Eugen M. Halar, MD

Professor Emeritus
Rehabilitation Physician

Patient Care
Dr. Halar's clinical interests are comprehensive stroke rehabilitation, including the prevention and treatment of strokes and spasticity.

Research
His research interests are in the management and prevention of spasticity, and the diagnosis and treatment of CTS in diabetic patients.

Teaching
His academic activities and interests include stroke prevention and rehabilitation, the management of spasticity, and neurolytic and chemodenervation blocks.

Training
Dr. Halar earned his medical degree at the University of Zagreb, Croatia, and completed his residency in PM&R at New York University Institute for Rehabilitation Medicine.

Selected Publications:

Halar EM, DeLisa JA, Brozovich FV. Nerve Conduction Velocity: The relationship of skin, subcutaneous, and intramuscular temperatures. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 61(5):199-203, 1998.

Halar EM, Stolov WC, Vankatesh B, Brozovich FV, Harley JD. Gastiocnemius muscle belly and tendon length in stroke patients and able bodied person. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 59(10):476-484, 1978.

Halar EM. Cardiovascular Rehabilitation: Integration, Prevention and Rehabilitation in: PM&R Clinics of North America.