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Department of Neurology
600 N. Highland Avenue
Clinical Sciences Center
Madison, WI 53792
www.neurology.wisc.edu
 

 


2006 board of regents of the uw system
file last updated October 20, 2009
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Dr. JonesJohn "Jack" Jones, M.D.

Associate Professor
Director of the Francis M. Forster Epilepsy Center
Neurology

Contact Info:
CSC H6/572
Support: 608.263.5421
Fax: 608.263.0412
Email: jones@neurology.wisc.edu
Publications: PubMed
Provider page: UW Health

 

Education

Medical School: Pennsylvania State University
Internship: UW Hospitals and Clinics
Residency: UW Hospitals and Clinics
Fellowship: UW Hospitals and Clinics

Medical Interests

  • use of novel devices and therapies in the control of refractory epilepsies and movement disorders
  • management of uncommon hypersomnias and parasomnias, use of VEEG to characterize sleep-related movement disorders and epilepsies
  • clinical use of botulinum toxins in management of neurologic conditions: regional dystonia and tremors, hemifacial spasms, tic disorders and meige's syndrome, etc, with an emphasis on all currently available and experimental toxin products
  • classic neurophysiology studies including all evoked potentials, routine/extended/prolonged EEG, ECI recordings, prognostic studies
  • status epilepticus management

Research Interests

  • hypocretin failure in narcolepsy
  • pharmocologic trials of AEM's and botulinum toxins
  • application of home video and audio technologies to clinical recognition of paroxysmal disorders

Teaching Interests

  • sleep fellowship training in neurophysiology
  • YEPSA and OSCE exams in neuroscience clerks
  • training in refractory epilepsy for pharmacy residents and fellows, and clinical neurophysiology fellows