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Medical Director, Neuromuscular Medicine
Northwest Community Healthcare
Adjunct Associate Professor
Loyola University School of Medicine
Maywood, IL
Dr. Zeidman is from Chicagoland and went to college,
medical school, and neurology residency at Northwestern University. He did
a neurophysiology fellowship at Rush and is boarded in neurology,
neurophysiology, and electrodiagnostic medicine. He was previously at the
University of Illinois-Chicago for 8 years, advancing to Associate Professor. As
a neuromuscular specialist he started the Neuropathy clinic at UIC, he was EMG
director and got the EMG lab accredited by the AANEM, and he was the neurophysiology
fellowship director. In January 2019 Dr. Zeidman left UIC to
become Neuromuscular-EMG director at Loyola University Medical Center. There he
helped to restart the Peripheral Nerve Center, started and is Co-director of
the new Loyola ALS Center, and participates in the Loyola Amyloidosis Clinic.
Dr. Zeidman has authored over
40 articles, chapters, and a book related to his research. He has received
clinical trial and translational grants for small fiber neuropathy Immunology research,
and has published a paper regarding that research with another on the way, and
has presented that work at the neuromuscular meeting. Two of his papers have
been regarding Guillain-Barre Syndrome, and he has given 4 talks in the past to
departments or to trainees regarding CIDP or its variants, or on Guillain Barre
Syndrome. He also was site investigator at Loyola for a trial of subcutaneous
immunoglobulin in CIDP. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Neurology and
a member of the American Academy of Neuromuscular and Electrodiagnostic
Medicine.