Tremor Center - Irondequoit, NYIrondequoit Neurologist Doctors for TremorType 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 Irondequoit * Rochester General Neurology Department  Rochester General Neurology Department  Rochester General Neurology Department  Rochester General Neurology Department  Rochester General Neurology Department  Rochester General Neurology Department  Harold Lesser MD  Harold Lesser MD  Rochester General Neurology Department  Rochester General Neurology Department  Joseph Grossman MD  Mary L Dombovy MD  Strong Memorial Neurology  Greater Rochester Neurological Associates PC  Greater Rochester Neurological Associates PC  Greater Rochester Neurological Associates PC  Greater Rochester Neurological Associates PC  Stroke Clinic  University of Rochester Neurology  University of Rochester Neurology  University of Rochester Neurology  University of Rochester Neurology  Stroke Clinic  Robert J Joynt Jr. MD  University of Rochester Neurology  Stroke Clinic  University of Rochester Neurology  University of Rochester Neurology  Strong Memorial Hospital Pediatric Neurology  University of Rochester Neurology  Richard Moxley MD  University of Rochester Neurology  Stroke Clinic  University of Rochester Neurology  University of Rochester Neurology  Richard Moxley MD  Richard Moxley MD  Darrik Alaimo MD  University Otolaryngology Associates  Neurology Associates of Rochester  Neurology Associates of Rochester  Sleep Insight Medical Services  Neurology Associates of Rochester  Ontario Neurology Associates  David N Smith MD  Marzulo & Medved MDs  Marzulo & Medved MDs  Ontario Neurology Associates  Ontario Neurology Associates  Batavia Neurological Services  Ontario Neurology Associates  David R Reich MD  Avastra Eastern Sleep Centers Inc  Avastra Eastern Sleep Centers Inc  Avastra Eastern Sleep Centers Inc  Richard E Ferguson MD  WNY Child Neurology  Kinkel Neurologic Center  Gosy & Associates Pain Treatment Center  Brain & Spine Medical Services PLLC  Buffalo Medical Group Neurology  Mary E Roehmholdt MD  Guthrie Medical Group PC  Daniel A Castellani MD  Neurology Associates  Neurology Associates  Amherst Neurologic Associates  DENT Neurologic Institute  DENT Neurologic Institute  DENT Neurologic Institute  DENT Neurologic Institute  DENT Neurologic Institute  DENT Neurologic Institute  DENT Neurologic Institute  DENT Neurologic Institute  DENT Neurologic Institute  DENT Neurologic Institute  DENT Neurologic Institute  DENT Neurologic Institute  Pramod & Ranjana Luthra MDs  Kailash C Lall MD  DENT Neurologic Institute  Patrick J Hughes MD  Jacobs Neurological Institute  Jacobs Neurological Institute  University at Buffalo Neurology Dept  University at Buffalo Neurology Dept  University at Buffalo Neurology Dept  M Reza Samie MD  Neurological Medicine of CNY  Sherry A Withiam-Leitch MD  George Kalonaros MD  Jacobs Neurological Institute  Jacobs Neurological Institute  Jacobs Neurological Institute  Jacobs Neurological Institute  Jacobs Neurological Institute  Buffalo Medical Group Neurology  Cayuga Neurologic Associates  Cayuga Neurologic Associates Irondequoit, New YorkUpcoming Local Events2013-05-18
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