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We are dedicated to providing patients with compassionate, state-of-the-art neurosurgical care emphasizing minimally invasive treatment options. Through the lessons learned over 3 generations, our practice is committed to a non-operative approach to patient care. While we make every effort to treat our patients non-operatively, surgical care is occasionally necessary. 5215 Loughboro Road, NW.
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A forum for the LSU-New Orleans Department of Neurosurgery and other area physicians to answer paitent questions and provide general information. Feel free to send us an email adress, or we may post the answer for everyone to benefit! Friday, October 28, 2011.