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Dr. Rodney Radtke
(1 review)
Gender: Male
Specialty: Neurology
Location: Durham, NC
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Dr. Radtke works with Duke Health. One of Dr. Radtke's speciality..., Nov 29, 2009 Dr. Radtke works with Duke Health. One of Dr. Radtke's speciality fields is epilepsy. While he works at a teaching facility he personally sees all his patients. Even though he is books for months in advance, when you are with him as a patient he puts his complete focus on you. The wonderful thing about him is, not only is he concerned about treating the epilepsy but all of you. He isn't just concerned about how many seizures you have had but how you are dealing with things emotionally and physically. He truly cares for his patients and has compassion for them. I would recommend Dr. Radtke to anyone who suffers with epilepsy and feels that they need a doctor whose goal for all patients is no seizures, no side effects.
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