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Dr. Jacob Young, MD

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1515 116th Avenue North East Suite 302
Bellevue, WA 98004
 

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Specialties
Neurosurgery
Gender
Male
Insurance Plans
Accepted
Humana, Guardian, BCBS, United Health Care, Sierra

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Education
Education information, including: Medical School attended, years since graduation, and Residency, are all available in the Detailed Report.
Years Since
Graduation
23
Five-Star Recognition
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Group Practice
Overlake Neurosurgery
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Year Joined Practice
1997*
Title
President*
Care Philosophy
Neurosurgical Consultants of Washington is committed to providing the highest quality of personal medical care for our patients. We feel patients should be able to work with an experienced physician and surgeon who will be personally available throughout one's treatment.*
What is Neurosurgery?
Neurosurgery is surgery of the nervous system. A neurological surgeon, or neurosurgeon, is a specialist who is trained in surgery of the nervous system, and can perform surgery on the brain, spinal cord, or other parts of the nervous system. This specialist is sometimes called a brain surgeon. The neurosurgeon also works with patients to diagnose, evaluate, and treat diseases or disorders of the nervous system, and aids in critical care of patients before, during and after surgery.
 

Professional Experience

Professional Affiliations/Memberships
American Association of Neurological Surgeons (1986)
Participation in Clinical Trials
Yes*
Publications
Publications
Publications 1.Young, J.N., Nashold, B.S.,Jr. and Cosman, E.R. A new insulated caudalis nucleus DREZ electrode. Technical note. J Neurosurg 70:283-284, 1989. 2.Rossitch, E., Jr., Lyerly, M.A., Ovelmen-Levitt, J., Young, J.N. and Nashold, B.S.,Jr. The deafferentation syndrome in the rat: effects of sex, age, and lesion type. Surg Neurology 37:89-93, 1991. 3.Young, J.N., Friedman, A.H., Harrelson, J., Rossitch, E., Alston, S. and Rozear, M. Hemangiopericytoma of the sciatic nerve. Case report. J Neurosurg 74:512-515, 1991. 4.Young, J., Aitken, P.G. and Somjen, G.G. Calcium, magnesium, and long-term recovery from hypoxia in hippocampal tissue slices. Brain Research 1991. 5.Ovelmen-Levitt, J., Young, J.N., Rossitch, E., Jr. and Nashold, B.S., Jr. The expression of a deafferentation syndrome in the Sprague-Dawley rat: effects of frontoparietal cortical lesions. Pain 47:203-209, 1991. 6.Rossitch, E., Jr., Young, J.N. and Nashold, B.S.,Jr. Nucleus caudalis and dorsal root entry zone lesioning for pain relief: an update. In: Neurosurgery: Update II, edited by Wilkins, R.H. and Rengachary, S.S. NY: McGraw-Hill, p. 360-365, 1991. 7.Ovelmen-Levitt, J., Young, J.N., Rossitch, E., Jr. and Nashold, B.S., Jr. The expression of a deafferentation syndrome in the Sprague- Dawley rat: effects of frontoparietal cortical lesions. Pain 47:203-209, 1991. 8.Aitken, P.G., Jing, J., Young, J. and Somjen, G.G. Ion channel involvement in hypoxia-induced spreading depression in hippocampal slices. Brain Research 541:7-11, 1991. 9.Young, J.N. and Somjen, G.G. Suppression of presynaptic calcium currents by hypoxia in hippocampal tissue slices. Brain Research 573:70-76, 1992. 10.Sampson, J., Rossitch, E., Jr., Young, J.N., Friedman, A.H. Case Report: Eosinophilic granuloma of the clivus. Neurosurgery 31:755-758, 1992. 11.Young, J.N., Oakes, W.J. and Hatten, H.P.,Jr. Dorsal third ventricular cyst: an entity distinct from holoprosencephaly. J Neurosurg 77:556-561, 1992. 12.Young, J.N., Wilkins, R.H. Partial sensory trigeminal rhizotomy in the posterior fossa for trigeminal neuralgia. J Neurosurgery 78:680, 1993. 13.Somjen, G.G., Aitken, P.G., Czeh, G., Jing, J., Young, J.N. Cellular physiology of hypoxia of the mammalian central nervous system. In: Molecular and Cellular Approaches to the Treatment of Neurological Disease, edited by Waxman, S.G. NY: Raven Press, p. 51-65, 1993. 14.Young, J.N., book review on: Brain surgery for beginners and other major operations for minors: a scalpel-free guide to your insides., accepted for publication in Journal of Neurosurger, 5/96. 15.El-Naggar, A.O., Nashold, B.S.,Jr., Rossitch, El, Jr., Young, J.N. Trigeminal Nucleus Caudalis Lesioning for Pain Relief. In: Neurosurgery, 2nd Edition, edited by Wilkins, R.H. and Rengachary, S.S. NY: McGraw-Hill, p. 4047-4054, 1996. 16.Young JN, Shaffrey CI, Laws ER Jr., Lovell LR. Lumbar disc surgery in a fixed compensation population: a model for influence of secondary gain on surgical outcome. Surgical Neurology. 48(6):552-8; discussion 558-9, Dec. 1997. 17. Piccorilli CB, Shaffrey CI, Young JN, Lovell LR. Two-portal endoscopic carpal tunnel release surgery: report of early experience. Neurosurgical Focus July 1997, Vol.3 No. 1. (link to this article!) 18. Shaffrey CI, Wiggins GC, Piccirilli CB, Young JN, Lovell LR. Modified open-door laminoplasty for treatment of neurological deficits in younger patients with congenital spinal stenosis:analysis of clinical and radiographic data. J Neurosurg (Spine 2) 90:170-177, 1999 19. Balestrino M, Young J, Aitken P. Block of (Na+,K+) ATPase with ouabain induces spreading depression-like depolarization in hippocampal slices. Brain Research 838 (1999) 37-44 Abstracts: 1.Aitken, P.G., Jing, J., Young, J., Friedman, A. and Somjen, G.G. Spreading depression in human hippocampal tissue in vitro. Third IBRO Congr. Neurosci. Abstr. 329, 1991. (Abstract) 2.Somjen, G.G., Aitk *
Awards and Honors
1981, Phi Beta Kappa*
1985, AOA Medical Honor Society*
Professional Interests
adult spinal and cranial disorders, minimally invasive spinal surgery, complex spinal reconstruction, spinal and cranial tumors, Chiari malformation
Physician Treats
Spinal stenosis, Spondolthesis, Herniated discs, Neck pain, Spinal deformity, Spine (Back Or Lumbar) Pain, Spine (Back) Diseases & Disorders, Brain cancer, Degenerative disc disease, Postlaminectomy pain, Chiari malformation, Sciatica, Congenital spine disorders, Craniospinal trauma, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (Wrist Pain), Hydrocephalus (Water On The Brain), Hyperhidrosis (Excessive Sweating), Epidural hematoma, Intracranial hematoma, Neck injuries *
Physician Performs
Brain surgery, Spinal instrumentation, Spinal surgery *
 

Scheduling

Accepting New Patients
Yes*
Provides Patients With Access to a Nurse
No*
Average time to get a new patient appointment:
15 days*
Average time for existing patient to get an appointment:
7 days*
Average wait room time:
15 minutes*
Average number of patients seen in a day:
12*
 
* Indicates physician-provided data.
 

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