Prof. Dr. Vivian Drory is a distinguished Israeli neurologist with 35 years of experience, a qualified certified specialist in clinical neurophysiology, electrophysiology, electromyography. 

She is a respected expert in the diagnosis and therapy of:

• neuromuscular disorders,
• amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, 
• neurological pathologies of various etiologies.

The professor provides palliative and drug therapy for patients. 

Vivian works on studying genetic and hereditary aspects of the course of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and neurological diseases. She has a successful experience in early diagnosis through advanced imaging technologies and based on informative analyses of biological markers, electrophysiological assessment of fatigue.

• General Neurology in Israel; 
• electromyography and clinical neurophysiology; 
• amyotrophic lateral sclerosis; 
• advanced tomography techniques; 
• early diagnosis with biological signs; 
• neuromuscular conduction blockade; 
• electrophysiologic assessment of fatigue.

• Vivian Drory trained in Germany at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Heidelberg. 
• She also completed a fellowship in neurology at the Sourasky Medical and Diagnostic Center (Ichilov). 
• She received additional professional training in neuromuscular pathologies and electromyography at the American Hospital, University of Louisiana in New Orleans.

• Vivian Drory has worked at First Ikhilov Medical Center for more than 20 years, first as a trainee physician, then as a leading specialist in the Neurology Department. 
• In 1994, she was appointed Director of the Electromyography Institute, and in 1995, she became head of the Division of Neuromuscular Pathologies in the Department of Neurology.
• In 2005. Vivian became head of the service for the diagnosis and therapy of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. 
• The professor sees patients with neurological diseases privately at the Sourasky (Ichilov Clinic). 

In parallel with her medical practice, Drory lectures at the University of Tel Aviv, supervises students’ internships and supervises their scientific practice, and is a member of the University’s academic committee. 

For her research and teaching, she has been awarded the title of Professor of Medicine.

Dr. Drory speaks at scientific symposia (more than 80 presentations) and has published about 40 medical articles.

• Association of Neurologists of Israel;
• Israeli Community of Clinical Neurophysiology;
• Israeli Association of Neuromuscular Diseases;
• International Research Alliance for Neuroscience and Motor Neuron Disease Research;
• European Research Group for Neuromuscular Diseases.