Spine & Brain Neurosurgery Center

It took me about three months just to get in to see him. He's really quite the neurosurgeon around here. They were very nice. His bedside manner is very nice and he's very professional. It took me three months to get in, and when I got there, they didn't have me listed as having an appointment that day. So I had to wait to get worked into the schedule, about an hour and 20 minutes. He has a very good reputation and his staff was very nice. He takes you through the MRI and shows you everything he's doing. I've never had anybody do that before. It was pretty interesting.

My experience overall was very positive.  He was very realistic about what was going on with my neck and explained all of my option very clearly. I never felt rushed - he always took time to answer my questions, and never made me feel stupid for asking them.  I lso never felt pressured into doing anything.  There were several options for dealing with the injury and the pain I've suffered since the accident.  He explained the pros and cons of each treatment, as well as the success rates of each option.  When I made the decision to have him do injections, the appointments were set up quickly, the procedure went very smoothly, and his office followed up with me to make sure I was OK after the treatment.  Dr. Razack's manner and calm voice give you a feeling that he is competent and confident.  I went to him originally because I had heard good things about him, and my experience tells me that reputation is well deserved.

Dr. Razack explained that I have two ruptured discs (4-5 and 5-6) in my neck that are pressing against my spinal chord causing the pain in my arm. He would like me to begin physical therapy to see if this can relieve the pain as opposed to rushing into surgery.