Total Credits: 1
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1 CE Credit | In-Person Seminar
This educational presentation will explore the evaluation and management of patients with spinal disorders, emphasizing the role of interdisciplinary collaboration between chiropractic physicians and spine surgeons. Topics will include common spinal conditions, clinical assessment, conservative treatment approaches, and considerations for advanced imaging and specialist evaluation.
Dr. Frankel will discuss the importance of recognizing clinical findings that may warrant further evaluation, including neurologic deficits, progressive symptoms, and other potential indications for surgical consultation. The presentation will provide an overview of contemporary spine treatment options, including minimally invasive and complex surgical approaches, while highlighting the role of conservative care in comprehensive spine management.
Event Schedule:
6:00 PM | Check-In & Networking
6:45 PM | Welcome
6:50 PM | Presentation & Q&A
Attendees are encouraged to bring questions for an engaging and informative discussion.
Location:
New Jersey Brain and Spine
650 From Road, Suite 295
Paramus, NJ 07652
Parking and Entrance Instructions:
Ample parking is available near the North Entrance or in the parking garage.
Please use the NORTH ENTRANCE of the building, located near the valet parking area. Look for Hackensack Meridian signage to help guide you.
Important: Avoid the entrances near the water fountains. These do not provide direct access to our office and will be locked after 6:00 PM. Once inside, take the elevator to the 2nd floor, Suite 220.
H. Gregory Frankel - New Jersey Brain and Spine
Dr. Frankel specializes in minimally invasive and complex spine surgery. Following a neurosurgical internship and residency at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, he obtained a fellowship in Complex and Reconstructive Spine Surgery with a focus on spinal deformity and revision surgery.
Medicine is personal to him. Motivated to pursue a career in the healing arts after witnessing his mom suffer a major Multiple Sclerosis attack, Dr. Frankel strives to care for others with the same blend of compassion and expertise as he would his own family.
A New Jersey native, Dr. Frankel was born and raised in Livingston, where he and his family are delighted to return as they start the next chapter of their lives. As a new member of the New Jersey Brain and Spine family, he plans to launch a Spinal Deformity program that serves the communities in and around Northern New Jersey.
Dr. Frankel is devoted to advancing neurosurgical knowledge among his colleagues and peers. He has a particular interest in spinal deformity, computer-assisted navigation in spinal fusions, minimally invasive spine surgery, as well as resident and medical student education. While in residency, Dr. Frankel worked to help develop a resident curriculum for training on a spinal surgery simulator and regularly worked in the skull base lab teaching junior residents and medical students. He has been published in multiple peer-reviewed scientific journals and his work has been presented at multiple national conferences.
