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Cerebral Aneurysms: Vessel Wall Mechanics and Rupture Risk
A cerebral aneurysm diagnosis, whether found incidentally or after a rupture, raises an immediate and understandable question: how dangerous is...
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When Does a Chiari Malformation Actually Need Surgery?
One of the more anxiety-provoking phone calls we field at New Jersey Brain and Spine starts the same way: a...
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Spondylolisthesis: Evaluating Vertebral Slippage, Mechanical Shear Forces, and Instability
When a patient's imaging shows one vertebra has shifted forward relative to the one below it, the first thing I...
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Pituitary Adenomas: Mass Effect, Hormones, and the Optic Chiasm
One of the unique things about pituitary adenomas is that the same tumor can cause two very different types of...
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Deep Brain Stimulation: How It Works for Parkinson’s and Essential Tremor
One of the questions I hear most often from patients living with Parkinson's disease or essential tremor is some version...
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Cavernous Malformations: Silent Lesions and When They Require Treatment
One of the more common conversations I have with patients begins not with a symptom, but with a scan. Someone...
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Herniated Disc vs. Bulging Disc: What the Anatomy Actually Means
Patients frequently arrive with a radiology report using the terms "herniated" and "bulging" almost interchangeably, and understandably assume they mean...
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One of the first questions I hear after someone is told they have a brain tumor is, "Is it benign...
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Aneurysm Coiling vs. Clipping: How We Decide Which Is Right for You
When a patient learns they have a brain aneurysm, whether it was found after a sudden severe headache or discovered...
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