Category: Latest News
SRS News: “Pats on the Back”
Posted on June 23, 2015
Lawrence G. Lenke, MD; K. Daniel Riew, MD and Ronald A. Lehman, Jr., MD Congratulations to Drs. Lenke, Riew and Lehman, who will be joining New York-Presbyterian Hospital, effective July 1, to establish a comprehensive spine hospital at New York-Presbyterian/Allen and ... Read More
Three World-Class Spinal Surgeons Join NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia Orthopedics
Posted on May 06, 2015
Excerpt from: NYOH – Columbia Orthopedics Alumni Newsletter - SPRING 2015 Three leading spinal surgeons are joining NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, and Columbia Orthopedics effective July 1. Drs. Larry Lenke, Daniel Riew, and Ronald Lehman will establish a comprehensive spine hospital at NewYork-Presbyterian/Allen ... Read More
World-Class Spine Surgeons to Establish Program at The Allen
Posted on May 04, 2015
Excerpt from: columbia.edu From left, Ronald Lehman, MD, Daniel Riew, MD, and Larry Lenke, MD, come to ColumbiaDoctors from Barnes-Jewish Hospital/Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. Three leading spine surgeons will join NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center in July, establishing a ... Read More
Washington U. loses three spinal surgeons to New York-Presbyterian
Posted on March 30, 2015
Excerpt from: stltoday.com, By Samantha Liss: Three renowned Washington University surgeons have been recruited away to run a spine hospital for New York-Presbyterian Hospital. The departing surgeons are Drs. Lawrence Lenke, Daniel Riew and Ronald Lehman, Jr. The move, effective July 1, was ... Read More
Drs. Larry Lenke, Daniel Riew, Ronald Lehman leaving St. Louis for NYC — 5 things to know
Posted on March 30, 2015
Excerpt from: beckersspine.com, Written by Laura Dyrda: Three renowned spine surgeons are joining New York-Presbyterian Hospital this summer to establish a comprehensive spine hospital. The surgeons are leaders in scoliosis surgery, minimally invasive surgery and cervical spine surgery. Larry Lenke, MD, Daniel ... Read More
