Atlantic Neurosurgical Specialists (ANS) Remains The Leader in Stroke, Spine & Brain Tumor Treatment
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Stroke Treatment
"The practice remains the largest private neurosurgical practice in
Spine
All of ANS's neurosurgeons are board-certified and most notably, 5 of ANS's neurosurgeons are fellowship-trained in spine surgery and hold national recognition in their specialty. In turn, ANS remains the largest and most reputable neurosurgical practice in
With the rising popularity of "boutique surgeries" being offered by less qualified specialists, ANS has launched an awareness campaign to educate the community on the importance of choosing a neurosurgeon for an accurate diagnosis and to dismiss the idea that you only go to a neurosurgeon when surgery is needed. Neurosurgeons are the most qualified specialists to diagnose and treat your back pain as well as other ailments associated with your delicate nervous system.
Brain Tumors
As leaders in the surgery and management of patients suffering from brain disorders, tumors, and diseases, ANS performs treatments not found anywhere else in the state. They specialize in the rarest of surgeries, including skull base surgery and epilepsy surgery, and are also one of the few groups involved in vaccine trials for the treatment of brain tumors. Through collaboration, the ANS doctors routinely meet to discuss all treatment options for their patients.
Don't let insurance come before your health. Call to speak with our insurance counselor. To learn more about the latest advancements in treatment or to view a listing of all hospitals they are affiliated with in your area, visit http://www.ansdocs.com or call 973.285.7800.
For over 50 years,
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