About Dr. Amar Narayan Shaw
Area of Interest
- Neurointervention
- Peripheral Endovascular Interventions
- Hepatobiliary Interventions
- Oncointerventions
- Dialysis related Interventions
- Varicose vein Treatment
- Liver and renal transplant related interventions
Awards
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Young Practitioner Travel Grant LINNC Organisation, Paris 2024 & 2025
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Faculty at 10th CLBS, Conference, Delhi
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Neuro Sciences | Post Date : Jan 02, 2026
सिर में दर्द होना आज के समय में बहुत आम समस्या बन गई है। कभी हल्का दर्द, तो कभी इतना तेज कि काम करना मुश्किल हो जाए। अक्सर लोग हर तरह के सिर दर्द को माइग्रेन कह देते हैं, जबकि ऐसा ज़रूरी नहीं है।
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Neuro Sciences | Post Date : Jan 02, 2026
Head pain is something almost everyone experiences at some point. But not every head pain is the same. Many people use the words headache and migraine interchangeably, even though they are very different conditions.
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Neuro Sciences | Post Date : Dec 10, 2025
If you’ve ever felt a sharp shooting pain that starts in your lower back and travels down your leg, there’s a good chance it was sciatica. This type of pain is linked to irritation or compression of the sciatic nerve — the largest nerve in your body.
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Neuro Sciences | Post Date : Sep 10, 2025
Most of us have felt lightheaded or unsteady at some point — maybe after standing up too quickly, being dehydrated, or due to motion sickness. This is called dizziness. But when you feel like the room is spinning or you are rotating even when standing still, that’s vertigo.
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Neuro Sciences | Post Date : Sep 05, 2025
क्या आपको अक्सर अचानक चक्कर आना (dizziness) महसूस होता है? या कभी ऐसा लगता है कि चारों तरफ सब घूम रहा है? इसे ही आम भाषा में वर्टिगो (Vertigo) कहा जाता है।
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Neuro Sciences | Post Date : Jul 28, 2025
Have you ever seen someone suddenly lose consciousness, shake uncontrollably, or stare blankly without responding?
It could be epilepsy — a neurological condition that often goes undetected due to lack of awareness.
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