Barrow Neurosurgical Associates welcomes Dr. Laura Snyder: 5 key notes

Neurosurgeon Laura Snyder, MD, joined Barrow Neurosurgical Associates in Phoenix.

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Here are five key notes on Dr. Snyder:

 

1. She will practice at St. Joseph’s Medical Center and Barrow Neurosurgical Associates Outpatient Surgery Center in Phoenix.

 

2. She has a special interest in performing minimally invasive spine procedures to stabilize the vertebral bones and spinal joints. She focuses on procedures with less muscle destruction and blood loss with the aid of microscopic visualization.

 

3. She attended Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia and completed a neurosurgery residency at Barrow Neurological Institute under Volker Sonntag, MD.

 

4. In addition to clinical practice, Dr. Snyder conducts research into improving the spine surgery process both physically and emotionally.

 

5. She completed fellowships in minimally invasive spine surgery at Barrow Neurological Institute and Rush Medical Center in Chicago.

 

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