Movement Disorders Specialists

Post date: Nov 25, 2014 11:23:02 AM

We would recommend that unless your doctor is particularly experienced in diagnosing PD, and you decide to get a second opinion, you should consult with a movement disorders specialist. 25 percent are initial diagnosed wrong. But a neurologist with specialized "movement training" can offer additional insight. UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke University are PD Centers of Excellence. They offer a team evaluation concept with physical, speech and phycological evaluations. Wake Med also offer DBS

Bradley J. Robottom, MD

Raleigh Neurology Associates

1540 Sunday Drive

Raleigh, NC 27607

Phone: (919) 782-3456

Division of Movement Disorders, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Director of Movement Disorder Clinic

Nina Browner, MD

University of North Carolina

Dept. of Neurology,

170 Manning Dr.

Chapel Hill, NC 27514

Phone: (919) 966-554

Daniel A. Roque, MD

UNC Chapel Hill

Dept of Neurology

101 Manning Drive, CB 7025

Chapel Hill, NC 27599

Phone: (919) 595-9815

Richard W. Murrow, MD

University of North Carolina

Department of Neurology,

170 Manning Dr., Room 3127,

Physican Office Building, UNC

Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7025

Phone: (919) 966-5549

Nicole Calakos, MD, PhD

Duke University Medical Center

PO BOX 2900

Durham, NC 27710

Phone: (919) 684-2423

Geoff Coates-Wynn, MD

MD

Contact: Geoffrey Coates-Wynn

1344-B N Center St.

Hickory, North Carolina 28601 USA

TEL: 828-328-9200

FAX: 828-328-9219

E-mail: rehabmd@charter.net

Ian C. Lee, MD

Duke University Medical Center

932 Morreene Road

Durham, NC 27705

Phone: (919) 668-2493

Burton L. Scott, MD, PhD

Duke University

Movement Disorders Center, 932 Morreene Road

Durham, NC 27705

Phone: (919) 668-2493

E-mail: scott007@mc.duke.edu

WebSite:http://neurology.mc.duke.edu

Rebecca Tat, DO

Cone Health

301 E Wendover Ave, Suite 301

Greensboro, NC 27401

Phone: (336) 832-3070

Balaji Pabbu, MD

East Carolina University

101 Heart Dr, Mail Stop 654

Greenville, NC 27834

Phone: (252) 744-2045

Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center

Assistant Professor & Director Movement Disorder Program

Contact: Mustafa Saad Siddiqui

4th Floor Janeway Clinical Science Tower

Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27157 USA

TEL: 336-716-4101

Wake Forest University Movement Disorders Center

Associate Professor

Contact: Thomas L. Ellis

Medical Center Blvd

Winston Salem, North Carolina 27157 USA

TEL: 336-716-4067

E-mail: tlellis@wfubmc.edu

Web Site: www.wfubmc.edu

Wake Forest University Physicians

Asst Professor of Neurology

Contact: George Wittenberg, MD, PhD

Medical Center Blvd

Winston Salem, North Carolina 27159 1078 US

TEL: 336 716 8200

FAX: 336 713 8588

E-mail: GWITTENB@wtnbmc.edu

Web Site: www.wfubmc.edu

Cape Fear Valley Neuroscience in Fayetteville, NC

Our neurosurgeons and neurologists have diverse medical backgrounds and training, which include the latest in neurosurgical and pain management techniques. We are pleased to discuss prospective referrals and to help you choose an appropriate specialist.

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Charles Haworth, M.D.

Inad Atassi, M.D.

Gabriel Pantol, M.D.

Peter Kovacs, M.D.

Iraj Nikfarjam, M.D.

Yongqin Wu, M.D.