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Novato 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 Novato * Kaiser Permanente Medical Ctr  Kaiser Permanente Medical Ctr  Kaiser Permanente Medical Ctr  Neurology Clinic Marin  Jack E Miller MD  Neurology Health Center  Sutter Pacific Medical Fdn  Jonathan S Rutchik MD  Arnold R Rabin MD  Sonoma Pain Management  Sonoma Developmental Center  Kaiser Permanente Neurology  Richard A Rubenstein MD  Robert A Fox MD  Lacheim Adult Services  Lacheim Adult Services  Kaiser Permanente Vallejo Nrlgy  Kaiser Permanente Med Ctr Otpnt  St Helena Hosp Ctr Bhvrl Hlth  San Francisco VA Med Ctr NEU  San Francisco VA Med Ctr NEU  VA Medical Center Neurology  San Francisco VA Med Ctr NEU  Benjamin P Ligot MD  San Francisco VA Med Ctr NEU  San Francisco VA Med Ctr NEU  VA Medical Center Neurology  San Francisco VA Med Ctr NEU  Michael M Bronshvag MD Inc  San Francisco VA Medical Center  Gary A Belaga MD  Irina Dukhovny MD  Donald C Kitt MD  Donald C Kitt MD  Napa State Hospital  Diane Lee MD  Sutter Pac Med Neurlgy  Comprehensive Stroke Care Ctr  Comprehensive Stroke Care Ctr  Eric H Denys MD  Borina Dramov MD  Sutter Pac Med Neurlgy  Sutter Pac Med Neurlgy  Sutter Pacific Medical Fndtn  Sutter Pac Med Neurlgy  Comprehensive Stroke Care Ctr  Charles E Skomer MD  Mark H Strassberg MD  Comprehensive Stroke Care Ctr  Sutter Pac Med Neurlgy  Comprehensive Stroke Care Ctr  Forbes Norris MDA/ALS Resrch  Forbes Norris MDA/ALS Resrch  Forbes Norris MDA/ALS Resrch  Forbes Norris MDA/ALS Resrch  UCSF Mdcl Ctr Srgcl Mvmt Dsrdrs  UCSF Mdcl Ctr Srgcl Mvmt Dsrdrs  UCSF Mdcl Ctr Srgcl Mvmt Dsrdrs  UCSF Mount Zion Sleep Disorder  Kaiser Permanente Specialty Svs  Charles G Culberson MD  Kaiser Permanente Specialty Svs  Kaiser Permanente Specialty Svs  Arnold Greenberg MD  Marina A Kasavin MD  Kaiser Permanente Specialty Svs  Kaiser Permanente Specialty Svs  Ko-Myong Lieu MD  Chau Chun Chien MD  Floyd D Fortuin MD  San Francisco Headache Clinic  San Francisco Neurology & Sleep  San Francisco Clin Neuroscience  Daniel V Shalom MD  James Y Soong MD  Center For Pain Management  Margaret A Schlatter MD  Robert J Epstein MD  Thanh Q Tran MD  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Infectious Disease Clinic  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Benioff Child Neurology  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Neurology Center  UC San Francisco Neurology  UCSF Stroke Clinic & Nrlgy  UCSF Neurology Center  UCSF Pediatric Medical Center Novato, CaliforniaUpcoming Local Events2013-05-27
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