Multiple Sclerosis Center - Freeport, NY
Freeport Neurologist Doctors for Multiple SclerosisType of Physician: Neurologist What is a Neurologist? A certification by the Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Practitioners focus on the diagnosis and treatment of disease or impaired function of the brain, spinal cord, muscles, and nervous system, as well as the blood vessels that relate to these structures. The neurologist is often the primary doctor but also serves as a consultant to other doctors and may provide all levels of care, including the continuing care of outpatients and inpatients. The neurologist will often perform and interpret tests that relate to the nervous system or muscles. Specialty: Neurology Common Name: Neurologist Doctors in Freeport * Ebenezer Essuman MD  Joseph S Jeret MD  Multiple Sclerosis Care Center  Alan A Mazurek MD  Poonam S Dulai MD  New York Neurology Associates  New York Neurology Associates  Angelito D Tan MD  Hamid & Aslam Medical Group  Jean-Robert Desrouleaux MD PC  Queens Long Island Medical Grp  Neurological Surgery PC  Nassau Univeristy Neurology  Nassau Univeristy Neurology  Brahmananda R Yadlapalli MD  Med Neurologicl Med Srvice  Julius A Bazan MD  Advanced Neurological Care  Medical Specialists Consultants  Winthrop Neurosience Medical PC  LKBN Neurology Associates  LKBN Neurology Associates  LKBN Neurology Associates  Winthrop Neurosience Medical PC  Winthrop Neurosience Medical PC  LKBN Neurology Associates  Winthrop Neurosience Medical PC  Winthrop Neurosience Medical PC  Winthrop Neurosience Medical PC  Winthrop Neurosience Medical PC  LKBN Neurology Associates  LKBN Neurology Associates  Winthrop Neurosience Medical PC  LKBN Neurology Associates  LKBN Neurology Associates  Winthrop Neurosience Medical PC  Winthrop Neurosience Medical PC  LKBN Neurology Associates  Winthrop Neurosience Medical PC  Winthrop Neurosience Medical PC  Winthrop Neurosience Medical PC  Winthrop Neurosience Medical PC  Advnd Nerogcl Svs Of Lng Islnd  Advnd Nerogcl Svs Of Lng Islnd  Advnd Nerogcl Svs Of Lng Islnd  Mohammad S Husain MD  Mohammad S Husain MD  Nassau Neurological Consultants  North American Partners Pn Mgmt  Franklin Medical Rehab Inc  Stewart & Consiglio MDs  Massapequa Neurological PC  Massapequa Neurological PC  Rheumatology Consultants  Allan Hausknecht MD  Queens Long Island Medical Grp  Queens Long Island Medical Grp  Adam J Schneider MD  Ellen J Braunstein MD PC  Michael Amoashiy MD  Island Neurology Care  Island Neurology Care  Steven A Ender DO  Steven A Ender DO  Island Neurology Care  North Shore Chld & Fmly Guid Ct  Park Pediatrics LLP  Paul Lerner MD  Vincent F Macaluso MD  Paul Lerner MD  South Shore Pediatric Neurology  ACLD Health Services Center  New York Neurologic Associates  New York Neurologic Associates  New York Neurologic Associates  Long Island Jewish Med Nrlgy  Long Island Jewish Med Nrlgy  New York Neurologic Associates  New York Neurologic Associates  New York Neurologic Associates  New York Neurologic Associates  Prohealth Care Associates  Neurological Associates Long Is  Prohealth Care Associates  Neurological Associates Long Is  Neurological Surgery PC  Prohealth Care Associates  Prohealth Care Associates  Neurological Associates Long Is  Neurological Associates Long Is  Prohealth Care Associates  Neurological Associates Long Is  Carole R Lerman MD  James M Liguori DO  Prohealth Care Associates  Neurological Surgery PC  Neurological Associates Long Is  Neurological Associates Long Is  Neurological Associates Long Is  Laura G Schoenberg PC Freeport, New YorkUpcoming Local Events2013-05-19
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