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Neurosurgical services include neuro-oncology treatment for brain and spinal tumors as well as surgical interventions for spine and disc diseases.


Read the Wall Street Journal article "Better Ways to Treat Back Pain."

Read the news release from NCQA "More than 100 Physicians, Chiropractors Sign Up as "Early Adopters" of new Back pain Recognition Program."

Register online for our free seminar
"Treatment Options for Back Pain and Spinal Disorders."
Saturday, September 13
9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Davies Auditorium Level B Auditorium
Castro & Duboce Streets
San Francisco

Spine and Disc Diseases

Spinal conditions are some of the most costly and painful musculoskeletal problems today. We offer comprehensive spine care provided by world-class experts. We are proud that four of our neurosurgeons received the Physician Recognition Award from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) - Back Pain Recognition Program (BPRP). NCQA identifies physicians who provide high-value, patient-centered care for patients with back pain.

Brain and Spinal Tumors

Collaborating with radiation oncology specialists, neuro-oncologists use some of the most advanced neuroimaging, stereotactic radiosurgery, and image-guided stereotaxis for treating malignant tumors of the brain and spine.

Stroke and Brain Aneurysm

Modern surgical options for treating cerebral aneurysms have vastly improved patient outcomes and recovery. Micro-neurosurgical clipping blocks the blood flow at the aneurysm neck using a tiny titanium clip, while endovascular coil embolization is a newer technique that eliminates aneurysms through tiny microcatheters using platinum microcoils.



Neurosurgeons Peter Weber, Bruce McCormack, Brian Andrews, and Charles Cobbs
NCQA Back Pain Recognition Program Award Winners
(L-R) Drs. Peter Weber, Bruce McCormack, Brian Andrews, and Charles Cobbs.

Print the Spinal Stenosis Patient Handbook. (pdf file)
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