Thank you very much for taking time to reply. Yes, Hopkins is excellent and I will consult with them as well. Georgetown seems it has a couple surgeons with AS credentials. I will let the community know what I find out. Thanks again.
You are lucky to have so many so close to where you live. I will have to fly, get a hotel nearby, and hope to be released in a timely manner. For whatever it's worth, a senior radiology friend of mine said when it comes to the spine, you want only a Neurosurgeon to perform the surgery because they typically have a full 2 years extra education and training on the nerves. I had a friend several years ago have a reputable orthopedic spine surgeon perform one level fusion on her lumbar. She came out of surgery with permanent nerve damage unable to feel one leg, released to a rehab facility to teach her how to use a walker for the rest of her life. Best of luck to you.🙏
Is John's Hopkins close enough for you? Have a look at their Neurosurgeons specializing in micro neurosurgery on the spine. Pretty impressive.
Are you looking for a top spine surgeon in the Washington DC area with expertise in ankylosing spondylitis?
Unfortunately, the search results don't include specific surgeon names or recommendations for the DC area. However, finding the right specialist is crucial for managing AS, especially if you're considering spinal Show Full Answer