Drs. Robert Galler, Sandro LaRocca & more: 10 spine, neurosurgeons in the headlines this week

Here are 10 spine and neurosurgeons in the news this past week:

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Robert Galler, DO, joined Main Spine Surgery at Mercy Hospital in Portland.

 

Mercer County-based New Jersey Neck & Back Pain Institute’s Sandro LaRocca, MD, redesigned the practice’s website.

 

Alexander Vaccaro, MD, and Charles Fisher, MD, penned an articled about evidence-based medicine to measure spinal interventions in Spine.

 

Neurosurgeon Peter M. Sorini, MD, passed away at the age of 56.

 

Justin Park, MD, discussed the rise of outpatient spinal surgery in an interview with WBAL TV.

 

Jonathan Russin, MD, a neurosurgeon from the University of Southern California, recently ran the Los Angeles Marathon with a former patient of his whose life he saved.

 

New York Methodist Hospital added Mark Souweidance, MD, Jeffrey Greenfield, MD, and Caitlin Hoffman, MD, to its team.

 

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