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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q What is a Neurosurgeon?

A A neurosurgeon is a highly specialized doctor who has received years of advanced education and training in surgery of the brain and spine.

Neurosurgeons typically perform a wide range of surgeries from minimally invasive spinal procedures to more complex spinal and brain surgeries.

They are trained in the use of state-of-the-art diagnostic and surgical equipment to help ensure the best outcome and shortest recovery time.

Neurosurgeons specialize in surgery of the spine and brain and have the tools, training and skills to achieve the bet results possible for their patients.

Q How can you choose the right neurosurgeon:

A Choosing the right neurosurgeon to perform your procedure is critical. When selecting a neurosurgeon you should ask the following questions:

  • Is the physician board-certified/board eligible in neurological surgery?
  • Is the neurosurgeon up-to-date on the latest surgical techniques?
  • Does the neurosurgeon have access to the latest diagnostic and surgical equipment?
  • Has the neurosurgeon been trained in your specific procedure?
  • Does the neurosurgeon have advanced training beyond a neurosurgical residency (i.e. fellowships?)

Q What forms do i need completed before I visit?

A• Patient information form (PDF) • HIPAA Authorization form (PDF)

Q What are my presurgical Instructions

APre Surgical Information

 

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