HNF’s Newest Center of Excellence: Austin Neuromuscular Center, Dr. Yessar Hussain
Introducing Yessar Hussain
HNF’s Newest Center of Excellence: Austin Neuromuscular Center
HNF is pleased to welcome Austin Neuromuscular Center in Austin, Texas as a Center of Excellence. We spoke with Dr. Yessar Hussain about his background and what patients can expect.
About Dr. Yessar Hussain
Dr. Hussain is board-certified in neuromuscular medicine, neurology, clinical neuromuscular pathology, and electrodiagnostic medicine. He completed his fellowship in neuromuscular medicine and electromyography at Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, following his neurology residency at the State University of New York’s University Hospital in Syracuse. He received his M.D. from the University of Baghdad, College of Medicine.
Dr. Hussain is an assistant professor in both the neurology and physical medicine and rehabilitation residency programs at Dell Medical School. He previously served as neurology clerkship director at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Austin (2013 to 2015) and as assistant professor at UT Southwestern (2012 to 2014). He is also director of Austin Neuromuscular Center, which provides comprehensive neuromuscular services and educational opportunities for medical residents and students.
Why is CMT your passion?
“Most CMT patients I see are very active and motivated. They do their best to prevent the disease from impacting their daily living. I always want to help manage their symptoms, not just diagnose, but I feel my help is limited and we need more research and treatment modalities.”
What will patients experience at Austin Neuromuscular Center?
“At our center, we try to achieve a comprehensive approach to neuromuscular disorders to reach an accurate diagnosis. We are also committed to research advancement and providing the best care possible.”
What do you love most about your practice?
“Our friendly staff, commitment to research, and broad coverage of neuromuscular disorders.”
How can patients make an appointment?
“I recommend visiting our website at austinneuromuscle.com. We try to accommodate every patient, even those who are out of network or uninsured.”