Radiculopathy near Calabasas, CA

Care Philosophy: We believe in personalized service and that your quality of life deserves our quality of care. We are dedicated to providing exceptional, comprehensive neurological care and treatment to our patients. We believe the key to quality patient care is the development of a strong doctor-patient relationship and give special attention to patient & their family concerns and needs.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Brian Rudin is dedicated to the evaluation, diagnosis, and state of the art surgical treatment of spinal disorders such as sciatica, herniated discs, instability, spondylolisthesis, degenerative disc disease (DDD), and spinal stenosis._x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ Dr. Rudin, a Westlake Village Spine Surgeon, uses cutting edge technology such as artificial disc replacement and dynamic stabilization to preserve motion in the lumbar spine. Minimally invasive techniques are used whenever practical to reduce healing time and hospital stay._x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ Dr. Rudin also specializes in the treatment of neck pain and cervical spine disorders. By combining modern techniques to gold standard treatments, patients recover more quickly, with improved range of motion and less discomfort. Procedures can often be performed as an outpatient, where patients can recover in the comfort of their own home._x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ By focusing exclusively on providing spinal care, we assure you the highest level of treatment.

Care Philosophy: "Orthopedics allows me the opportunity to restore our patients' happiness by improving their quality of life through each interaction," he says

Biography: Dr. Evish Kamrava, MD is a Physical Medicine /amp Rehabilitation Specialist who practices in Westlake Village, CA. He is 45 years old. Dr. Evish Kamrava, MD is affiliated with Los Robles Regional Medical Center.

Care Philosophy: The practice of orthopaedic surgery is constantly evolving due to changes in technology, economic and regulatory factors. My approach to patient care involves keeping up with the latest advances and at the same time not ignoring the art of caring. A majority of my practice consists of treatment of arthritis. This includes joint replacement of the hips, knees and shoulders. I believe in a thorough discussion about the diagnosis and treatment options with the patient/family. This helps in making good decisions and helps recovery after surgery. Newer techniques and implants such as minimally invasive surgery, gender knee, hip resurfacing and computer navigation are used when indicated. Custom knee implants including partial and total knee replacements are now available and can be used for the appropriate patients. In 2012, there will be continued emphasis on improving the entire joint replacement experience, starting with the preoperative visit to the hospital admission to the postoperative rehabilitation. Lessons learned from about 300 hip and knee replacements in 2011 will be incorporated in the planning and execution of these procedures. Minimally invasive techniques for both hip and knee replacement have been refined and advanced. As far as possible, the muscle sparing MIS approach is used for knee replacement and anterior MIS approach is used for hip replacement. Also, bone preserving techniques such as hip resurfacing and partial knee replacement are gaining in favor. Shoulder replacements are also advancing in techniques and materials. In short, there have been significant advances in joint replacement that allow faster recovery and improve long term outcomes. Complex hip and knee operations including revision or redo operations are also increasing in number. These are all managed effectively due to good support from hospital staff, physical therapists, implant manufacturers and rehabilitation centers. Feedback from patients is welcomed and helps everyone involved.