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Nasal surgery refers to surgery performed on the outside or inside of the nose. Cooper’s ENT surgeons are experts in this type of surgery.

Having a baby who needs specialized intensive care services shortly after birth can be a challenging and frightening time for families. At Cooper, you can rest assured that your infant will receive round-the-clock, state-of-the-art care from our team of expert neonatologists.

Whether you have just been diagnosed with kidney problems or are starting dialysis, awaiting transplant, or receiving treatment following transplant — we are here to help you determine your options, and provide the best possible treatment for your condition.

If you suffer from movement disorder, Cooper may be able to help you walk better, move better, and live better. At the Cooper Bone and Joint Institute, David A. Fuller, MD, is advancing the field of reconstructive Neuro-Orthopaedics using breakthrough surgical procedures to help patients who have lost extremity function after suffering from debilitating injury or atrophy to the neurological system.

If you or your loved ones are affected by a serious neurological illness of injury, you can trust the neurocritical care team at Cooper. Our experts are specially trained in the diagnosis and management of complex and acute neurological conditions.

Neuroendoscopy describes the use of a small fiber-optic camera attached to an endoscope to gain access to the brain, spine and peripheral nervous system using a "minimally invasive" approach.

At Cooper University Health Care, the region’s leading academic health system, our neurohospitalist are dedicated to providing and improving impatient neurological care. We created the neurohospitalist program to improve the neuroscience program overall and to give patients consistent care.

The Neurointerventional Surgery team brings breakthrough and advanced minimally invasive surgical techniques to the Cooper Neurological Institute.

Our neurologists combine leading technology and expertise to care for patients with acute and chronic neurological conditions such as stroke and epilepsy.

The Cooper Neurological Institute neuromuscular specialists evaluate and treat disorders of the peripheral nervous system, neuromuscular junction, and muscle.

Neuropsychologists are licensed clinical psychologists who focus on understanding the connection between a person’s brain (structures/functions) and the way that person thinks, feels, or behaves.  

Our skilled neurosurgeons provide surgical and nonsurgical services for patients with injury or disease affecting the brain, spine, and peripheral nerves.

The Neurosurgery Anesthesiology team will be at your side if you are undergoing brain surgery, including craniotomy for tumor, aneurysm clipping, and traumatic brain injury; spine surgery; functional neurosurgery for movement disorders and epilepsy; and interventional neuroradiology for cerebral aneurysm coiling.

A new law in New Jersey requires acute care hospitals and clinical licensed laboratories in the state to provide you with the opportunity to update your medical record with information related to race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and gender identity.

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News to Share is a quarterly newsletter to inform, engage. and celebrate Cooper advanced practice providers (APPs).

At MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper we know that no two women, and no two women’s cancer experience, are the same. That’s why we take a personalized, team approach to breast cancer. Experts from different cancer specialties work together to treat the whole person, not just the cancer.