East Bay Neurosurgery & Spine

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East Bay Neurosurgery & Spine

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My career has been marked by a reputation in the community as a conservative surgeon who reserves surgery as a last resort. I have received annual awards such as "Top Doctor" by Castle and Connolly or "Best Doctors" for 12 years in a row. As a measure of trust within the medical community, I have now operated on over a hundred surgeons, primary care doctors, nurses, hospital employees and as well as their immediate family members.

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Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS)
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) of Colorado
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) of Connecticut
Anthem Blue Cross of California
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Primary: Neurological Surgeon

Sub-Specialty: General

Additional Specialties: Neurological Surgery, General Surgery

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Fax: (510) 295-2651

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Gordon Tang MD

Tang Gordon

Tang, Gordon, MD

Eastbay Neurosurgery And Spine A Medical Corp

Dr. Gordon Tang, MD

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Specialties: Neurological Surgery, General Surgery

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Phone: (510) 841-8700

Address: 2999 Regent St Ste 715, Berkeley, CA 94705

Website: http://eastbayneurosurgery.com

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East Bay Neurosurgery & Spine

General Practitioners

Primary Care
My career has been marked by a reputation in the community as a conservative surgeon who reserves surgery as a last resort. I have received annual awards such as "Top Doctor" by Castle and Connolly or "Best Doctors" for 12 years in a row. As a measure of trust within the medical community, I have now operated on over a hundred surgeons, primary care doctors, nurses, hospital employees and as well as their immediate family members.
Emergency Care
Janette has five children and teaches music. Her back pain became so intense that she found it difficult to sit, teach music and look after her family. Her back and leg problems became progressively worse and she had to race to a hospital emergency room for treatment.

MRI
Sam met Dr. Tang who evaluated him and detailed the cause of his neck problems. After a physical exam and a careful evaluation of his MRI, Dr. Tang offered Sam a seemingly difficult neck surgery to remove the pain in his neck.
X-Rays
Computed Tomography
Bring your MRI, CT scans and x-rays. Although films are preferred, CDs are acceptable. Self-duplicated CDs and USB drives are generally not acceptable. Please note that reports do not replace the actual films. Imaging centers will generally not send films.

Sciatica
Neurosurgery
When most people hear the word “neurosurgery” they automatically think of brain surgery. However, neurosurgery encompasses far more than the brain.

Physical Therapists

Physical Therapy
Lumbar fusion is a surgical procedure that aims to treat back pain. It is considered a treatment of last choice. The pain occurs because the back is not strong enough to support a patient’s weight or their activity level. Patients almost always have a dramatically abnormal MRI such as a collapsed disc or most commonly, spondylolistheis, which is a slippage of the bones of the back. Because a lumbar fusion places extra stress on the levels above and below the surgery, it is less recommended for younger patients. A lumbar fusion is typically a last resort option for the patient. It is considered only after all other measures such as physical therapy and injections have been exhausted.
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