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austinneuro.com

austin neurological clinic is committed to the highest standards of patient care and excellence in neurological disorders. we derive our greatest sense of accomplishment from doing what is right for each individual patient.

bnaneuro.net

At BNA, we put our patients first. We are committed to treating our neurosurgery patients with compassion and to providing innovative and sound medical options for the treatment of our patients’ neurological conditions.

dallasneurosurgical.com

Neurological and Neurosurgical Diseases and Conditions The neurosurgeons at Dallas Neurosurgical & Spine offer treatment options for a wide variety of conditions that are listed here. Our physicians are trained in treating both spine and brain conditions using minimally invasive techniques, complex spinal reconstruction methods, as well as state-of-the-art tools such as stereotactic radiosurgery. Our...read more

drjho.com

dr. jho has developed numerous minimally invasive innovative surgical treatments for spine and brain disoders such as disc-preserving functional disc surgery, endoscopic skull base surgery through a nostril.

eastbayneurospine.com

Dr. Thomas Mampalam welcomes you to East Bay Neurospine Center. We offer the following services: Consultation, Brain, Spinal and Nerve Surgery, and Pain Management

etmc.org

UT Health East Texas provides advanced, compassionate care through hospitals, clinics, and specialists across East Texas.

hlcares.com

Dr. H.L. Cares is a practicing physician specializing in neurosurgery. Site contains neurosurgical information, personal cirriculum vitae, office locations, interests and links pages.

neuroandspinalsurg.com

Cervical arthroplasty (artificial disc) as an alternative to cervical fusion: Cervical arthroplasty, or an artificial cervical disc, is an innovative alternative to fusion in some patients with neck and arm pain due to cervical disc disease. It allows for restoration of disc height and decompression of nerve roots while maintaining normal cervical range of motion and