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A Spine Story: The Importance of Seeking Multiple Opinions A Retired Nurse’s Assistant and Grandmother Regains Her Ability to Walk and Independence with Dr. Dean Chou
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Summary of awake spine procedure, where the patient does not have to undergo general anesthesia featuring Dr. Andrew Chan at Columbia Neurosurgery.
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On her second day home from the hospital a healthy fit 32-year-old suffered a postpartum stroke.
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Dr. Justin Neira featured in a Spinal Neuro-Oncology Patient Story.
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Dr. Chan determined patient issue was with the lumbosacral level (L5-S1) where the lumbar spine ends/sacral spine begins. Since patient's symptoms persisted despite physical therapy, multiple medications, and an epidural steroid injection, the option of surgery became reasonable.
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Steve Hartler woke up with no feeling on the left side of his body and thought it may have been a stroke. Columbia Neurosurgery's Dr. E. Sander Connolly and his team treated this highly technical AVM procedure and saved his life.
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After an emergency craniotomy and biopsy, Nicole received the news that her tumor was a Grade IV Glioblastoma. See how she's now thriving six years later.
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A patient story featuring minimally invasive spine surgery for disc herniation performed by Dr. Andrew K. Chan.
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patient suffered aneurysm condition of two on either side of the brain
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Increasingly, essential tremor patients are turning to a noninvasive and painless new treatment—focused ultrasound—that has the potential to eliminate their trembling. For several years, Columbia neurosurgeon Gordon Baltuch, MD, PhD, who specializes in the surgical treatment of movement disorders, has been one of a few surgeons in the United States experienced in the technique.