Dr. Robert Huler, MD works in Indianapolis, IN as
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My husband had a cyst growing inside of his spinal column causing severe pain and a dropped foot. Due to my husband's weight, regular MRI machines were not giving a clear enough picture. Dr. Huler finally found an enclosed MRI machine made for heavier patients. He said he wanted to know exactly what he was dealing with and what he needed to do before operating. The surgery was a success and motivated my husband to lose weight. Later I had a compressed nerve root in my neck. Based on where the pain was in my arm and hand, Dr. Huler knew which vertebrae was involved before looking at the MRI. He operated, and since he went in from the back, did not have to fuse my vertebrae. I had immediate relief from the pain and have had no further problems. My husband and I highly recommend Dr. Huler and will definitely use him for any future spinal problems.
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Dr. Huler's office is located at 8450 Northwest Blvd Indianapolis, IN 46278.
Dr. Huler frequently sees patients for
Dr. Huler has a star rating of 2.9/5 and has been reviewed 61 times.
Dr. Huler is board certified in
Dr. Huler has been practicing as an Orthopedic Spine Surgery Specialist for 35 years.
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