If Someone is Having a Stroke: 3 Things To Do and 3 Things Not To Do November 10, 2020 Do you know what to do and what not to do if someone is having a stroke? Stroke
When You Could Have A Spinal Tumor And Why It’s So Hard To Diagnose November 10, 2020 Many people with spinal tumors receive several other diagnoses before they get to the right one. Here's why a spinal tumor is challenging to diagnose.
Question and Answer with Dr. Burkhardt September 04, 2020 Jan-Karl Burkhardt, MD, is an assistant professor of neurosurgery at Penn Medicine. Dr. Burkhardt sees patients at the Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine and specializes in the treatment of complex and pre-treated neurovascular conditions, as well as the treatment moyamoya and other vessel occlusions. Meet our Physicians Stroke
Types of Spine Surgery and How to Know When You Might Need Surgery July 30, 2020 There are many different types of spine surgeries from minimally invasive surgery to traditional spine surgery. Learn from our spine surgeons what to consider before perusing spine surgery. Spine
Diagnosing Spinal Tumors: What Takes Other Hospitals Weeks — Penn Does in a Day July 16, 2020 The Penn Spine Center offers streamlined, collaborative, and multidisciplinary care.
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