Veterinary Neurology & Imaging of the Chesapeake
Veterinary Neurology & Imaging of the Chesapeake is a neurology practice in Cockeysville, MD, staffed by 2 DACVIM-credentialed specialists. Procedures include Neurosurgery, Electrodiagnostic Testing, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, and Sudden Paralysis Care.
About
Veterinary Neurology & Imaging of the Chesapeake is a specialty referral hospital offering advanced neurological care. Services include neurological evaluations, neurosurgery, and post-operative care, supported by advanced imaging such as MRI scans with continuous veterinary supervised anesthesia. The clinic also provides hyperbaric oxygen therapy, BAER testing, electrodiagnostic testing, and care for sudden paralysis.
The hospital is equipped for neurological emergencies 24/7 and 365 days a year, with an on-call doctor available after initial assessment by a local emergency vet. Their veterinarians have over eight decades of combined experience, supported by a team of technicians and administrative staff, serving patients in the Hunt Valley, MD area.
Surgical team
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Dr. Jay McDonnell
DACVIM (Neurology)
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Dr. Julianna C. Mannix
DACVIM (Neurology)
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Dr. Larry Gainsburg
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Dr. Elana Rybak
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Abby
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Anna
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Beth
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Emily
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Karen
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Katelyn
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Lexy
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Rylie
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Madyson
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Nicolle
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Shay
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Trinity
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Nicole
RVT
Procedures
- Neurosurgery
- Electrodiagnostic Testing
- Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
- Sudden Paralysis Care
- BAER Testing
- Caudal Fossa Craniectomy
- Vertebral Fracture Stabilization
- Spinal Stabilization for Trauma
- Cervical Hemilaminectomy
- Skull Fracture Repair
- Atlanto-Axial Luxation Surgery
- Lumbosacral Stabilization
- Head Trauma Decompression
- Advanced Imaging
- Dorsal Lumbosacral Decompression
- Foramen Magnum Decompression
- Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt Placement
- Rostral Tentorial Cranectomy
- MRI Scans
- Dorsal Laminectomy
- Hemilaminectomy
- Ventral Slot Surgery
- Transfrontal Craniectomy
Equipment
- neurosurgery suite
Photos
Photos via Google · Marteena McMillen, Sue Baker, Donna M., Krista Hankins, Emily
Frequently asked questions
- What types of neurological emergencies does Veterinary Neurology & Imaging of the Chesapeake handle?
- Veterinary Neurology & Imaging of the Chesapeake is on-call for neurological emergencies 24/7 and 365 days a year. Pet owners are advised to connect with their local emergency vet first, who will assess if the emergency is neurological and then contact the on-call doctor.
- What advanced imaging services are available at VNIoC?
- VNIoC offers advanced imaging services, including MRI scans. These scans are performed with continuous veterinary supervised anesthesia to ensure the patient's safety and comfort. The clinic is committed to delivering current imaging techniques for optimal neurological care.
- Who are the board-certified neurologists at Veterinary Neurology & Imaging of the Chesapeake?
- The board-certified neurologists at Veterinary Neurology & Imaging of the Chesapeake include Dr. Jay McDonnell DACVIM (Neurology) and Dr. Julianna C. Mannix DACVIM (Neurology). Dr. Larry Gainsburg also specializes in Neurology & Neurosurgery.
- What specific neurosurgical procedures does VNIoC perform for spinal problems?
- VNIoC performs various neurosurgeries for spinal problems, including Hemilaminectomy for intervertebral disc disease, Dorsal Laminectomy for spinal cord tumors, and Dorsal Lumbosacral Decompression for disk protrusion. They also offer Lumbosacral Stabilization and Vertebral Fracture Stabilization.
- Does VNIoC provide dedicated anesthesia care for procedures?
- Yes, VNIoC has a dedicated veterinary anesthesia team, with Dr. Elana Rybak specializing in Imaging & Anesthesia. An experienced veterinarian is specifically dedicated to managing anesthesia during procedures, performing pre-operative assessments, administering and monitoring anesthesia, and supervising post-operative recovery.