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Dr. Sisti Publishes Paper (his 100th!) on Treating Acoustic Neuromas with Radiosurgery

Dr. Sisti Publishes Paper (his 100th!) on Treating Acoustic Neuromas with Radiosurgery

by emergent | May 25, 2020 | Uncategorized

Dr. Michael B. Sisti, Co-Director of the Center for Radiosurgery, has had a new paper accepted for publication in the journal Neurosurgical Review. In the paper, Dr. Sisti and colleagues present research to help doctors and patients make decisions about the...
Columbia, No. 1 in the Region for 18 Years Straight

Columbia, No. 1 in the Region for 18 Years Straight

by emergent | Nov 20, 2018 | News, Uncategorized

Think back to the year 2000. We were fresh out of the ’90s, living at the turn of the century. On Friday nights in those days, we rented movies at brick-and-mortar stores. The internet was still new. Cell phones were clunky. And we carried maps in our cars. A lot has...
SUN Conference Touches the Brain—and Heart

SUN Conference Touches the Brain—and Heart

by emergent | Jun 27, 2018 | Dr. Sisti, Uncategorized

Each year, a group of our neurosurgeons leaves New York for a few days to attend The Society of University Neurosurgeons (SUN) conference, where they collaborate with and learn from neurosurgeons from all over the world. SUN comprises more than 100 neurosurgeons from...
Neurofibromatosis – What and How, a Columbia University Medical Center Neurosurgeon’s Take

Neurofibromatosis – What and How, a Columbia University Medical Center Neurosurgeon’s Take

by emergent | May 17, 2018 | Dr. Sisti, Uncategorized

  One in 3,000 individuals is affected by neurofibromatosis, a genetic disorder that causes the growth of benign tumors in nerve tissue throughout the body. Most often, it is children who are diagnosed with neurofibromatosis and who will deal with the growth of tumors...
Gamma Knife Center Offers Frameless Radiosurgery After a $2 Million Upgrade

Gamma Knife Center Offers Frameless Radiosurgery After a $2 Million Upgrade

by emergent | Jul 17, 2017 | Arteriovenous Malformations, Epilepsy, Gamma Knife News, News, Trigeminal Neuralgia, Uncategorized

Last year we brought you the news that the Gamma Knife team at Columbia University Medical Center/NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital treated their 4,500th patient. Now we’re excited to announce that the Center just got a $2 million upgrade to a Leksell Gamma Knife...
Columbia Neurosurgeons Play Ball for Charity

Columbia Neurosurgeons Play Ball for Charity

by emergent | Jun 28, 2017 | General Neurosurgery, Neurosurgeons, News, Uncategorized

Our Columbia neurosurgeons are dedicated to excellence in the advancement of neurosurgery, both in their practices and on the ball field. Ball field? A team from Columbia’s neurosurgery department took their skills to the softball field on June 3 for the 14th Annual...
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