Unruptured aneurysms, ruptured aneurysms (SAH), complex/giant aneurysms, recurrent aneurysms after prior treatment, second opinions on treatment strategy
New diagnoses, ruptured AVMs, post-radiosurgery follow-up, multimodal treatment planning
Pulsatile tinnitus workup, newly diagnosed dAVFs, high-grade fistulas with cortical venous reflux
New diagnoses, TIA/stroke in setting of Moyamoya, revascularization planning, pediatric Moyamoya
Symptomatic carotid stenosis, asymptomatic high-grade stenosis, TCAR candidacy evaluation, failed prior treatment
Venous sinus stenosis, IIH/pseudotumor cerebri, venous sinus diverticula, cerebral venous thrombosis
Venous sinus stenosis, IIH/pseudotumor cerebri, venous sinus diverticula, cerebral venous thrombosis
Undifferentiated pulsatile tinnitus requiring neurovascular workup — we welcome referrals from ENT, audiology, neurology, and primary care
Symptomatic cavernomas, brainstem cavernomas, multiple cavernomas/familial evaluation
Skull base pathology, brain tumors, hydrocephalus, Chiari malformation, trigeminal neuralgia
Large vessel occlusion requiring thrombectomy, post-stroke neurovascular evaluation
Phone: 484-641-2582 |
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Email: dr.choudhri@doctoroc.com |
Online: doctoroc.com/book-a-visit (select ‘Physician Referral’) |
For URGENT or EMERGENT referrals, call 484-641-2582 directly |
Please include: relevant imaging (MRI, CTA, MRA on CD or via secure link), clinical notes, and any prior treatment records. |
For pulsatile tinnitus referrals: include audiogram if available. |
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Non-urgent new patient consultations: typically scheduled within 1-2 weeks |
Urgent consultations: same-week scheduling available |
Virtual/telemedicine consultations available for out-of-state patients or preliminary evaluation |
Post-visit summary sent to referring physician within 48 hours |
Dr. Choudhri holds active medical licenses in 10 states (Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, California, Texas, Florida, Illinois, Virginia, Montana, and Interstate Medical Licensure Compact) and welcomes referrals from across the country. Initial consultations for out-of-state patients can often be conducted via telemedicine, with travel coordination for any necessary procedures.
For patients with pulsatile tinnitus, undifferentiated neurovascular symptoms, or rare conditions like Moyamoya disease who have not found answers locally, a telemedicine consultation is often the best first step.
