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Brain surgeons (neurosurgeons) perform surgery to treat conditions including stroke, brain and spinal cord injuries, brain tumors, Parkinson's disease and epilepsy.
Read MoreSpine surgeons treat conditions including back pain, herniated discs, compression fractures, spondylosis, spondylolisthesis, and spinal nerve compression and impingement.
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1-888-VIRTUA-3 1-888-VIRTUA-3Mike was running on his treadmill when he collapsed from having a stroke. See how Penn Medicine and Virtua saved his life.
Watch VideoA 42-year-old had surgery on a ruptured disc and was up and walking the same night of the surgery and doesn't think about his pain anymore.
Read MoreA retired military veteran battled back pain for years, and finally feels relief thanks to Virtua Brain and Spine Institute.
Read MoreAn OB/GYN receives a successful discectomy, herniated disc surgery, after suffering through a year of debilitating back and sciatica pain.
Read MoreMike likes to hike, but his back pain was getting worse. See how spine surgery through Penn Medicine | Virtua got him back on the trails.
Watch VideoVirtua's Brain and Spine Institute helps a patient with chronic arthritic pain and undiagnosed scoliosis get back to walking with no pain.
Read MoreVirtua Memorial Hospital was designated an Aetna Institute of Quality (IOQ) for its spine surgery program and also has been awarded a Blue Distinction® Center for Spine Surgery by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.
Multiple sclerosis hampered Bill Emerson’s ability to do things he enjoyed. Thanks to Virtua Health’s neuroscience partnership with Penn Medicine, he’s regaining function and improving his quality of life.
Read MoreA stroke requires emergency medical attention. But did you know there's more than one type of stroke, and the one you have may determine your treatment?
Read MoreNeurologist Carole Thomas, MD, explains how to lower your risk of death or disability from a stroke by controlling your risk factors and knowing the signs of a stroke.
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