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Syed Zaffer, MD

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Specialist

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Category(ies): Pain Management | Physician | Psychiatry

I am a Board certified Physiatrist (Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation) and Board eligible in Pain Management.

I did advanced fellowship training in Neuromuscular diseases and Electromyography. I have been in practice for the past 23 years in various settings including academics, private practice and group Orthopedic practices.

My practice focus is in Pain management, musculoskeletal and spine disorders, Work injuries and Electromyography.

Common conditions i treat include acute and chronic low back pain, neck pain, sciatica, spine pain, muscle and joint pain and injuries, neuropathies, muscle weakness, nerve compression disorders, sports and work injuries.

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Board certified Physiatrist with advanced fellowship training in Neuromuscular diseases and Electromyography

Syed Zaffer, MD

Board certified Physiatrist with advanced fellowship training in Neuromuscular diseases and Electromyography

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