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Neurosurgeon, Dr. Peter Angevine, Discusses C2 Radiculopathy in SPINE CENTER Video Series Launch
Here at the Department of Neurological Surgery, we often discuss ways in which we can support our patients and community, so today we are launching a ‘brainchild’ of Peter D. Angevine, M.D., M.P.H.: Columbia Neurosurgery’s “Spine Center Video Minute” series, with his thorough and concise overview of C2 radiculopathy.
Cervical radiculopathy is a dysfunction of the nerve root of the cervical spine. Nerve root compression can be painful and, in the case of C2 radiculopathy, the patient may get headaches. This problem can be treated non-operatively or with decompression and fusion, depending on the circumstance.
Upcoming Spine Center Video Minutes will be conducted by each of our Spine Center experts, including Dr. Paul McCormick; Dr. Michael Kaiser; Dr. Peter Angevine; Dr. Fred Ogden; Dr. Christopher Mandigo; Evan Johnson, DPT; and Rami Said, DPT.
Posted on Mar 4, 2013 by Brigitte Magar
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