Neuro.Wiki is an evidence-based neurology hub built for clinicians, trainees, and researchers. It brings together a structured knowledge base, practical resident references, plain-language journal summaries, and a curated clinical-trials database — all in one place, authored and maintained by neurologists.
Neuro.Wiki was created to put high-yield, evidence-based neurology in one trustworthy place. The mission is simple: to support the entire neurology team — from residents and fellows to practicing neurologists — by distilling the literature, guidelines, and day-to-day clinical knowledge into clear, practical references that can be relied on at the bedside and on call.
An evidence-first neurology platform — clinician-authored, continuously maintained, and focused on what changes practice.
Beyond reference material, Neuro.Wiki provides ready-to-use note templates, printable rounding sheets, study resources, and curated links to relevant online courses and conferences — everything a busy neurology team needs to learn, round, and stay current, all in one place.
A comprehensive evidence-based neurology knowledge base with structured clinical summaries across the neurology subspecialties.
Practical note templates, on-call sheets, and basic-neuroscience references built for neurology trainees.
Plain-language summaries and critical appraisals of the newest, most practice-changing neurology literature.
An expert-curated database of well-designed, clinically meaningful trials across stroke, epilepsy, movement, dementia, headache, neuromuscular, oncology, and immunology.
An AI assistant that answers clinical questions with referenced, guideline-aware recommendations drawn from the curated evidence base.
Access the curated trial database and AI evidence assistant on your phone with the NeuroTrials app — available for iOS and Android.
Neuro.Wiki is created and maintained by practicing neurologists who understand firsthand the challenge of staying current with practice-changing evidence. The platform is built by clinicians, for clinicians — clinically precise, citation-grounded, and free of overstatement.
A curated clinical-trials database surfacing the most relevant, practice-changing neurology studies.
neurotrials.ai →High-quality neurology question bank for RITE exam and board certification preparation with detailed explanations.
highyieldneuro.com →Evidence-based clinical decision support — protocol engines and structured evidence for point-of-care neurology questions.
neuroevidence.ai →Browse evidence-based neurology references, resident tools, journal summaries, and curated trials.
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