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Our Culture of Honesty
At Virginia Neurosurgeons, our commitment to ethical and patient-centric care is paramount. We prioritize honesty and transparency in every aspect of our practice.
Learn MoreThe Role of a Neurosurgeon
A neurosurgeon is a highly trained medical professional specializing in the surgical treatment of disorders affecting the nervous system, which includes the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves that travel into the arms, legs and other parts of the body.
Learn MoreRichard D. Murray, MD, FAANS
Dr. Richard D. Murray, MD, FAANS is a board-certified, fellowship-trained neurosurgeon who specializes in complex brain, skull base, and spine surgery. He has advanced training and specialized expertise in the treatment of complex brain tumors, and uses microsurgical and minimally invasive techniques to treat the full range of brain and spine conditions.
Learn MoreRetired Surgeons
Virginia Neurosurgeons acknowledges the retired service of Drs. Abraham Kader, Donald C. Wright, and Charles "Chuck" Riedel, esteemed professionals with extensive expertise and contributions to the field.
Learn MoreOffice Hours and Directions
Virginia Neurosurgeons, located within Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington, offers office hours Monday through Friday, with select Saturdays available by appointment, easily accessible from the main hospital entrance on George Mason Drive.
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Discover patient testimonials and experiences at Virginia Neurosurgeons, providing insights into the exceptional care and expertise offered by the practice.
Learn MoreAdvanced Technology
In the ever-evolving field of neurosurgery, advanced technology plays a pivotal role in enhancing diagnostic precision and treatment outcomes. Virginia Neurosurgeons stands at the forefront of this technological frontier, employing state-of-the-art equipment and techniques for comprehensive neurosurgical care.
Learn MoreWhy Travel for a Second Opinion?
When it comes to major healthcare decisions, seeking a second opinion is a crucial and empowering step. It provides you with a broader perspective and additional insights into your condition, allowing for a more informed and confident approach.
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