Best Vagus nerve stimulation doctors in Israel: TOP 4 doctors

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Achinoam Sohar

4.4 Good • 139 reviews
19 years of experience
Israel, Tel Aviv, Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov)
Dr. Achinoam Socher is a Neurologist and Movement Disorder Specialist at Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center in Tel Aviv, Israel. He provides key insights for the Neurology and Medical & Health Department teams.
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Mosek Amnon

4.4 Good • 139 reviews
33 years of experience
Israel, Tel Aviv, Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov)
Dr. Mosek Amnon is a neurologist specializing in the treatment of drug-resistant headaches and facial pain. He provides operations like vagus nerve stimulation and plasmapheresis.
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Eduard Linecki

4.5 Good • 12 reviews
27 years of experience
Israel, Jerusalem, Hadassah Medical Center
Dr. Eduard Linecki is a highly experienced neurologist, with over 23 years of experience, at the Hadassah Medical Center specializing in neurology, polyneuropathy, neurooncology and Parkinson's disease. He has achieved success in the treatment of Parkinson's disease, having completed an internship at Hadassah Medical Center in 2001 and receiving a higher medical education in 1996.
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Zvi Israel

4.5 Good • 12 reviews
31 years of experience
Israel, Jerusalem, Hadassah Medical Center
Professor Zvi Israel is a renowned neurosurgeon and one of the best doctors in Israel according to Forbes. He is an expert in functional neurosurgery and has extensive experience in the treatment of chronic depression, tinnitus, epilepsy, and motor dysfunction. He is the director of the Functional and Restorative Surgery Unit at Hadassah Medical Center and has authored over 70 articles in neurosurgery. Professor Israel is a member of the Israeli Neurosurgical Society and the Israeli Society for Palliative Medicine.
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