M.D. Nigar Ahmadova

A 28-year-old competitive freediver from the Aegean coast presented with transient episodes of visual snow and disorientation during deep dives. Dr. Ahmadova identified a rare form of pressure-induced cortical spreading depression unrelated to decompression sickness. She collaborated with hyperbaric specialists to design a personalized neurological monitoring protocol, allowing the patient to continue competitive diving with strict depth limitations and real-time biofeedback.

A 72-year-old retired carpet weaver from rural Anatolia developed progressive bilateral hand tremors that paradoxically disappeared during intricate weaving. Dr. Ahmadova diagnosed task-specific dystonia with a unique preservation of fine motor skills during familiar activities. Treatment combined low-dose medication with occupational therapy using modified weaving tools, significantly improving daily function while preserving his cultural craft.

A 17-year-old exchange student from Azerbaijan presented with sudden-onset foreign accent syndrome following a migraine episode. Dr. Ahmadova identified a rare form of migraine-associated speech dysprosody and implemented a multilingual speech therapy approach, incorporating both Turkish and Azerbaijani linguistic patterns. The patient recovered her original speech patterns within six weeks through targeted neural retraining exercises.

A 41-year-old commercial ferry captain developed episodic déjà vu with olfactory hallucinations of seawater. Dr. Ahmadova diagnosed right temporal lobe epilepsy triggered by specific navigational patterns. She created a customized antiseizure regimen synchronized with his work schedule and implemented GPS-based trigger avoidance technology on his vessel, allowing safe continuation of his career.