Seizures Symptoms and Types Center - Delray Beach, FLDelray Beach Neurologist Doctors for Seizures Symptoms and TypesType 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 Delray Beach * Sheryl L Lavender DO  Med-Management Group Inc  Orthopaedic Surgery Associates  Robert B Sussman MD PA  Brain Matters Research Inc  Neurology Associates  Vitas Integrative Hospice Svs  Carl Salvati MD  Rothchild Eye Institute  Center For Neuroscience  Delray Medical Center  Oscar W Farronay MD  Florida Neurological Center  South Florida Neurology Assoc  South Florida Neurology Assoc  South Florida Neurology Assoc  South Florida Neurology Assoc  South Florida Neurology Assoc  Headache Pain & Injury Cntr Inc  University Of Miami Hlth Sys  University Of Miami Hlth Sys  University Of Miami Hlth Sys  Gregory Q Marsella MD  Bethesda Medical Associates  Orthopedic Surgery Associates  Boca Raton Neurologic Assocs  Parkinson Disease/Mvmnt Dsrdr  Parkinson Disease/Mvmnt Dsrdr  Boca Raton Neurologic Assocs  Neurological Disorders Clinic  Metropolitan Neurology  Metropolitan Neurology  Eric S Rutstein MD  Allen H Bezner MD PA  Neurology Consultants  Neurology Centers of Palm Beach  Neurology Centers of Palm Beach  Boca Neurology  Medical Specialists Palm Beache  Medical Specialists Palm Beache  Medical Specialists Palm Beache  Medical Specialists Palm Beache  Medical Specialists Palm Beache  Neurological Specialists  Neurology IOM Services  Neurology IOM Services  Neurology Offices South Florida  Bruce D Barton MD  Neurology Offices South Florida  Neurology Offices South Florida  Robert O Schiftan MD  Emery Neuroscience  Dennis H Feinrider MD PA  Radha Vallabhaneni MD  Neurological Consultants PA  Neurological Consultants PA  Neurological Consultants PA  Neurological Consultants PA  Jeffrey A Samuels MD  Neurological Consultants PA  Neurological Consultants PA  Neurological Consultants PA  Medical Care Concortium Inc  Shahab U Kidwai MD  Senzon Neurology  West Palm Beach Neurology  Heather N Britton MD  Cleveland Clinic  Sentient  Palm Beach Neuroscience Inst  Palm Beach Neuroscience Inst  Palm Beach Neuroscience Inst  Palm Beach Neuroscience Inst  Sunrise Medical Group  Sunrise Medical Group  Sunrise Medical Group  Bushar Lutfi MD  Vision Quest Ophthalmologist  Tenet Florida Physician Svs  Sea Blue Neurology Center  Sunrise Medical Group  Sunrise Medical Group  Neurology Care North Broward  Sunrise Medical Group  Allen J Teman MD  Paul H Wand MD  Robert Antoine MD  Neurology of South Florida  North Broward Neurology  Neurology of South Florida  N Benjamin Barnea MD  Zubair Mohammed DO  Adult & Geriatric Inst South Fl  Holy Cross Med Grp Neurology  Neubauer Hyprbaric Nurolgcl Ctr  Palm Beach Neurology  South Florida Institute Neuro  Pediatric Neurology Palm Beach  Palm Beach Neurology  Palm Beach Neurology Delray Beach, FloridaUpcoming Local Events2013-06-24
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