Items Tagged ‘brain’
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The Potential of Monitoring the Brain from the Inside Out in Critically Injured
If you have ever seen someone in an intensive care unit (ICU), you have seen a lot of wires and monitors. When the patient has a brain injury there are even more. Electrodes are placed all over their head to monitor brain waves. This is called Scalp Electroencephalography (EEG) and doctors...
Posted on Feb 12, 2010 by Department Author In Blog, Cerebrovascular, Cerebrovascular Blog, Uncategorized -
Team Approach and Correct Diagnosis are Key in Treatment of Dystonia

TV news magazine Inside Edition recently aired the story of Washington Redskins Cheerleader Desiree Jennings, who reportedly came down with dystonia after a flu shot. Some controversy has developed over whether she in fact has a true case of dystonia. (see Fox News interview)
Posted on Dec 10, 2009 by Neurosurgery Webmaster In Blog, Movement Disorders Blog -
The Brain Tumor Center
Posted on Nov 24, 2009 by Neurosurgery Webmaster In Brain Tumor Video, Video -
Feldstein Shares Expertise at Congress of Neurosurgeons
Dr. Neil Feldstein went to New Orleans last week to share his expertise in two sessions on Chiari I malformations at the annual Congress of Neurological Surgeons meeting. The Chiari I malformation is a congenital disorder in which the lower part of the brain is displaced into the cervical spinal...
Posted on Nov 15, 2009 by Brigitte Matsuoka In News, Pediatric Neurosurgery News -
Solomon's Brain Aneurysm Primer Video
We've posted a video of Dr. Solomon, Chair of the Department of Neurological Surgery, discussing risk factors and treatment for brain aneurysm on Youtube.
Posted on Oct 26, 2009 by Brigitte Matsuoka In Blog, Cerebrovascular Featured, Endovascular Featured -
Bartoli Brain Tumor Laboratory
Dr. Jeffrey Bruce, Director of the Bartoli Brain Tumor Research Laboratory, focuses his efforts on three principal areas of brain tumor research: mechanisms of tumorigenesis, novel therapeutic approaches to glial-derived neoplasms, and the immune response to brain tumors. Studies are conducted in...
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Brain Aneurysm - Risk Factors and Treatment - Dr. Robert Solomon
Dr. Robert Solomon, the Chairman and Director of Service in the Department of Neurosurgery at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center, discusses risk factors for inter-cranial aneurysms (brain aneurysms); the chances that a detected aneurysm might rupture; and the methods of treatment.
Posted on Oct 21, 2009 by Neurosurgery Webmaster In Cerebrovascular Video -
Concussion
The brain floats within the skull, surrounded by cerebrospinal fluid, which cushions it from the light bounces of everyday movement and the fluid may not be able to absorb the force of a sudden hard blow or a quick stop. A violent jar or shock to the head can cause a concussion, a type of...
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Brain Tumors
What is a brain tumor? A brain tumor is an abnormal growth of tissue in the brain. The tumor can either originate in the brain itself, or come from another part of the body and travel to the brain (metastasize). Brain tumors may be classified as either benign (non-cancerous) or malignant...
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Jonathan H. Lustgarten, M.D.
Dr. Lustgarten founded and directs the Central New Jersey practice based in West Long Branch and at Monmouth Medical Center, Riverview Medical Center, and Jersey Shore University Medical Center. His interests include brain and pituitary tumors, image-guided surgery, spinal and disc surgery including...