The Syringomyelia & Chiari Multidisciplinary Physician Chart & Specialty Database
Includes informational tools and resources for our members. The chart and database include physicians of various specialties who have treated or are willing to treat men, women, and children with Syringomyelia, Syrinbobulbia, Chiari, and the associated conditions. The chart and directory do not serve as an endorsement by physicians listed to WSCTF and they do not serve as an endorsement by WSCTF to physicians listed on the chart or database. They are available for informational purposes only.
WSCTF is hopeful that the chart and database will serve as a network and supplement to help address the recurrent struggle individuals may face when beginning to search for a clinician who may have experience treating others with Syringomyelia, Syringobulbia, Chiari, and their co-existing conditions. The expansive chart and database will serve as a starting point to connect to a network and discovery of possible providers available in each state or country that otherwise may not be known. When choosing a provider the decision rests with the patient and they are encouraged to do their own research about a provider when making their selection. Please refer to our privacy policy located at the bottom of this page for more information.
Why is the Syringomyelia & Chiari Multidisciplinary Physician Chart, Database and Network Needed?
Syringomyelia and Chiari can cause widespread symptoms with complications that can encompass multiple body systems. Additional providers can help manage symptoms over the patient's lifespan. More than one specialty is often needed to help care for children and adults living with Syringomyelia, Chiari, and their co-existing conditions. We strongly support the collaborative effort of primary care with neurosurgery to lead the treatment team for men, women, and children with Syringomyelia and Chiari because patients frequently require ongoing care, prompt referrals, and reassessment over their lifetime to have the best quality of life.
The directory will be maintained by WSCTF. The physicians on the directory will be listed by state or country, and area of specialty. We have a verification process detailed below. We are always happy to list medical professionals who observe excellent clinical care and observe excellent bedside manner on behalf of men, women, and children with Syringomyelia, Syringobulbia, Chiari malformation, and all of their co-existing conditions.
Please note: All physician names are verified for authenticity (verifying active licensure) and good standing with their medical board before being added to the state chart or database. We will then list the physician on the Syringomyelia & Chiari Multidisciplinary Physician Chart or Database by state or country, and area of specialty. This list will be kept up to date and will be reviewed at minimum once per year by the board. For any questions please email wstfcure@wstfcure.org.
Reasons for Chart and Database Exclusion
WSCTF is led by physicians and nurses. WSCTF may choose not to add a physician to the chart or database or remove a physician from the chart or database at any time at the sole discretion of WSCTF. Our board determined this using the following principles:
1. A physician has had their license suspended or revoked by their medical board. This applies at all times.
2. Criminal Activity.
3. A conflict of interest arises that would jeopardize WSCTF or conflict of interest with its medical advisory board members. Our 501c3 organization follows strict guidelines and even though this listing is for informational purposes only it is provided on the WSCTF website and as such we will adhere to our policy. Click here to view our conflict of interest policy.
Leading Doctors by Specialty and State Chart
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Leading Doctors by Specialty Database
Specialty |
Association |
Directory Source |
Board Certified Neurosurgeons |
American Board of Neurological Surgery |
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Board Certified Neurosurgeons |
American Association of Neurological Surgeons |
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Neurosurgery |
The University of Kansas Health System |
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Board Certified Neurologists |
American Academy of Neurology |
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Board Certified Neurologists |
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology |
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Board Certified Pediatric Neurosurgeons |
American Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons |
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Neuro-Opthamologist |
North American Neuro-Opthamologist Society |
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Board Certified Pain Management |
The American Board of Pain Medicine (ABPM) |
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Pain |
American Pain Society, Pain Clinical Centers |
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Pain |
American Society of Pain Educators |
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Optic Nerve, Papilledema |
Duke Health |
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Cerebral Fluid |
Johns Hopkins Medicine, Cerebral Fluid Center |
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Intracranial Hypertension |
Weill Cornell Brain and Spine Center |
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Intracranial Hypertension |
Cleveland Clinic |
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Intracranial Hypertension |
Mayo Clinic |
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Spine |
USC Spine Center |
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Spine |
Penn Medicine, The Penn Spine Center |
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Spina Bifida |
Spina Bifida Association, Clinics |
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Spina Bifida |
Mayo Clinic |
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Spina Bifida |
CHOC Children's |
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Spinal Cord Injury |
Weill Cornell Brain and Spine Center |
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Spinal Cord Injury |
Mayo Clinic |
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Brain Injury Medicine |
Northwell Health |
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Chiari Malformation |
Weill Cornell Brain and Spine Center |
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Chiari Malformation |
Johns Hopkins Medicine, Neurology and Neurosurgery |
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Chiari Malformation |
Mayo Clinic |
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Chiari Malformation |
Stanford |
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Chiari Malformation |
Northwell Health |
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Chiari Malformation and SM |
Spine Center, Chiari and Syringomyelia Program |
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Syringomyelia |
Weill Cornell Brain and Spine Center |
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Syringomyelia |
Columbia University Department of Neurological Surgery, The Spine Hospital |
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Syringomyelia |
Stanford |
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Ehler's Danlos |
The Ehler's Danlos Society |
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Ehler's Danlos |
UT Southwestern Medical Center |
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Tarlov Cyst Disease |
Tarlov Cyst Foundation |
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Moyamoya |
Weill Cornell Brain and Spine Center |
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Moyamoya |
Stanford Health Care, Moyamoya Center |
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Moyamoya |
UCLA Cerebrovascular Program |
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Moyamoya |
Mayo Clinic |
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Moyamoya |
Cleveland Clinic |
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Moyamoya |
Cleveland Clinic |
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Autonomic Dysfunction |
Cleveland Clinic |
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Autonomic Dysfunction |
Vanderbilt Autonomic Dysfunction Center |
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Autonomic Dysfunction |
Mayo Clinic |
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Autonomic Dysfunction |
Stanford Health Care, Autonomic Disorders Program |
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Autonomic Dysfunction |
American Autonomic Society |
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Dysautonomia |
Mayo Clinic |
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Dysautonomia |
Dysautonomia International |