The goal of this academic publication is to inform and educate physicians and their staff about spine care and neurosurgery.
A Word From The Editor
Steven C. Zielinski, MD, CM, FRCSC
Diplomate of the American Board of Neurological Surgery
Welcome. This is the fourth issue of the Texas Spine and Neurosurgery Journal. Our goal is to aid and inform family doctors and community providers, as well as their staff. We want to help practitioners treat their patients with spine and neurosurgery issues.
We are continuing to expand! If you would like to contribute, if you know of someone who might benefit from a subscription, or if you have a question or topic for review, please contact us at [email protected]. The territory for the Journal continues to grow, but presently extends from Dallas to the Gulf coast and from Stephenville to Nacogdoches.
A Word to Friends and Family:
I would like to offer my prayers to all the victims of the Harvey tragedy. I would also like to thank all those who contributed food and supplies at our office. Those items have been sent to those in need. Our clinics on the coast had to be cancelled or postponed but we should be up and running again by next week. Considering all that has transpired, we will hold off on publishing articles this quarter in order to allow everyone to focus on other priorities. We will return with a full journal for the final quarter of the year.
Thank you all and Godspeed.
Our History
The “Texas Spine & Neurosurgery Journal” was founded by Dr. Steven Zielinski, a Stanford trained neurosurgeon who believes in giving patients the freedom to control their own healthcare, in partnership with their chosen physician. Texas Spine and Neurosurgery is a patient centered practice that brings first class spine care to local communities and to patients. Texas Spine and Neurosurgery started as a small collaboration with local hospitals and local providers and has grown over several years. Today, we have relationships with a vast array of outstanding hospitals and surgical centers. We coordinate care with the best specialists in different aspects of conservative care throughout Texas. In order to continue these efforts Texas Spine and Neurosurgery is a proud sponsor of the Texas Spine and Neurosurgery Journal. It’s focus is to educate and inform community physicians and family doctors in Texas and beyond about relevant topics in spine and neurosurgery.
If you have questions or comments or wish to contact or refer a patient to Texas Spine and Neurosurgery or one of our Physician contributors please contact us.
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1 (844)633-8379 [email protected]
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http://dev.txspineonline.com/texas-spine-and-neurosurgery-journal/
Texas Spine and Neurosurgery and Texas Spine and Neurosurgery Journal
are the property of Steven Zielinski MD PA, DBA Texas Spine and Neurosurgery.
All articles reflect the opinions of the individual authors and are not independently verified for accuracy. The Journal provides no recommendation for therapy of any individual patient but tries to promote the academic discussion of the topics covered.
