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Mathieu Levesque, MD

  • Neurology

UnityPoint Provider

  • Hospital Affiliations:
    • Trinity Moline Campus
    • Trinity Muscatine
    • Trinity Bettendorf
    • Trinity Regional Medical Center
  • Gender: Male
  • Languages Spoken:
    • French
    • English

About Mathieu Levesque, MD

Education

Degree

  • University of Sherbrooke: Medical - Neurology

Residency

  • University of Sherbrooke
Board Certifications
  • Neurology
    American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
  • Neurology
    Canadian Royal College of Physicians
  • Improving Global Health Certification
    Harvard University
  • Emergency Neurological Life Support Certification
    Mayo Clinic - Neurocritical Care Society
  • Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support Certification
    University of Sherbrooke
  • Biomedical Certification
    Trois-Rivières University of Quebec
Focus Areas
  • Neurology

Biography

Mathieu Levesque, MD, has been practicing medicine since 2015, previously practicing neurology in Canada where he participated in multiple teaching and research opportunities.
He believes details and patients matter and relationships are important. His attentive ear, a well-placed smile and an honest answer transforms a stressful situation into a better place for patients and families. He believes care shouldn't be a one size-fits-all model but instead, a shared decisional process.
Dr. Levesque welcomes both adults and children for headaches, movement disorders, neuromuscular, neuro-opthalmology, behavioral neurology, epilepsy and other neurological disorders.
He specializes in electroencephalogram (EEG), electromyography (EMG), therapeutic botox, migraine, blepharospasm, hemifacial spasm, excessive drooling, bruxism, spasticity, dystonia and nerve infiltrations.

Research and publications: 

  • Bilateral Essential Tremor Treatment with FUS trial, Clinical Neurophysiology, September 2021
  • Incidence of Non-Epileptic, Stereotypical and Intermittent Symptoms (NESIS) in the chronic subdural hematoma population, Movement, July 2021
  • Primum Non Nocere Orbis Non Sufficit: First Do No Harm Isn’t Enough, Journal of Behavioral Health, April 2021
  • Cortical spreading depolarization in chronic subdural hematoma: bridging the gap, Canadian Journal of Neurological Science, June 2020
  • Trigeminal autonomic cephalalgia secondary to spontaneous trigeminal hemorrhage, Canadian Journal of Neurological Science, April 2020
  • Spreading depolarizations in chronic subdural hematoma might be captured by the NESIS score, Journal of Neurosurgery, June 2020
  • In Reply: Nonepileptic, Stereotypical, and Intermittent Symptoms (NESIS) in Patients with Subdural Hematoma: Proposal for a New Clinical Entity with Therapeutic and Prognostic Implications, EAEEG, February 2020
  • Nonepileptic, Stereotypical, and Intermittent Symptoms (NESIS) in Patients with Subdural Hematoma: Proposal for a New Clinical Entity with Therapeutic and Prognostic Implications, Neurosurgery, September 2019
  • Chronic Subdural Hematoma: Toward a New Management Paradigm for an Increasingly Complex Population, Journal of Neurotrauma, August 2018

Adult and pediatric neurology care
EEG, EEG monitoring
EMG
Nerve infiltration
Spasticity
Migraine
Dystonia
Research and teaching

First prize award - research project presentation
Quebec Neurology Conference Charlevoix, 2018
Congress of Neurosurgical Science Houston, 2018
Internal medicine research day Sherbrooke, 2018

Stern family award Sherbrooke, 2014
Best academic average in the medical program doctorate
University of Sherbrooke

Dean’s list of honor Sherbrooke, 2011-2015