Neurosciences & Spine Center
About Us
At Neurosciences & Spine Center, we leverage advanced technologies to maximize stroke treatment outcomes and rely on an expert team to ensure the highest quality of care- collaborating with neurohospitalists, neuroendovascular surgery, neurosurgery, and rehabilitation medicine to treat patients.
Our highly skilled team relies on digital imaging technologies (CT, MR, and X-ray) as communication tools, increasing precision and accuracy in diagnoses and treatment options. We ensure safe, efficient, and effective outpatient and office care for all our patients, and pride ourselves on effective communication, not only within our treatment teams, but also with patients and families.
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Care + Treatment
Our primary goal at Neurosciences & Spine Center is to provide the highest quality of care for our patients every step of the way. We maximize patient satisfaction by offering the most up to date technologies, treatments, and analysis, to make sure that each patient receives the time and attention they require.
Back Pain Care
North Carolina Neurosurgery & Spine Specialists provide specialized care for individuals dealing with back pain, tailoring treatment solutions to suit each patient’s unique needs.
Brain and Pituitary Tumors
A brain tumor refers to an abnormal mass of cells within the brain that undergo uncontrolled growth and multiplication.
Nerve Disorders & Injuries
Nerve disorders and injuries encompass disruptions in the transmission of signals between the brain and spinal cord to the muscles and skin.
Spinal Injuries
Spinal injury arises from accidents, injuries, or conditions affecting the spinal cord’s surrounding bones, tissues, or blood vessels.
