Cardiologist providers include doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. They often maintain long-term relationships with you and advise and treat you on a range of health related issues.
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Podiatrist providers include doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. They often maintain long-term relationships with you and advise and treat you on a range of health related issues.
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Dr. Verdon's approach to neurosurgery is compassionate, and patient-centered, with a primary focus on improving his patient's function and facilitating their ability to enjoy life.
Dr. Verdon's approach to neurosurgery is compassionate, and patient-centered, with a primary focus on improving his patient's function and facilitating their ability to enjoy life.
Dr. Verdon's approach to neurosurgery is compassionate, and patient-centered, with a primary focus on improving his patient's function and facilitating their ability to enjoy life.
Born in Cameroon, and raised in Paris, France, Dr. Jean Louis Benae came to the United States at the age of 20 to attend the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). He pursued a degree in Physiological Sciences and graduated with honors. He continued his education at the David Geffen UCLA School of Medicine, where he obtained his Doctorate in Medicine.
During his graduate medical education, his fascination for neuroscience led him to a neurotrauma research fellowship with the UCLA Brain Injury Research Center. After completing his research fellowship, Dr. Benae began his neurosurgery specialty training at the Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals in Milwaukee.
Throughout his extensive training and professional experience, Dr. Benae has accrued remarkable versatility with complex spine and minimally invasive spine surgery.
His unique approach to spine care involves a comprehensive care model. “In our clinic, we have a comprehensive approach to spine care. From educating you about your disease process to assisting with choices of effective non-surgical treatment modalities, and when indicated you will be offered the latest in minimally invasive spine surgery.”
Dr. Benae is committed to sharing his knowledge and helping those in need. He has organized multiple medical missions to various developing countries, and strives to be active in his local community through participation in health fairs and free educational seminars.
He is Board-Certified and a member of various distinguished national and international neurosurgical societies such as the Congress of Neurological Surgeons, American Association of Neurological Surgeons, North American Spine Society, and AO Spine.
Don’t live in pain. Contact Dr. Benae today and explore your options. Let his experience work for you.
“Dr. Benae is not only highly professional, but is also quite personable. He took an extraordinary amount of time with me not only explaining my current situation but also all the treatment options that could be available. His office staff was friendly and very welcoming. It’s very rare for me to look forward to seeing a doctor but I will admit that the confidence Dr. Benae demonstrated makes me look forward to taking the next steps in the care plan he directs for me.”
Jean Louis Benae, MD
Neurosurgeon
8000 Eldorado Parkway
Building E, Suite A
McKinney, TX 75070
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York City where he attended Columbia University for both undergraduate and medical school. he then moved to Houston to train in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine and MD Anderson Cancer Center - one of the most intensive and rigorous neurosurgery training programs in the nation. During residency, Dr. Sahni won the prestigious NREF award, of which only a handful are awarded annually, and conducted ground-breaking research in the use of nanotechnology for spinal cord regeneration. After residency, he completed a complex and minimally invasive spine fellowship in orthopedic spine surgery. He is among the very few spine surgeons in Texas with dual training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery. In addition, he has extensive training in brain and spine tumors from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he was a chief resident. Dr. Sahni currently serves as the chief trauma neurosurgery coordinator for St. David's South Austin Hospital.
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York City where he attended Columbia University for both undergraduate and medical school. he then moved to Houston to train in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine and MD Anderson Cancer Center - one of the most intensive and rigorous neurosurgery training programs in the nation. During residency, Dr. Sahni won the prestigious NREF award, of which only a handful are awarded annually, and conducted ground-breaking research in the use of nanotechnology for spinal cord regeneration. After residency, he completed a complex and minimally invasive spine fellowship in orthopedic spine surgery. He is among the very few spine surgeons in Texas with dual training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery. In addition, he has extensive training in brain and spine tumors from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he was a chief resident. Dr. Sahni currently serves as the chief trauma neurosurgery coordinator for St. David's South Austin Hospital.
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York City where he attended Columbia University for both undergraduate and medical school. he then moved to Houston to train in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine and MD Anderson Cancer Center - one of the most intensive and rigorous neurosurgery training programs in the nation. During residency, Dr. Sahni won the prestigious NREF award, of which only a handful are awarded annually, and conducted ground-breaking research in the use of nanotechnology for spinal cord regeneration. After residency, he completed a complex and minimally invasive spine fellowship in orthopedic spine surgery. He is among the very few spine surgeons in Texas with dual training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery. In addition, he has extensive training in brain and spine tumors from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he was a chief resident. Dr. Sahni currently serves as the chief trauma neurosurgery coordinator for St. David's South Austin Hospital.
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York City where he attended Columbia University for both undergraduate and medical school. he then moved to Houston to train in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine and MD Anderson Cancer Center - one of the most intensive and rigorous neurosurgery training programs in the nation. During residency, Dr. Sahni won the prestigious NREF award, of which only a handful are awarded annually, and conducted ground-breaking research in the use of nanotechnology for spinal cord regeneration. After residency, he completed a complex and minimally invasive spine fellowship in orthopedic spine surgery. He is among the very few spine surgeons in Texas with dual training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery. In addition, he has extensive training in brain and spine tumors from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he was a chief resident. Dr. Sahni currently serves as the chief trauma neurosurgery coordinator for St. David's South Austin Hospital.
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York City where he attended Columbia University for both undergraduate and medical school. he then moved to Houston to train in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine and MD Anderson Cancer Center - one of the most intensive and rigorous neurosurgery training programs in the nation. During residency, Dr. Sahni won the prestigious NREF award, of which only a handful are awarded annually, and conducted ground-breaking research in the use of nanotechnology for spinal cord regeneration. After residency, he completed a complex and minimally invasive spine fellowship in orthopedic spine surgery. He is among the very few spine surgeons in Texas with dual training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery. In addition, he has extensive training in brain and spine tumors from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he was a chief resident. Dr. Sahni currently serves as the chief trauma neurosurgery coordinator for St. David's South Austin Hospital.
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York City where he attended Columbia University for both undergraduate and medical school. he then moved to Houston to train in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine and MD Anderson Cancer Center - one of the most intensive and rigorous neurosurgery training programs in the nation. During residency, Dr. Sahni won the prestigious NREF award, of which only a handful are awarded annually, and conducted ground-breaking research in the use of nanotechnology for spinal cord regeneration. After residency, he completed a complex and minimally invasive spine fellowship in orthopedic spine surgery. He is among the very few spine surgeons in Texas with dual training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery. In addition, he has extensive training in brain and spine tumors from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he was a chief resident. Dr. Sahni currently serves as the chief trauma neurosurgery coordinator for St. David's South Austin Hospital.
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York City where he attended Columbia University for both undergraduate and medical school. he then moved to Houston to train in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine and MD Anderson Cancer Center - one of the most intensive and rigorous neurosurgery training programs in the nation. During residency, Dr. Sahni won the prestigious NREF award, of which only a handful are awarded annually, and conducted ground-breaking research in the use of nanotechnology for spinal cord regeneration. After residency, he completed a complex and minimally invasive spine fellowship in orthopedic spine surgery. He is among the very few spine surgeons in Texas with dual training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery. In addition, he has extensive training in brain and spine tumors from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he was a chief resident. Dr. Sahni currently serves as the chief trauma neurosurgery coordinator for St. David's South Austin Hospital.
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York City where he attended Columbia University for both undergraduate and medical school. he then moved to Houston to train in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine and MD Anderson Cancer Center - one of the most intensive and rigorous neurosurgery training programs in the nation. During residency, Dr. Sahni won the prestigious NREF award, of which only a handful are awarded annually, and conducted ground-breaking research in the use of nanotechnology for spinal cord regeneration. After residency, he completed a complex and minimally invasive spine fellowship in orthopedic spine surgery. He is among the very few spine surgeons in Texas with dual training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery. In addition, he has extensive training in brain and spine tumors from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he was a chief resident. Dr. Sahni currently serves as the chief trauma neurosurgery coordinator for St. David's South Austin Hospital.
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York City where he attended Columbia University for both undergraduate and medical school. he then moved to Houston to train in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine and MD Anderson Cancer Center - one of the most intensive and rigorous neurosurgery training programs in the nation. During residency, Dr. Sahni won the prestigious NREF award, of which only a handful are awarded annually, and conducted ground-breaking research in the use of nanotechnology for spinal cord regeneration. After residency, he completed a complex and minimally invasive spine fellowship in orthopedic spine surgery. He is among the very few spine surgeons in Texas with dual training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery. In addition, he has extensive training in brain and spine tumors from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he was a chief resident. Dr. Sahni currently serves as the chief trauma neurosurgery coordinator for St. David's South Austin Hospital.
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York City where he attended Columbia University for both undergraduate and medical school. he then moved to Houston to train in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine and MD Anderson Cancer Center - one of the most intensive and rigorous neurosurgery training programs in the nation. During residency, Dr. Sahni won the prestigious NREF award, of which only a handful are awarded annually, and conducted ground-breaking research in the use of nanotechnology for spinal cord regeneration. After residency, he completed a complex and minimally invasive spine fellowship in orthopedic spine surgery. He is among the very few spine surgeons in Texas with dual training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery. In addition, he has extensive training in brain and spine tumors from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he was a chief resident. Dr. Sahni currently serves as the chief trauma neurosurgery coordinator for St. David's South Austin Hospital.
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York City where he attended Columbia University for both undergraduate and medical school. he then moved to Houston to train in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine and MD Anderson Cancer Center - one of the most intensive and rigorous neurosurgery training programs in the nation. During residency, Dr. Sahni won the prestigious NREF award, of which only a handful are awarded annually, and conducted ground-breaking research in the use of nanotechnology for spinal cord regeneration. After residency, he completed a complex and minimally invasive spine fellowship in orthopedic spine surgery. He is among the very few spine surgeons in Texas with dual training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery. In addition, he has extensive training in brain and spine tumors from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he was a chief resident. Dr. Sahni currently serves as the chief trauma neurosurgery coordinator for St. David's South Austin Hospital.
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York City where he attended Columbia University for both undergraduate and medical school. he then moved to Houston to train in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine and MD Anderson Cancer Center - one of the most intensive and rigorous neurosurgery training programs in the nation. During residency, Dr. Sahni won the prestigious NREF award, of which only a handful are awarded annually, and conducted ground-breaking research in the use of nanotechnology for spinal cord regeneration. After residency, he completed a complex and minimally invasive spine fellowship in orthopedic spine surgery. He is among the very few spine surgeons in Texas with dual training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery. In addition, he has extensive training in brain and spine tumors from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he was a chief resident. Dr. Sahni currently serves as the chief trauma neurosurgery coordinator for St. David's South Austin Hospital.
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York City where he attended Columbia University for both undergraduate and medical school. he then moved to Houston to train in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine and MD Anderson Cancer Center - one of the most intensive and rigorous neurosurgery training programs in the nation. During residency, Dr. Sahni won the prestigious NREF award, of which only a handful are awarded annually, and conducted ground-breaking research in the use of nanotechnology for spinal cord regeneration. After residency, he completed a complex and minimally invasive spine fellowship in orthopedic spine surgery. He is among the very few spine surgeons in Texas with dual training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery. In addition, he has extensive training in brain and spine tumors from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he was a chief resident. Dr. Sahni currently serves as the chief trauma neurosurgery coordinator for St. David's South Austin Hospital.
Dr. Sahni was raised in New York City where he attended Columbia University for both undergraduate and medical school. he then moved to Houston to train in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine and MD Anderson Cancer Center - one of the most intensive and rigorous neurosurgery training programs in the nation. During residency, Dr. Sahni won the prestigious NREF award, of which only a handful are awarded annually, and conducted ground-breaking research in the use of nanotechnology for spinal cord regeneration. After residency, he completed a complex and minimally invasive spine fellowship in orthopedic spine surgery. He is among the very few spine surgeons in Texas with dual training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery. In addition, he has extensive training in brain and spine tumors from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he was a chief resident. Dr. Sahni currently serves as the chief trauma neurosurgery coordinator for St. David's South Austin Hospital.
