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Towson 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 Towson * Abraham A Genut MD  Towson Neurology Associates  Towson Neurology Associates  Jacob Tendler MD PA  Taylor Medical Group  Taylor Medical Group  Taylor Medical Group  The Neurology Institute  Kaiser Permanente Towsn Med Ctr  Greater Baltimore Neurosciences  James S Wolf MD  Susan T Strahan MD  Center For OCM/Enviroment Neu  David W Buchholz MD PA  Brian Mondell MD  Bruce A Rabin MD  Union Memorial Hospital  Union Memorial Hospital  Life Bridge Brain & Spine Inst  Life Bridge Brain & Spine Inst  Life Bridge Brain & Spine Inst  Life Bridge Brain & Spine Inst  Life Bridge Brain & Spine Inst  Life Bridge Brain & Spine Inst  Life Bridge Brain & Spine Inst  Life Bridge Brain & Spine Inst  Life Bridge Brain & Spine Inst  Life Bridge Brain & Spine Inst  Life Bridge Brain & Spine Inst  Life Bridge Brain & Spine Inst  Life Bridge Brain & Spine Inst  Howard D Weiss MD  Johns Hopkins Hospital Neurolgy  Johns Hopkins Hosp Neurology  Johns Hopkins Hosp Neurology  Johns Hopkins Outpat Ctr Neuro  Johns Hopkins Hospital Neurolgy  Johns Hopkins Hospital Neurolgy  Johns Hopkins Hospital Neurolgy  Johns Hopkins Univ Schl Medcn  Johns Hopkins Outpat Ctr Neuro  Johns Hopkins Univ Schl Medcn  Johns Hopkins Hospital Neurolgy  Michael S Sellman MD PA  Michael S Sellman MD PA  Maryland General Neurology  Sentient Medical Systems  Maryland General Neurology  Sentient Medical Systems  Maryland General Neurology  Sentient Medical Systems  Marth B Denckla MD  Center For Genetic Muscle Dsrdr  John Hopkins Hospital Neurology  John Hopkins Hospital Neurology  John Hopkins Hospital Neurology  Kennedy Krieger Institute  John Hopkins Hospital Neurology  Kennedy Krieger Institute Nrlgy  Kennedy Krieger Institute  Johns Hopkins Hospital  John Hopkins Univ Neuro  John Hopkins Hosp Neurology  Johns Hopkins Hospital  Johns Hopkins Hospital Epilepsy  Johns Hopkins Hospital  Johns Hopkins Hosp Neuro  John Hopkins Univ Neuro  Johns Hopkins Hospital Neuro  John Hopkins Univ Neuro  Johns Hopkins Neurology  Johns Hopkins Adult Epilepsy Ct  Johns Hopkins Adult Epilepsy Ct  Johns Hopkins Neurology  Johns Hopkins Outptnt Ctr Nrlgy  Johns Hopkins Medical Center  Johns Hopkins Adult Epilepsy Ct  Johns Hopkins Outptnt Ctr Nrlgy  Johns Hopkins Outptnt Ctr Nrlgy  Johns Hopkins Sleep Center  Johns Hopkins Adult Epilepsy Ct  Johns Hopkins Adult Epilepsy Ct  Johns Hopkins Adult Epilepsy Ct  Johns Hopkins Outptnt Ctr Nrlgy  Johns Hopkins Sleep Center  Johns Hopkins Hospital NEU  Johns Hopkins Sleep Center  John Hopkins University Nrlgy  Johns Hopkins Hospital CHN  University MD Neurology Assocs  University MD Neurology Assocs  University Maryland Neurology  University MD Neurology Assocs  University MD Neurology Assocs  Neurology Associates  Univ Maryland Medi Ctr NEU  Univ Maryland Medi Ctr NEU  Univ Maryland Medi Ctr NEU  Univ Maryland Medi Ctr NEU  Neurology Associates Towson, MarylandUpcoming Local Events2013-05-31
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