The practice
Where it is, how to book an appointment and what to bring. If this is your first time seeing a neurosurgeon, the last section is the one that will help most.
Where
O'Higgins 2062, 1st floorBelgrano, C1428
Buenos Aires, Argentina
It is in Belgrano, on O'Higgins between Juramento and Echeverría. From Juramento station on subway line D it is 500 metres, about a seven-minute walk.
View the location on Google Maps →Appointments
Consultations are by appointment only. You can book by phone, by email or through the online system, whichever suits you.
Book online →The office is staffed Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 17:00.
Cover
The practice works with OSDE, SANCOR Salud and DOSUBA. With any other cover it is worth asking before booking: in several cases the consultation can still go ahead, but the terms depend on the plan.
Argentine national licence 119.938 · Provincial licence 230.030 · National Provider Registry 294.736.
What to bring
- Your imaging on a disc or a USB stick, not only the printed report. The report says what the person who wrote it saw; the images let someone look again.
- Any earlier studies, however old. Comparing today's MRI with one from three years ago sometimes changes the plan entirely.
- A list of the medication you take, with doses. Including over-the-counter drugs and supplements.
- Reports from other doctors who have already seen you for the same problem.
- Your questions, written down. It is easy to forget the one that worried you most.
- Someone with you, if you can. Two people listening retain considerably more than one.
Before you come
If what you have is an emergency — a hard blow to the head, weakness that appeared suddenly, the worst headache of your life — do not wait for an appointment: go to an emergency department. This page is for scheduled consultations.