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New Jersey Brain and Spine is proud to be associated and recognized by industry leaders. Our best-in-class physicians brings world-class training and experience to a wide range of complex conditions. As the only neurosurgical program in New Jersey to have achieved a national ranking, our care and expertise is unparalleled. Our physicians and neurosurgeons have offered expert, innovative, personalized, and compassionate care for patients with spinal and neurological disorders for over 20 years.
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Meningioma: What a Diagnosis Really Means
When a patient's brain MRI shows a mass and it turns out to be a meningioma, relief and fear often...
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Scoliosis in Adults: When Spinal Curvature Needs Surgical Correction
When most people hear the word "scoliosis," they picture a teenager being screened at school for a sideways curve in...
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Trigeminal Neuralgia Treatments Compared: MVD vs. Gamma Knife vs. Rhizotomy
When a patient comes in describing trigeminal neuralgia, the story is almost unmistakable. They talk about a sudden, severe jolt...
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New FDA-Approved Onyxâ„¢ 12 Expands Minimally Invasive Treatment Options for Cerebrovascular Conditions
Advances in endovascular neurosurgery continue to change how we treat complex cerebrovascular conditions, often allowing us to reach and treat...
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Early Warning Signs of Cervical Stenosis (And Why They’re Easy to Dismiss)
When a patient first comes in describing cervical stenosis symptoms, they rarely lead with the word "spine." More often, they...
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Cerebral Aneurysms: Family History and Genetic Risk Factors
When a patient comes in worried about a cerebral aneurysm, it is very often because someone in their family had...
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PLIF vs. TLIF vs. ALIF: How We Choose the Right Lumbar Fusion Approach
When a patient comes in describing years of back pain that finally started traveling down the leg, one of the...
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Arteriovenous Malformations (AVM): What They Are and When Surgery Is Needed
When a patient comes in after an MRI has picked up an arteriovenous malformation, the first question is almost always...
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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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