Osamah Javed Choudhry, MD

The neighborhood’s medical corridors see their share of specialists, and neurosurgery sits at much the same crossroads of routine care and urgent intervention. Neurosurgeons address everything from slipped discs and spinal stenosis to cranial tumors and traumatic injuries, coordinating both outpatient assessments and inpatient procedures as needed. They lean on advanced imaging and diagnostic tools before recommending a course of action—whether that route is minimally invasive, a complex open operation, or a referral back to a primary physician. In certain cases, postoperative physical therapy follows directly from the same practitioner’s notes.

All this support aggregates in outpatient suites as often as it does in hospital wards, and Osamah Javed Choudhry, MD maintains a practice on 530 1st Avenue Silverstein, Suite 8R, New York, NY 10016. The address puts it a few blocks south of the East River and within quick reach of Midtown’s arterial grids, useful when patients need to swing by after imaging or before follow-ups. Here, consultation rooms and procedure suites are set up to handle common cranial and spinal issues, and referrals from local clinics arrive on a regular schedule.

Referring physicians and new patients alike call for non-emergency questions and scheduling at (212) 263-6109 rather than dropping in unannounced. Spine consultations often revolve around lumbar fusion candidacy or cervical decompression; brain-related consultations may center on pituitary lesions or chronic headaches that have resisted simpler treatments. Some patients require only a second opinion, while others prepare for elective decompressions or spinal injections that can usually be completed in the same building.

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