Making Neurosurgery More Patient-Centric

Making Neurosurgery More Patient-Centric

March 28, 2017

In his capacity as vice chair of quality of Duke’s Department of Neurosurgery, neurosurgeon Oren Gottfried, MD, has helped develop numerous quality initiatives focusing on improving patient satisfaction and surgical outcomes and reducing patient morbidity and mortality.

This is How a Clinical Vice Chair of Neurosurgery Works…

This is How a Clinical Vice Chair of Neurosurgery Works…

September 14, 2016

“Dr. Oren Gottfried is Clinical Vice Chair and Associate Professor of Neurosurgery at Duke University School of Medicine.”

Matching the Lumbar Patient to the Most Appropriate Treatment

Matching the Lumbar Patient to the Most Appropriate Treatment

April 26, 2016

“For a patient with lumbar back pain, radiating leg pain or weakness, or other problems, an effective treatment may be elusive at first.”

Medicine is an Imperfect Science

Medicine is an Imperfect Science

July 28, 2015

The knowledge of my limited power became clear to me early in my career, and I recognize it each time I treat a person who has sustained an acute trauma that causes a spinal fracture and sadly, a spinal- cord injury.

A 63-Year-Old Man With Recent-Onset, Debilitating Back Pain

A 63-Year-Old Man With Recent-Onset, Debilitating Back Pain

March 17, 2015

In April 2014, a 63-year-old man presented to the Duke neurosurgery clinic with lower back pain that had begun about 6 weeks earlier.

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Love what you like today as it could be gone tomorrow.

-Dr. Oren Gottfried