Princeton Brain, Spine and Sports Medicine Launches Redesigned Website
New Site Includes Enhanced User Experience & Multimedia Education As part of our goal to blend compassionate care with the industry’s most advanced neurosurgical and sports medicine treatment,
Opening Doors
[caption id="attachment_1087" align="alignleft" width="200"] Dr. Nazer Qureshi[/caption] For a long time now we've wanted to bring our special brand of neurosurgical care into the Hamilton area. Now
The Electrician vs. The Carpenter
Who’s Better Trained to do Your Spine Surgery? By Mark R. McLaughlin, MD, FACS, FAANS Now and then a patient will ask this question: Should I have my spinal surgery done by an orthopedic surgeon
Trigeminal Neuralgia and Community Neurosurgery
Why Local Hospitals May Provide Higher-Quality Care Recently I gave a lecture in Boston about a surgical procedure that can cure a rare condition called trigeminal neuralgia. People who suffer from t
The Unwanted Side Effects of the Affordable Care Act
[caption id="attachment_203" align="alignleft" width="150"] Dr. Richard Leshner[/caption] Guest Author: Dr. Richard Leshner Chief of Cardiology at St. Mary Medical Center Two huge issues that a
Creating a Spine-Friendly Workplace
Where do you spend most of your time in a given week? Many would say at a desk, in front of a computer. Here’s my question: are you being kind to your back while you do your job, or are you spinel
First Announcement – Dr. Shah Invited to Lecture at Medical Education Event
On September 28, 2013, our own Dr. Shah has been invited to lecture at the "Mechanism & Manifestations of Traumatic Brain Injury" symposium hosted by Woods and Beechwood Neurorehab in Philadel
Darren Daulton’s Glioblastoma – Brain Tumor
Former Phillies catcher Darren Daulton’s recent diagnosis of glioblastoma has a lot of people asking questions about this type of tumor. Glioblastoma is a tumor that starts out in the brain itself.
Five Steps to Prevent Lower Back Pain
No matter our age or physical condition, we can all get lower back pain at some point in our lives. A Centers for Disease Control study once found that more than 25% of adults suffered lower back pain
Concussion Consensus Conference
As a neurosurgeon and a sports fan, concussions have always been a particular interest to me on a professional and personal level. In early November of last year, the Fourth International Consensus Co