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UPG Department of Neurological Surgery (UPG DONS) is a full
service clinical and academic program that provides state
of the art treatment for patients with a broad spectrum
of brain and spine conditions. Patients can expect our physicians
to utilize evidence-based medicine, allowing them to reat
patients in compassionate enviroment and provide the best
treatment options for neurological conditions such as brain
tumors, movement disorders, back problems, strokes, aneurysms,
and surgical pain management.
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UPG DONS is dedicated to advancing the science of neurosurgery through their teaching and research efforts.
Referring physicians can expect our physicians to provide superior diagnosis and treatment of the following:
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Cerebro-Vascular Disorders
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Aneurysms
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Arteriovenous Malformations
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Carotid Disease
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Brain Tumors
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Pituitary Tumors
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Meningiomas
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Acoustic Neuromas
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Glioblastoma Multiforme
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Astrocytoma
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Spine Disorders
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Degenerative Spine Conditions
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Spinal Cord Tumors
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Spinal Instability
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Pain/Nerve Disorders
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Trigeminal Neuralagia
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Carpal Tunnel Disorder
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Nerve Injuries
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Brachial Plexus
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Movement Disorders
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Parkinson Disease
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Tremor
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Dystonia and Cereberal Palsy
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Spacticity
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Epilepsy
Advanced Technology
Less invasive surgical equipment and techniques are changing the way many
neurological disorders are treated. Medical advancements at Harper postion
neurosurgeons on the cutting-edge of technology, enhancing the neurosurgeon's
ability to care for patients and making surgery easier on the patient. UPG DONS
was the first group in Michigan to take advantage of innovative technologies
like Intraoperative Magnetic Resonance Imaging (iMRI), Gamma Knife radiosurgery
and complex skull-base surgery procedures
Top Surgeons
Whether they are pioneering the use of new, non-invasive radiosurgery
procedures or bringing innovative imaging technology into the surgical suite,
the neurosurgeons at UPG DONS are internationally known for the array of
procedures and diagnostic options they provide. And while each have their own
areas of expertise, specialized training and research, they work together as an
integrated team to provide exceptional care.
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