Dr. Sekhon is a very thorough Dr. He explains things that is easy to understand, with pictures and props if necessary to point out your problem. I fell comfortable with his decisions on how to deal with my back problem. Thank you Dr. Sekhon. I was going to the VA and they out sourced me to Dr. Sekhon.
I was as low as you could be in pre-op thinking nothing could help. I spent a total of 28 hours in Renown Hospital and walked out the next day after surgery. It is now 7 weeks post-op and I am back to full time work and have no pain at all. Nothing short of a miracle, I shall be in Dr. Sekhon debt for ever.
I was as low as you could be in pre-op thinking nothing could help. I spent a total of 28 hours in Renown Hospital and walked out the next day after surgery. It is now 7 weeks post-op and I am back to full time work and have no pain at all. Nothing short of a miracle, I shall be in Dr. Sekhon debt for ever.
Services
Dr Goz and Sekhon see's patient with Reno Orthopedic Clinic, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dr. Goz and Sekhon sees patients at the Pringle Way office on the Renown Campus. Dr. Goz also sees patients in Carson City. For your visit, you should bring copies of your previous x-rays, CT scans, and MRIs so the surgeon can review them.
1. Curt Erickson, PA-C joined Dr Sekhon in 2013 and Reno Orthopedic Clinic in 2019. He began his medical career in 2002 in the field of Radiology. He has provided care for patients in multiple specialties including routine radiography, lithotripsy and most recently in the MRI modality. With a broad interest in biology and physics, he obtained a Bachelor's degree from the University of Nebraska-Medical Center in Radiation Science Technology.
Dr. Sekhon is working with me to address my spinal condition. His background and expertise could not be better; and was the initial reason I have chosen him as my neurosurgeon. He is careful to explain the best approach to my treatment. He is precise in explaining the details of my condition; and he has reviewed with me the nature of my condition through a detailed analysis of my past and current images in understandable terms.
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Kiasu Lang
Jun 10, 2020
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