Dinner with Doctor Seminar on Managing Back Pain to Be Held Thursday, January 22
Submitted by NewYork-Presbyterian/Lawrence Hospital
Jan. 21, 2015: Back pain is the most common condition that sends people to the doctor. In light of this, Dr. Marc Otten, a neurosurgeon with NewYork-Presbyterian/Lawrence Hospital and Columbia University Medical Center, will hold an educational seminar to discuss the most common sources of back pain, risk factors, and when to seek medical attention.
Dr. Otten will also share the latest treatment options for managing your back pain.
The seminar will be held on Thursday, January 22, from 6:30 to 8:00 pm at New York-Presbyterian/Lawrence Hospital in Palmer Hall, 3rd floor conference room. Palmer Hall is located at 55 Palmer Avenue in Bronxville.
A light dinner will be served. This event is free.
Register online soon, as space is limited: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/join-us-for-dinner-with-the-doctor-tickets-15302378827.
For more information about the Dinner with the Doctor series, call 914-787-1034.
Pictured here: Emergency Room Plaza at NewYork-Presbyterian/Lawrence Hospital.
Photo by N. Bower
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