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Jon Krumerman M.D., graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Cornell University in 1991 and continued his education at the University of Florida College of Medicine, graduating with Alpha Omega Alpha honors in 1995. He completed his neurosurgery training at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.
Dr. Krumerman has been with Dallas Neurosurgical & Spine since 2001. He is Board Certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery. He was recently awarded the Patient’s Choice Award for the second year in a row. Fewer than 5% of the physicians in the country are recognized with this honor, which is based on high marks in areas like doctor-patient face time and degree of follow-up. He specializes in disc surgery, minimally invasive spine surgery, and spinal microsurgery.
“The whole experience was great. We were immediately taken back to prep for surgery. The hospital staff was wonderful and Dr Krumerman is awesome. Very professional and all of the staff was wonderful.”
President of Eltahawy Neurosurgry & Spine Care Center serving the Detroit Medical Center and Garden City Hospitals. Specializes in complex spinal surgery, interventional pain management and functional neurosurgery. Served as President of the Michigan Association of Neurological Surgeons 2019-2021.
Received a Masters in healthcare management from Harvard University and several academic degrees in medicine and surgery from Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt. Trained in neurosurgery and spine surgery in Detroit-Michigan, Toronto-Canada , London-U.K., and Cairo-Egypt.
Established the vision for the regional Neuroscience Service line at St Joe’s Trinity Health system and served as the Chief of neurosurgery at St Mary Mercy H in Livonia Michigan February 2017-2021. Former Associate Chair of the Wayne State Univ Dept of Neurosurgery.
Repeatedly Selected among Detroit Hour Top Docs, Best Doctors and Best Surgeons in America for several years.
Practice
Neurosurgery and Spine Care PLLC (DBA Eltahawy Neu
President of Eltahawy Neurosurgry & Spine Care Center serving the Detroit Medical Center and Garden City Hospitals. Specializes in complex spinal surgery, interventional pain management and functional neurosurgery. Served as President of the Michigan Association of Neurological Surgeons 2019-2021.
Received a Masters in healthcare management from Harvard University and several academic degrees in medicine and surgery from Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt. Trained in neurosurgery and spine surgery in Detroit-Michigan, Toronto-Canada , London-U.K., and Cairo-Egypt.
Established the vision for the regional Neuroscience Service line at St Joe’s Trinity Health system and served as the Chief of neurosurgery at St Mary Mercy H in Livonia Michigan February 2017-2021. Former Associate Chair of the Wayne State Univ Dept of Neurosurgery.
Repeatedly Selected among Detroit Hour Top Docs, Best Doctors and Best Surgeons in America for several years.
Practice
Neurosurgery and Spine Care PLLC (DBA Eltahawy Neu
President of Eltahawy Neurosurgry & Spine Care Center serving the Detroit Medical Center and Garden City Hospitals. Specializes in complex spinal surgery, interventional pain management and functional neurosurgery. Served as President of the Michigan Association of Neurological Surgeons 2019-2021.
Received a Masters in healthcare management from Harvard University and several academic degrees in medicine and surgery from Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt. Trained in neurosurgery and spine surgery in Detroit-Michigan, Toronto-Canada , London-U.K., and Cairo-Egypt.
Established the vision for the regional Neuroscience Service line at St Joe’s Trinity Health system and served as the Chief of neurosurgery at St Mary Mercy H in Livonia Michigan February 2017-2021. Former Associate Chair of the Wayne State Univ Dept of Neurosurgery.
Repeatedly Selected among Detroit Hour Top Docs, Best Doctors and Best Surgeons in America for several years.
Practice
Neurosurgery and Spine Care PLLC (DBA Eltahawy Neu
President of Eltahawy Neurosurgry & Spine Care Center serving the Detroit Medical Center and Garden City Hospitals. Specializes in complex spinal surgery, interventional pain management and functional neurosurgery. Served as President of the Michigan Association of Neurological Surgeons 2019-2021.
Received a Masters in healthcare management from Harvard University and several academic degrees in medicine and surgery from Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt. Trained in neurosurgery and spine surgery in Detroit-Michigan, Toronto-Canada , London-U.K., and Cairo-Egypt.
Established the vision for the regional Neuroscience Service line at St Joe’s Trinity Health system and served as the Chief of neurosurgery at St Mary Mercy H in Livonia Michigan February 2017-2021. Former Associate Chair of the Wayne State Univ Dept of Neurosurgery.
Repeatedly Selected among Detroit Hour Top Docs, Best Doctors and Best Surgeons in America for several years.
Practice
Neurosurgery and Spine Care PLLC (DBA Eltahawy Neu
President of Eltahawy Neurosurgry & Spine Care Center serving the Detroit Medical Center and Garden City Hospitals. Specializes in complex spinal surgery, interventional pain management and functional neurosurgery. Served as President of the Michigan Association of Neurological Surgeons 2019-2021.
Received a Masters in healthcare management from Harvard University and several academic degrees in medicine and surgery from Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt. Trained in neurosurgery and spine surgery in Detroit-Michigan, Toronto-Canada , London-U.K., and Cairo-Egypt.
Established the vision for the regional Neuroscience Service line at St Joe’s Trinity Health system and served as the Chief of neurosurgery at St Mary Mercy H in Livonia Michigan February 2017-2021. Former Associate Chair of the Wayne State Univ Dept of Neurosurgery.
Repeatedly Selected among Detroit Hour Top Docs, Best Doctors and Best Surgeons in America for several years.
Practice
Neurosurgery and Spine Care PLLC (DBA Eltahawy Neu
President of Eltahawy Neurosurgry & Spine Care Center serving the Detroit Medical Center and Garden City Hospitals. Specializes in complex spinal surgery, interventional pain management and functional neurosurgery. Served as President of the Michigan Association of Neurological Surgeons 2019-2021.
Received a Masters in healthcare management from Harvard University and several academic degrees in medicine and surgery from Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt. Trained in neurosurgery and spine surgery in Detroit-Michigan, Toronto-Canada , London-U.K., and Cairo-Egypt.
Established the vision for the regional Neuroscience Service line at St Joe’s Trinity Health system and served as the Chief of neurosurgery at St Mary Mercy H in Livonia Michigan February 2017-2021. Former Associate Chair of the Wayne State Univ Dept of Neurosurgery.
Repeatedly Selected among Detroit Hour Top Docs, Best Doctors and Best Surgeons in America for several years.
Practice
Neurosurgery and Spine Care PLLC (DBA Eltahawy Neu
President of Eltahawy Neurosurgry & Spine Care Center serving the Detroit Medical Center and Garden City Hospitals. Specializes in complex spinal surgery, interventional pain management and functional neurosurgery. Served as President of the Michigan Association of Neurological Surgeons 2019-2021.
Received a Masters in healthcare management from Harvard University and several academic degrees in medicine and surgery from Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt. Trained in neurosurgery and spine surgery in Detroit-Michigan, Toronto-Canada , London-U.K., and Cairo-Egypt.
Established the vision for the regional Neuroscience Service line at St Joe’s Trinity Health system and served as the Chief of neurosurgery at St Mary Mercy H in Livonia Michigan February 2017-2021. Former Associate Chair of the Wayne State Univ Dept of Neurosurgery.
Repeatedly Selected among Detroit Hour Top Docs, Best Doctors and Best Surgeons in America for several years.
Practice
Neurosurgery and Spine Care PLLC (DBA Eltahawy Neu
Desh Sahni, MD, at Capital Brain & Spine is one of only a handful of Texas surgeons trained in both neurosurgery and spine surgery. He is also one of the few spine surgeons in Central Texas who specializes in minimally invasive spine surgery. Much of his work is done through incisions that are often one inch or less. Almost all his surgeries are done through a microscope with limited bleeding and tissue damage.
Most importantly, he is a highly skilled surgeon who aspires for perfection in patient outcomes. Dr. Sahni employs a scholarly, science-based approach to neurospine surgery and provides humane and compassionate patient-centric care.
Open-minded and non-judgmental, Dr. Sahni and his staff welcome all patients with warmth.
Brief Biosketch
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York and received his undergraduate degree in English literature from Columbia University and his Medical Degree from Columbia’s College of Physicians & Surgeons in Manhattan, NYC. He relocated to Texas to undergo neurosurgical training at the Baylor College of Medicine/MD Anderson in Houston. He then completed a fellowship in complex and minimally invasive spine surgery at the Texas Medical Center Spine Fellowship program where he trained at Houston Methodist Hospital, MD Anderson, and Texas Children’s Hospital. He is certified by the American Board of Clinical Neurosurgery.
Dr. Sahni has extensive experience and training in neurotrauma: both brain and spine. He is highly regarded as one of the most experienced and capable neurotrauma surgeons in central Texas. He had the privilege and honor of serving as the neurotrauma coordinator for the busiest ER in Central Texas: St. David’s South Austin Hospital, a level 2 trauma center, for 4 years and was trusted as the primary on-call neurosurgeon for their trauma center for more than 5 years. During this extremely demanding period of service to the people of Austin - where he was required to respond to emergencies in 30 minutes 24 hours a day, sometimes weeks at a time - Dr. Sahni saved the lives of and prevented paralysis in dozens of patients while relieving pain and disability in hundreds more.
Dr. Sahni believes in treating patients as he would himself and thinks compassion is a good guiding principle in one’s moral compass. He advocates for nontraditional, nonsurgical therapies for spinal health, including chiropractic care, yoga, meditation, Tai-chi, acupuncture, and strength training.
Dr. Sahni is married with three children and a 4 lb chihuahua. He is a beginner pianist who practices daily meditation, intermittent fasting, high-intensity interval training, and light resistance training.
“I was refereed to Dr. Sahni office in the beginning of January, I would get phone calls from two of Dr. Sahni staff setting up appointments with different times and address. I was so confused and address this to both of them and confirmed me their address is correct. The day before i would get a call from Fabiola, one of the staff members setting up my appointments calling to inform me Dr. Sahni cannot see me and will need to be rescheduled. Not just once many times i’ve gotten this call and grown tired. After 2 months time I finally visiting the office, and was taken back to the exam room. I was told by the Medical Assistant they’ve just moved into a new building and have no equipment, not even equipment to read my weight, record my temperature and my blood pressure. The MD did perform a few test on me for nerve pain and other concerns. After finally meeting with Dr. Sahni i was greeted, asked general and medical questions, I understand moving into a new facility they are short staffed with equipment but i could’ve been re scheduled with an examination table and equipment! He explained to me a surgical procedure that is short time and can return to work next day. He showed me a video on his phone showing the procedure while he went to grab a flyer. I was uncertain and needed more information. We agreed for a follow us. It’s been two weeks and have not heard from his office for a follow up, Dr’s interaction could of been handled better.
Overall experience was disappointing and poorly handled
In the beginning of January, I was referred to the office of Dr. Sahni. Initially, I received phone calls from two of Dr. Sahni’s staff members, who were attempting to schedule appointments with different times and addresses. I was initially confused and addressed this issue with both of them while both confirming that their addresses were correct.
The day before my scheduled appointment, I received a call from Fabiola, another staff member, informing me that Dr. Sahni was unable to see me and would need to reschedule. This was not an isolated incident, as I have received multiple calls of this nature, which has become increasingly frustrating.
After two months of waiting, I finally visited the office and was taken back to the examination room. I was informed by the Medical Assistant that the office had recently moved into a new building and lacked the necessary equipment, including equipment to weigh me, record my temperature and blood pressure.
Despite this inconvenience, the Medical Assistant performed a few tests for nerve pain and other concerns.
After meeting with Dr. Sahni, I was greeted and asked general and medical questions. While I understand that the office may be short-staffed and experiencing equipment shortages, I could have been rescheduled with an examination table and the necessary equipment.
Dr. Sahni explained a surgical procedure that is relatively short-duration and allows patients to return to work the following day. He demonstrated the procedure on his phone while retrieving a flyer. However, I was left feeling uncertain and requested additional information.
We agreed to follow up.
Two weeks later, I have not received any follow-up from Dr. Sahni’s office. The interaction between the doctor and the patient could have been handled more effectively.
Overall, my experience was disappointing and poorly managed.”
Desh Sahni, MD, at Capital Brain & Spine is one of only a handful of Texas surgeons trained in both neurosurgery and spine surgery. He is also one of the few spine surgeons in Central Texas who specializes in minimally invasive spine surgery. Much of his work is done through incisions that are often one inch or less. Almost all his surgeries are done through a microscope with limited bleeding and tissue damage.
Most importantly, he is a highly skilled surgeon who aspires for perfection in patient outcomes. Dr. Sahni employs a scholarly, science-based approach to neurospine surgery and provides humane and compassionate patient-centric care.
Open-minded and non-judgmental, Dr. Sahni and his staff welcome all patients with warmth.
Brief Biosketch
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York and received his undergraduate degree in English literature from Columbia University and his Medical Degree from Columbia’s College of Physicians & Surgeons in Manhattan, NYC. He relocated to Texas to undergo neurosurgical training at the Baylor College of Medicine/MD Anderson in Houston. He then completed a fellowship in complex and minimally invasive spine surgery at the Texas Medical Center Spine Fellowship program where he trained at Houston Methodist Hospital, MD Anderson, and Texas Children’s Hospital. He is certified by the American Board of Clinical Neurosurgery.
Dr. Sahni has extensive experience and training in neurotrauma: both brain and spine. He is highly regarded as one of the most experienced and capable neurotrauma surgeons in central Texas. He had the privilege and honor of serving as the neurotrauma coordinator for the busiest ER in Central Texas: St. David’s South Austin Hospital, a level 2 trauma center, for 4 years and was trusted as the primary on-call neurosurgeon for their trauma center for more than 5 years. During this extremely demanding period of service to the people of Austin - where he was required to respond to emergencies in 30 minutes 24 hours a day, sometimes weeks at a time - Dr. Sahni saved the lives of and prevented paralysis in dozens of patients while relieving pain and disability in hundreds more.
Dr. Sahni believes in treating patients as he would himself and thinks compassion is a good guiding principle in one’s moral compass. He advocates for nontraditional, nonsurgical therapies for spinal health, including chiropractic care, yoga, meditation, Tai-chi, acupuncture, and strength training.
Dr. Sahni is married with three children and a 4 lb chihuahua. He is a beginner pianist who practices daily meditation, intermittent fasting, high-intensity interval training, and light resistance training.
“I was refereed to Dr. Sahni office in the beginning of January, I would get phone calls from two of Dr. Sahni staff setting up appointments with different times and address. I was so confused and address this to both of them and confirmed me their address is correct. The day before i would get a call from Fabiola, one of the staff members setting up my appointments calling to inform me Dr. Sahni cannot see me and will need to be rescheduled. Not just once many times i’ve gotten this call and grown tired. After 2 months time I finally visiting the office, and was taken back to the exam room. I was told by the Medical Assistant they’ve just moved into a new building and have no equipment, not even equipment to read my weight, record my temperature and my blood pressure. The MD did perform a few test on me for nerve pain and other concerns. After finally meeting with Dr. Sahni i was greeted, asked general and medical questions, I understand moving into a new facility they are short staffed with equipment but i could’ve been re scheduled with an examination table and equipment! He explained to me a surgical procedure that is short time and can return to work next day. He showed me a video on his phone showing the procedure while he went to grab a flyer. I was uncertain and needed more information. We agreed for a follow us. It’s been two weeks and have not heard from his office for a follow up, Dr’s interaction could of been handled better.
Overall experience was disappointing and poorly handled
In the beginning of January, I was referred to the office of Dr. Sahni. Initially, I received phone calls from two of Dr. Sahni’s staff members, who were attempting to schedule appointments with different times and addresses. I was initially confused and addressed this issue with both of them while both confirming that their addresses were correct.
The day before my scheduled appointment, I received a call from Fabiola, another staff member, informing me that Dr. Sahni was unable to see me and would need to reschedule. This was not an isolated incident, as I have received multiple calls of this nature, which has become increasingly frustrating.
After two months of waiting, I finally visited the office and was taken back to the examination room. I was informed by the Medical Assistant that the office had recently moved into a new building and lacked the necessary equipment, including equipment to weigh me, record my temperature and blood pressure.
Despite this inconvenience, the Medical Assistant performed a few tests for nerve pain and other concerns.
After meeting with Dr. Sahni, I was greeted and asked general and medical questions. While I understand that the office may be short-staffed and experiencing equipment shortages, I could have been rescheduled with an examination table and the necessary equipment.
Dr. Sahni explained a surgical procedure that is relatively short-duration and allows patients to return to work the following day. He demonstrated the procedure on his phone while retrieving a flyer. However, I was left feeling uncertain and requested additional information.
We agreed to follow up.
Two weeks later, I have not received any follow-up from Dr. Sahni’s office. The interaction between the doctor and the patient could have been handled more effectively.
Overall, my experience was disappointing and poorly managed.”
Desh Sahni, MD, at Capital Brain & Spine is one of only a handful of Texas surgeons trained in both neurosurgery and spine surgery. He is also one of the few spine surgeons in Central Texas who specializes in minimally invasive spine surgery. Much of his work is done through incisions that are often one inch or less. Almost all his surgeries are done through a microscope with limited bleeding and tissue damage.
Most importantly, he is a highly skilled surgeon who aspires for perfection in patient outcomes. Dr. Sahni employs a scholarly, science-based approach to neurospine surgery and provides humane and compassionate patient-centric care.
Open-minded and non-judgmental, Dr. Sahni and his staff welcome all patients with warmth.
Brief Biosketch
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York and received his undergraduate degree in English literature from Columbia University and his Medical Degree from Columbia’s College of Physicians & Surgeons in Manhattan, NYC. He relocated to Texas to undergo neurosurgical training at the Baylor College of Medicine/MD Anderson in Houston. He then completed a fellowship in complex and minimally invasive spine surgery at the Texas Medical Center Spine Fellowship program where he trained at Houston Methodist Hospital, MD Anderson, and Texas Children’s Hospital. He is certified by the American Board of Clinical Neurosurgery.
Dr. Sahni has extensive experience and training in neurotrauma: both brain and spine. He is highly regarded as one of the most experienced and capable neurotrauma surgeons in central Texas. He had the privilege and honor of serving as the neurotrauma coordinator for the busiest ER in Central Texas: St. David’s South Austin Hospital, a level 2 trauma center, for 4 years and was trusted as the primary on-call neurosurgeon for their trauma center for more than 5 years. During this extremely demanding period of service to the people of Austin - where he was required to respond to emergencies in 30 minutes 24 hours a day, sometimes weeks at a time - Dr. Sahni saved the lives of and prevented paralysis in dozens of patients while relieving pain and disability in hundreds more.
Dr. Sahni believes in treating patients as he would himself and thinks compassion is a good guiding principle in one’s moral compass. He advocates for nontraditional, nonsurgical therapies for spinal health, including chiropractic care, yoga, meditation, Tai-chi, acupuncture, and strength training.
Dr. Sahni is married with three children and a 4 lb chihuahua. He is a beginner pianist who practices daily meditation, intermittent fasting, high-intensity interval training, and light resistance training.
“I was refereed to Dr. Sahni office in the beginning of January, I would get phone calls from two of Dr. Sahni staff setting up appointments with different times and address. I was so confused and address this to both of them and confirmed me their address is correct. The day before i would get a call from Fabiola, one of the staff members setting up my appointments calling to inform me Dr. Sahni cannot see me and will need to be rescheduled. Not just once many times i’ve gotten this call and grown tired. After 2 months time I finally visiting the office, and was taken back to the exam room. I was told by the Medical Assistant they’ve just moved into a new building and have no equipment, not even equipment to read my weight, record my temperature and my blood pressure. The MD did perform a few test on me for nerve pain and other concerns. After finally meeting with Dr. Sahni i was greeted, asked general and medical questions, I understand moving into a new facility they are short staffed with equipment but i could’ve been re scheduled with an examination table and equipment! He explained to me a surgical procedure that is short time and can return to work next day. He showed me a video on his phone showing the procedure while he went to grab a flyer. I was uncertain and needed more information. We agreed for a follow us. It’s been two weeks and have not heard from his office for a follow up, Dr’s interaction could of been handled better.
Overall experience was disappointing and poorly handled
In the beginning of January, I was referred to the office of Dr. Sahni. Initially, I received phone calls from two of Dr. Sahni’s staff members, who were attempting to schedule appointments with different times and addresses. I was initially confused and addressed this issue with both of them while both confirming that their addresses were correct.
The day before my scheduled appointment, I received a call from Fabiola, another staff member, informing me that Dr. Sahni was unable to see me and would need to reschedule. This was not an isolated incident, as I have received multiple calls of this nature, which has become increasingly frustrating.
After two months of waiting, I finally visited the office and was taken back to the examination room. I was informed by the Medical Assistant that the office had recently moved into a new building and lacked the necessary equipment, including equipment to weigh me, record my temperature and blood pressure.
Despite this inconvenience, the Medical Assistant performed a few tests for nerve pain and other concerns.
After meeting with Dr. Sahni, I was greeted and asked general and medical questions. While I understand that the office may be short-staffed and experiencing equipment shortages, I could have been rescheduled with an examination table and the necessary equipment.
Dr. Sahni explained a surgical procedure that is relatively short-duration and allows patients to return to work the following day. He demonstrated the procedure on his phone while retrieving a flyer. However, I was left feeling uncertain and requested additional information.
We agreed to follow up.
Two weeks later, I have not received any follow-up from Dr. Sahni’s office. The interaction between the doctor and the patient could have been handled more effectively.
Overall, my experience was disappointing and poorly managed.”
Dr. Deshdeepak Sahni, MD
Neurosurgeon
1200 E Savannah Ave
Suite 3
McAllen, TX 78503
4.71(163)
4.88
(150)
Michael Song, MD
Neurosurgeon
4.88(150)
1470 Medical Parkway
Suite 240
Carson City, NV 89703
At Advanced Neurosurgery's offices in Reno and Carson City, Nevada, board-certified neurological surgeon Michael Song, MD, delivers exceptional care and positive outcomes for patients affected by central nervous system conditions and peripheral nerve disorders.
Dr. Song specializes in performing spine surgeries such as artificial disc replacement, herniated disc decompression and fusion, complex spinal revisions, and microsurgery of the spinal cord.
Dr. Song attended Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis. After earning his medical degree, he undertook a general surgery internship at Loyola University Medical Center in Chicago, Illinois, staying on to complete his neurosurgery residency.
He's a member of Phi Beta Kappa and the Alpha Omega Alpha national medical honor society. Dr. Song also received the American College of Surgeons Award as a top student in surgery.
Dr. Song is a diplomate of the American Board of Neurological Surgery and a member of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, Congress of Neurological Surgeons, Washoe County Medical Society, and Nevada State Medical Association.
His hospital affiliations include Surgery Center of Reno, Carson Tahoe Health, Renown Health, Sierra Surgery Hospital in Carson City, and the Northern Nevada Medical Center in Sparks, Nevada.
Dr. Song has earned the Patient's Choice 5th Anniversary Award, an award granted to only 1% of all doctors in the United States, for over 10 years now.
“I went to Dr. Song with a broken back. He was so empathetic and I felt his compassion because I was in so much pain. Dr. Song had me in surgery the next day. I told him when it comes to doctors, he is my Hero. ”
Michael Song, MD
Neurosurgeon
1470 Medical Parkway
Suite 240
Carson City, NV 89703
4.88(150)
4.88
(143)
Walter Haynes, MD
Neurosurgeon
4.88(143)
3535 Grandview Parkway
Suite 150
Birmingham, AL 35243
Walter G. Haynes III, MD, is a skilled physician specializing in neurosurgery at Alabama Neurological Surgery & Spine in Birmingham, Alabama. He’s been a proud member of the practice since 1996.
Dr. Haynes graduated from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1985. Moving to Alabama, he attended the University of Alabama’s School of Medicine in Tuscaloosa before completing a rigorous internship and residency at Carraway Methodist Medical Center in Birmingham.
Committed to the well-being of his patients, Dr. Haynes maintains membership in several accredited associations and societies, including the American Medical Association, the Medical Association of the State of Alabama, and the Jefferson County Medical Society.
For the convenience of his patients, Dr. Haynes is affiliated with Grandview Medical Center and assists Dr. Pearson, Dr. Robinson, and Dr. Kuhn with surgical procedures. Dr. Haynes doesn’t see patients in the office.
To book an appointment with Dr. Haynes, contact the office or request an appointment conveniently online.
Dr. Verdon's approach to neurosurgery is compassionate, and patient-centered, with a primary focus on improving his patient's function and facilitating their ability to enjoy life.
Dr. Verdon's approach to neurosurgery is compassionate, and patient-centered, with a primary focus on improving his patient's function and facilitating their ability to enjoy life.
Dr. Verdon's approach to neurosurgery is compassionate, and patient-centered, with a primary focus on improving his patient's function and facilitating their ability to enjoy life.
Dr. Verdon's approach to neurosurgery is compassionate, and patient-centered, with a primary focus on improving his patient's function and facilitating their ability to enjoy life.
