Marc J. Levine, MD
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Orthopedic and Spine Institute

Marc J. Levine, MD
1 Hamilton Health Place, Suite 101
Hamilton, NJ 08690
Phone: 609-917-7720

 

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Located at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, Hamilton, RWJBarnabas Health facility excels in treating the unique challenges of the aging spine. Marc J. Levine, MD, “Director of the Orthopedic and Spine Institute at RWJUH Hamilton, Clinical Assistant Professor at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, Department...

Experiencing back pain is a common issue, typically alleviated within six weeks using various treatments like modifying activities, resting, medication, and physiotherapy, according to Marc J. Levine, MD, RWJBarnabas Health Medical Group, Director of The Orthopedic and Spine Institute at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital...

During Princeton University's football game last Friday, Dr. Marc J. Levine had the privilege of being presented with the game ball. Present at the ceremony were John Mack, the Athletic Director, Dr. Levine’s wife, Robin, the Tigers cheerleaders, and the Tigers Women's Basketball players. This recognition...

ACDF Is a common spine surgery that has a long and studied record of positive outcomes. Performed from the front or anterior of the neck, ACDF aims to reduce neck pain by removing damaged discs and replacing them with fixation devices that help with the...

MASTLIF is a surgical technique that attempts to eliminate instability in the back and pain in the lower back and lower extremities. The procedure aims to decompress nerve roots and fuse one or two vertebrae together to reduce their motion through the replacement of the...

Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion or ALIF is a procedure used to treat conditions such as advanced disc degeneration that results in mild spine Instability, or spine deformities such as curvature. The Four steps procedure aims to stabilize up to two vertebral bodies and stimulate them...

Minimally invasive surgery is a conglomerate of surgical methods that help perform procedures and reach the intended result with minimal damage to tissues and muscle structure. These medical interventions have been used to great effect in neck and back treatment, or more precisely to treat spine...

Albert, T.J., Levine, M.J., Cotler, J.M., Balderston, R.A.: Concomitant Noncontiguous Thoracolumbar and Sacral Fractures. Spine, 18(10):1285-1291, 1993. Seventeen patients were identified with concomitant thoracolumbar and sacral fractures representing 26% of sacral fractures and 7.7% of pelvic fractures....