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Mon - Thu:	8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Fri:	8:00 am - 12:00 pm
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Phone: (951) 587-3739

Address: 27720 Jefferson Ave Ste 100b, Temecula, CA 92590

Website: http://www.tvneurosurgery.com

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General Practitioners

Arthritis
Primary Care
Spinal pain in the low back is one of the most common reasons why patients go see their primary care physicians. The treatment of spinal pain varies on the cause of pain, a patient’s age or overall condition of health, and response to available treatment options.
Emergency Care
Sometimes at night, a significant number of patients can be admitted to the hospital with head injuries and require an evaluation by a neurosurgeon in the emergency room. Some patients require emergency surgery for life-threatening conditions, such as those caused after car accidents.
Urinary Incontinence
When patients develop memory changes, urinary incontinence and difficulty walking, and have an MRI showing large ventricles, then the diagnosis of normal pressure hydrocephalus or NPH often is discussed. If there is improvement in any of these functions by removing a small amount of spinal fluid, then shunting may be beneficial. Most surgeries involve the placement of a metallic valve which controls the flow of spinal fluid from the brain. If entering a magnet area such as an MRI, patients must remember to return to the neurosurgeon to have the valve reprogramed to the proper flow parameters.

Ophthalmologists

Eye Exam
The pituitary is an extension of the brain which releases hormones to the rest of the body. The most common tumor which grows from this gland is called pituitary adenomas. These are benign tumors which usually don’t release any hormones. Often the tumors are located next to the optic nerves, and will cause vision changes, such as tunnel vision. An eye exam is used to document the extent of visual changes when a pituitary tumor is diagnosed. In addition, patients with pituitary tumors will visit the endocrinologist prior to surgery because some pituitary tumors can be treated with medical treatment alone.

MRI
Spinal stenosis of the neck is difficult to identify because patients usually complain of numbness of the hands or difficulty walking, rather than pain. Once an MRI shows the narrowing, then surgical treatments are discussed on an individual basis. Surgery can be performed from the front or the back of the neck, and usually requires a cervical fusion for stability. Significant disability can be avoided by taking the pressure off the spinal cord caused by degenerative arthritis or disc disorders.
X-Rays
Computed Tomography
X-rays, CT Scans, and MRIs are used to determine the best course of action to fix a particular spinal fracture. Complex reconstructive surgery requiring spinal implants and instrumentation is often required to provide stability and long-lasting support to the spinal column. After surgery, most patients are enrolled in physical therapy and encouraged to walk to regain muscle strength. Rehabilitation allows damaged connections caused by the original spinal injury to heal and recover.
Chemotherapy
Surgery is often required after an MRI demonstrates the presence of a brain tumor. Surgery may be a biopsy or a craniotomy designed to take specimens of abnormal tissue to pathology to evaluate the type of tumor, and also to remove the abnormal tissue. Since some tumors can be successfully treated with chemotherapy, a biopsy followed by a comprehensive treatment plan is often the best first treatment. Once a diagnosis is established, neurosurgeons work very closely with oncologists and radiation oncologists to either control or eliminate the brain tumor. We use state-of-the-art tumor imaging technology in the operating room to localize tumors and provide the most successful outcomes possible. Once surgery is performed, we strive to make the transition to postoperative treatment as comfortable as possible, and continue to monitor your progress along with the other doctors involved in your care.
Radiation Oncology
Dr. Oh obtained his undergraduate degree from U.C. Los Angeles in 2000, and then went on to obtain a Master of Science degree in Medical Imaging Science and Medical Radiation Physics from Chicago Medical School in 2002 and 2003. He worked as a medical physicist at John H. Stroger Hospital of Cook County in the Department of Radiation Oncology for 3 years before going to medical school.

Scoliosis Surgery
Dr. Abshire was raised in Fallbrook and moved to Temecula after completing his Neurosurgical Training at the Cleveland Clinic and a Fellowship in Complex Spinal Surgery in Tampa, Florida in 2000. His neurosurgical interests involve revision spinal surgery, minimally invasive surgery, and scoliosis surgery.
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Dr. Oh was born in Los Angeles and moved to Temecula after completing his Neurosurgical Training at the University of Illinois, Chicago in 2017. His neurosurgical interests include brain tumor surgery, stereotactic radiosurgery, complex spine surgery, and minimally invasive surgery.
Neurosurgery
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Reconstructive Surgery

Lesions
Most cranial metastases are silent, and are diagnosed after a metastatic workup for cancer. Because stereotactic radiosurgery and whole brain radiation provides excellent tumor control in the brain, most patients with multiple brain metastases will undergo radiation for multiple lesions. The role for surgery for brain metastases continues to be very important, and is selected for single, larger lesions often next to sensitive structures of the brain.

Physical Therapists

Physical Therapy
When low back pain occurs with leg pain, the diagnosis is called lumbar radiculopathy. Radiculopathy is radiating pain which originates in the nerve in the spine. Pain signals are sent shooting down the leg in response to, for example, a herniated disc, or pinching from a variety of tissues located in the lumbar spine. If nonoperative treatment fails, then surgery is an option for pain. Nonoperative treatment usually consists of physical therapy and pain management programs.
Neck Pain
Back Pain

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