Dr. Anders Cohen: New York’s Neurosurgeon of Choice

In the delicate field of neurosurgery, Dr. Anders Cohen is a cut above the rest. His impressive résumé, unparalleled skill, pioneering efforts and compassion for his patients make him a trusted choice of many – patients and doctors alike.

Dr. Cohen’s primary specialty is in spine surgery, focusing on cervical and lumbar disorders, and his secondary specialty is in pediatric neurosurgery, specializing in Chiari malformations and spinal cord detethering. He is highly capable of performing both traditional treatments and the latest innovations in spine surgery. His employment of cutting-edge techniques has his patients out of the hospital in a shorter amount of time and allows them a quicker recovery period.

Best known for his pioneering work in brain and spine surgery, his many accomplishments include introducing High Frequency Radiosurgery to the field of neurosurgery for better removal of brain and spinal tumors. He is renowned as the first surgeon in New York to perform the XLIF and AxiaLIF techniques for treating degenerative scoliosis and spondylolisthesis. His most recent accomplishments include developing a minimally invasive Chiari decompression technique.

Currently the Chief of Neurosurgery at The Brooklyn Hospital Center, Dr. Anders Cohen is a visible figure in the field of medicine. Because of his extensive knowledge and experience in the field, he is often chosen to hold lectures both domestically and abroad for other practitioners on the latest techniques in neurosurgery. He also teaches at the prestigious Weill Medical College of Cornell University and is a member of the New York State Osteopathic Medical Society, the American Medical Association, the Cervical Spine Research Society and the American Osteopathic Association.

On top of all his credentials, some of the things that set him apart from others are his pleasant bedside manner, the compassion he shows patients and his efforts to help them understand their condition and the treatment options available to them. His colleagues, staff and most importantly, his patients can attest to his dedication to his craft and the people he treats.