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Mahmoud Rashidi-Naimabadi, MD
Adult and Pediatric Neurosurgery
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95 Montgomery Drive Suite 118 Santa Rosa, CA 95404
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Mahmoud Rashidi-Naimabadi, MD

Pediatric and Adult Neurosurgery
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Neurosurgeon

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95 Montgomery Drive Suite 118, Santa Rosa, CA 95404
Services Mahmoud Rashidi-Naimabadi, MD provides neurosurgery in Santa Rosa, CA. A Neurosurgeon is trained to diagnose and treat disorders of the spinal cord, brain and nervous system such as Parkinson's disease and neurological disorders.

Please call Mahmoud Rashidi-Naimabadi, MD at (707) 545-7175 to schedule an appointment in Santa Rosa, CA or to get more information.
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Recent Reviews
I felt Dr. Rashidi was competent and compassionate in my health care. Dr. Rashidi answered all of my questions and made sure I understood what he said as he explained my MRI results; he even caught something another Physician had missed. I decided on having surgery after being told about other treatment options. I did not feel pushed in any way toward this procedure. I would refer Dr Rashidi to friends/relatives in need of a Neurosurgeon. I was very happy with my care, treatment and outcome. I would recommend Dr Rashidi to anyone in need of a Neurosurgeon.
by S. Hope xxx.xxx.140.247
May 10, 2013
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