OSANG SPECIALTY CENTER

Autonomic Clinic

NEURAL RESET PROTOCOL

Neural Reset Protocol

The Neural Reset Protocol is Osang Neurosurgery's integrated dysautonomia treatment program that gradually restores the balance of the overall autonomic nervous system based on the results of autonomic nervous tests (HRV, standing tilt, and brain waves).

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An image of the human nervous system expressing the connection and balance of the autonomic nervous system

OSANG MEDICAL PROGRAM

THE PROBLEM

why until now
Wouldn’t it be better?

Blood tests, endoscopy, and electrocardiogram were not detected anywhere. Even if I change hospitals, the answer is always the same. “There’s nothing wrong.”

01

Uniform flat inspection

Existing tests cannot detect the nervous system signal errors hidden behind “no abnormalities.”

02

Symptom-centered short-term prescription

We only look at the sick organs. No one sees that the autonomic nerves that control those organs have collapsed.

03

Chronic system overload

The nervous system is already hardened and sensitive, so no matter how good the treatment is, the body cannot accept it.

04

Collapsed Core Interaction

The balance between the brain, nerves, immunity, and hormones is broken, and the body's ability to repair itself stops.

05

Treatment sequence without strategy

Since the procedure is repeated without first unlocking the locked system, the cycle of recurrence is unbroken.

Without a fundamental system reset, the body's recovery cannot begin.
If you haven't found the answer so far, now direction of the questionYou need to change.

PRECISE DIAGNOSIS

First, distinguish the essence of the disease, not the symptoms.

Just because your test results are normal doesn’t mean your body is normal. We analyze the balance of the four axes of the autonomic nervous system, which existing tests miss, to see where the problem originates.

TREATMENT METHODS

according to the patient's condition
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We selectively combine only the necessary treatments depending on the condition and symptoms of the 4 axes of the autonomic nervous system.

PERIPHERAL · Peripheral

Stellate Ganglion Block

Stellate Ganglion Block · SGB

Local anesthetic is injected into the cervical C6-C7 stellate ganglion to immediately block overactive sympathetic nerves. It can help improve palpitations, sweating, facial flushing, and PTSD.

CENTRAL · Central

Transcranial magnetic stimulation

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation · TMS

Noninvasive stimulation of the frontal lobe (DLPFC) with magnetic field pulses. It helps relieve anxiety, insomnia, and chronic fatigue by reorganizing the autonomic nervous system control circuit in the brain.

PATHWAY · Path

NPT nerve stimulation physical therapy

Neuromuscular Physical Therapy

It is a based treatment that relieves chronic tension in the cervical and thoracic muscles and reduces mechanical pressure on the vagus and sympathetic nerve pathways.

CRANIAL · Face

Sphenopalatine ganglion block

Sphenopalatine Ganglion Block · SPG

Local anesthetic is applied to the sphenopalatine ganglion behind the nose to control facial autonomic responses.

PERIPHERAL · Peripheral

Occipital Nerve Block

Occipital Nerve Block

Pain signals are controlled by injecting a local anesthetic into the occipital nerve that runs from the back of the head to the crown of the head.

SYMPATHETIC · Principal

Thoracic sympathetic ganglion block

Thoracic Sympathetic Ganglion Block

It selectively blocks sympathetic ganglia at the T2-T4 levels of the thoracic spine and is applied to hyperhidrosis conditions such as upper extremity hyperhidrosis, CRPS, and Raynaud's.

CENTRAL · Central

Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation

Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation · tDCS

It is a non-invasive adjuvant treatment that modulates the excitability of specific brain regions with low-intensity direct current.

REGENERATIVE · Play

Autologous blood-rich plasma therapy

Platelet-Rich Plasma · PRP

High-concentration platelet plasma isolated from autologous blood is injected to help regeneration and recovery of damaged tissue.

MEDICATION · Drug

Autonomic drug treatment

Autonomic Pharmacotherapy

Depending on the patient's condition, the necessary drugs are prescribed at the lowest dose and for the shortest period of time and are combined with other treatments.

All treatments are selectively combined based on the results of the initial examination (HRV, qEEG, orthostatic tilt). Not all patients receive all of the above treatments.

SIGNATURE PROCEDURES

Neural reset Representative treatment

These are two treatments that are selectively applied depending on the status of the four axes of the autonomic nervous system.

SGB

Stellate Ganglion Block

This is an outpatient procedure that temporarily blocks sympathetic nerve output by injecting local anesthetic into the cervical C6-C7 stellate ganglion under ultrasound guidance.

procedure
Ultrasound guidance, observation of condition after outpatient procedure
Follow-up
After the procedure, sleep, breathing, and light exercise are adjusted together.

TMS

Transcranial magnetic stimulation

It is a non-invasive brain stimulation treatment that delivers magnetic pulses to the frontal lobe using an electromagnetic coil on the scalp, and is performed while awake without anesthesia.

procedure
Repeat sessions according to protocol
Follow-up
Manage sleep, exercise, and life rhythm together after treatment is completed

THE 4 AXIS PROTOCOL

forming the autonomic nervous system 4 axes

We look at symptoms and test results together to determine which axis is involved.

AXIS 01 · CAN

central autonomic network

Central Autonomic Network

Treatment begins with examining the brain's default settings. Assess the degree of overload of CAN, which controls autonomic responses at the highest level.

  • Hyperarousal/Anxiety
  • sleep disorder
  • pain hypersensitivity
  • mood swings
  • tension persists
  • Decreased stress tolerance

PROTOCOL

Designed with precision without compromise
Neural Reset Protocol

This is a step-by-step journey to regain your lost daily life.

  1. 01

    4-Axis Multi-dimensional Analysis System

    Blind Spot Tracking

    By measuring HRV, brain waves, hormones, and metabolic functions, we find the starting point of discomfort and which of the four axes is broken.
  2. 02

    Personalized Optimized Module Curation

    Bespoke Design

    Based on clinical data, we prioritize which protocol to look at and which axis is right for the patient.
  3. 03

    Module 1–4 Integrated Recovery Reset

    Balance Reconstruction

    We coordinate stabilization of the central autonomic nervous system, recovery of the vagus nerve, regulation of peripheral nerves and pain pathways, and improvement of the neuro-immune-hormonal environment in a step-by-step manner.
  4. 04

    Fundamental Stabilization

    Self-Sustaining Stability

    We manage the life rhythm and recovery environment together to prevent the recovered nervous system from returning to its previous patterns.

FAQ

Neural Reset Protocol FAQ

01What is Neural Reset Protocol?

The Neural Reset Protocol is a treatment that helps relieve symptoms such as headaches, fatigue, and insomnia by restoring the balance of the autonomic nervous system. Through the test, we check your current nerve status and adjust overactive nerve responses step by step to help your body recover to a stable state.

02What symptoms occur when the autonomic nervous system is imbalanced?

Even if you get enough rest, fatigue may persist or symptoms such as dizziness, headache, insomnia, and heart palpitations may appear. Various symptoms such as indigestion, cold hands and feet, cold sweats, and unreasonable anxiety may recur.

03Is it correct to receive autonomic nerve treatment at a neurology or neurosurgery clinic?

Autonomic problems can be treated in both neurology and neurosurgery. It is important to evaluate the entire nervous system as it is the area that regulates the brain and overall body.

04What are autonomic nerve tests?

We comprehensively check the current state of neurological function through HRV testing, orthostatic tilt testing, and electroencephalography (QEEG). Based on the test results, the current condition and necessary treatment direction are determined.

05Do I need to have all 4 axes treated?

Not all patients receive treatment in all four axes. After checking your condition through inspection and consultation, we prioritize the most necessary areas first.

06I think my symptoms are getting worse because I'm under a lot of stress. Can I get better with treatment?

If stress continues, the balance of the autonomic nervous system may be disrupted and symptoms may worsen. Treatment aims to control irritated nervous responses and help the body return to a stable state.

07How long do the treatment effects last? Won't it happen again?

The treatment effect varies depending on the patient's condition and lifestyle. Symptoms may reappear depending on stress or lifestyle, so it is important to receive management and treatment as needed.

08How do you tell if it's chronic fatigue or an autonomic problem?

If fatigue continues even after sufficient rest and dizziness, headaches, insomnia, and heart palpitations recur, undergo a test to determine whether it is simple fatigue or a condition that requires treatment.

09What is the difference between the Neural Reset Protocol and the NPT program?

NPT is a non-surgical physical therapy that delivers stimulation directly to the autonomic and peripheral nerve pathways, and Neural Reset is an integrated treatment program that examines the balance of the autonomic nervous system based on test results.

CONSULTATION

Based on the test results, check your current autonomic nervous system status.

The examination and treatment plan will be explained directly by the specialist after your visit.