Doctor Kaye

Lucille Colangelo Lalla 

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5 years ago

Terrible experience. He did not close up my back after the surgery. The outside was left open about 10 plus inches. He also failed to put pins/ clamps to space the verifrae. I shrunck over 2 1/2 inches in height. I was also parralized in a wheelchair for over 10 months. During the whole ordeal. Workmen's Comp sent me to get a second opinion. The Dr said I had a 35--40 % disability. Might never walk again. Also during my stay ag Danbury Hispital after surgery, my left leg was going uncontrably up tunder the sheet. The next da... read more

Heather Richey 

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6 years ago

Dr. Roger Kaye was my neurosurgeon from1975-1993 until I relocated out of state. During that time he removed 2 childhood astrocytoma's, both growing from the brain stem and several shunts in order to get the spinal fluid flowing throughout my brain ventricles again. ( my body rejected all that were in existence at the time and he eventually designed the one I currently have today)There's NEVER been a neurosurgeon who's had my complete trust since nor have I ever found one, with the knowledge he posses. I must agree with the ... read more

Charlene Patton 

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8 years ago

On July 5, 1976, my daughter was struck by a car in Westport. Suffered severe brain injury. Taken to Norwalk, CT hospital. Dr. Kaye was her doctor. He was very blunt and had not tact. After a week, I spoke to the hospital about it. I was told be several neurologists, that, indeed he was on the rude side, he was the best! Stayed with him and my daughter has excellent results. After being in a coma for 3 weeks, she came through it all, with some slight residual problems. She is now a fully function beautiful 55 year old.