Dr. S Gregory Hipskind MD PhD
Transforming lives with TBI diagnosis and photobiomodultaion therapy.
Welcome to a new era of mTBI diagnosis and treatment.
Seeing is Believing
The silent epidemic of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) /Concussion affects millions of Americans annually. It goes undiagnosed because the "wound" is invisible to standard anatomical imaging.
My work with brain SPECT imaging has brought this affliction into the light.
mTBI/Concussion can be seen and treated.
EXPERIENCE ... KNOWLEDGE ... RESULTS
Dr. S Gregory Hipskind
Dr. S Gregory Hipskind MD PhD is a nationally recognized Nuclear and Behavioral Neurologist with extensive experience in quantitative brain SPECT evaluations. Additionally, his landmark research demonstrates the use of photobiomodulation therapy to treat brain injuries.
- Nuclear Qualified Behavioral Neurologist
- Certified Brain Injury Specialist, 2010
- Certified Polychromatic Light Technologies Instructor, 2018
- Founder/President, Brain Injury Consulting, LLC
Brain Injury Consulting LLC
•Over 25 years of forensic experience.
•Over 5,000 brain SPECT scans read with personalized reports.
•Over 170 deposition or trial testimonies given in cases of TBI, carbon monoxide poisoning, mercury and other toxins.
•Brain SPECT scans universally admitted into evidence, 170-0 record.
•Over 40 successful Daubert challenges won.
•Over $300 million dollars in awards won.
Publications: Seeing is Believing
- Evaluating and Treating mild traumatic brain injury: the Role of SPECT and Photobiomodulation Therapy
- Pulsed Transcranial Red/Near-Infrared Light Therapy Using Light-Emitting Diodes Improves Cerebral Blood Flow and Cognitive Function in Veterans with Chronic Traumatic Brain Injury: A Case Series
TBI Recovery and Photobiomodulation
Dr. S Gregory Hipskind MD PhD research using photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT) to treat chronic mild TBI (mTBI) in Veterans is heralded as a landmark study in the field of photobiomodulation medicine. The evidence clearly demonstrates PBMT penetrates the skull and changes regional cerebral blood flow thereby improving symptoms of mTBI.