been insulted and is dying.

Great Doctor! My daughter is sixteen and he treated her very well asking several times how much info she knew about her condition and volunteering to educate her during her appointment. Yes, I would say he he was direct and to the point, but neither my daughter or I felt rushed. We have seen the Doctor twice. I was impressed on the first visit but my daughter withheld her endorsement until the second visit.

This doctor does not listen well, jumps to conclusions, puts words in one's mouth, and twists what is told to him. I have a rare condition, that I know much about, due to past doctors and experts, and without even taking the time to learn about it, he jumped to treatment suggestions that I know would have been harmful. He was very rushed, and it was hard to get a word in edge wise. I came out of there completely at a loss.