Dr. Geisler is board-certified in neurological surgery. He is considered to be an authority on spinal cord injuries and degenerative diseases of the spine. His clinical interests include degenerative spine, minimally invasive spinal surgery, lumbar disc surgery, motion preservation, neurotrauma, peripheral nerves, spinal deformity and tumors.
Dr. Geisler is an active researcher, lecturer and author. He was among the first physician in the U.S. to adopt anterior cervical plating. His research interests include post-operative pain, sacroiliac joint treatments, spinal stabilization and fusion techniques.
Dr. Geisler earned his medical degree at the State University of New York in Buffalo, where he completed his residency. He has also completed a spine surgery fellowship at the University of Maryland in Baltimore.
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