At a recent Grand Rounds, here at Columbia, Dr. Steven Isaacson from the Gamma Knife Center spoke about one of the deadliest kinds of brain tumors, glioblastoma multiforme (GBM). His talk, GBM:A Story of Frustration and Hope, outlined the latest in treatment strategies including issues such...

Neurosurgery Resident Dr. Marc Otten gave a talk on Task-Free Functional MRI to Study Connectivity in Patients with Brain Tumors at Grand Rounds...

Dr. Philip Meyers from the Cerebrovascular Center and Endovascular Center re-visited the question, 'Aneurysm: To Clip or Coil?' yesterday as a Grand Rounds co-presenter here at Columbia. This continues to be a great topic for discussion in neurosurgery today. Read more on the subject in our...

Dr. Michael Kaiser from the Spine Center gave a lecture on the Cervical spine at Neurology Grand Rounds.  His talk was entitled, Cervical Spondylotic Myelopathy: Natural History, Surgical Indications, and Treatment Options.  

Earlier this month, Dr. Jeffrey Bruce from the Brain Tumor Center was invited by Cornell's Department of Neurology to speak at Grand Rounds.  His lecture, Convection Enhanced Delivery of Topotecan for Malignant Gliomas: Bench to Bedside, was received with wide interest.

Dr. Christopher Winfree from the Pain Center and Peripheral Nerve Center was a recent visiting professor at Mt. Sinai Hospital where he gave a lecture during their Rehab Grand Rounds. His talk was on Advances in Neurostimulation Techniques.

Dr. Richard Anderson from the Pediatric Neurosurgery Center recently gave a Grand Rounds presentation here at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital on return to sports for children with concussions and Chiari I malformations.

Dr. Richard Anderson from the Pediatric Neurosurgery Center recently presented at Metropolitan Hospital's Grand Rounds. His talk, Lumps & Bumps, Spots & Dimples, and Hairy Patches
 (Pediatric Occult Spinal Dysraphism), was given with great interest to their Department of...

Dr. Christopher Winfree from the Peripheral Nerve Center gave a lecture this month at Roosevelt Hospital's Grand Rounds. In his talk, Surgical Management of Peripheral Nerve Disorders, he spoke specifically about nerve entrapments, injuries, tumors, and pain.