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Peripheral Nerve Surgery Center

Expert Surgical Care for Peripheral Nerve Conditions 3D Illustration of a neural network.
 

Patients at the Peripheral Nerve Surgery Center benefit from our collaborative approach, drawing on the expert medical talent at Johns Hopkins. Many nerve injuries and disorders are first recognized by neurologists, neuromuscular specialists and orthopedists. Through this collaboration with their expert colleagues in other disciplines to share information, we can deliver highly specialized care our world-renowned medical institution is known for.

 

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Call or email to request an appointment with our peripheral nerve surgery team.
 
 

Not All Peripheral Nerve Conditions Require Surgery

Some peripheral nerve conditions do not require surgery. Our Peripheral Nerve Center excels in diagnosis and medical treatment of peripheral nerve disorders and can provide a surgical referral if necessary.

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Patient Stories

An Innovative Approach to Nerve Repair | Santi’s Story

Complex, Two-Day Schwannoma Spinal Tumor Removal | Anita’s Story

Neurofibromatosis (NF) Tumor Surgery | Hannah's Story

Latest Treatment Options for Peripheral Nerve Injuries

Plastic and reconstruction surgeon Sami Tuffaha, M.D., discusses the latest treatments for brachial plexus and other peripheral nerve injuries.

DREZ Procedure | Christina’s Story

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Christina, a 54-year-old Michigan native, was involved in a motorcycle accident that resulted in amputations, nerve damage and severe, uncontrollable pain caused by a brachial plexus injury. She sought the help of peripheral nerve surgeon Allan Belzberg, who peformed a dorsal root entry zone (DREZ) procedure to pinpoint the specific nerves causing Christina's pain. 

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