Brain and Spine Tumor Program

Dedicated to preserving brain function and ability

While most brain tumors are difficult to cure, top physician teams are able to extend life without detracting from the patient's quality of life. The physicians of the Brain and Spine Tumor Program at Froedtert & The Medical College of Wisconsin specialize in treating tumors in complex areas of the brain, spine and spinal cord. We offer patients the best chance of achieving a cure while preserving neurological function and physical ability.

To make an appointment or for more information, call 866-680-0505 or use our online form.

Treating Challenging Tumors

Physicians in the Brain and Spine Tumor Program specialize in surgical and diagnostic techniques for operating on brain and spine tumors in or near critical areas of the nervous system. We are also leaders in treating difficult spinal cord tumors. Patients have access to the full range of advanced treatment options, clinical trials and support services.

The Hub Model

The Clinical Cancer Center's hub model builds the entire care experience around patients. Dedicated program coordinators answer questions, address concerns, coordinate treatment and help you along in your journey.

The Brain and Spine Tumor Program is one of 13 disease-specific programs at the Clinical Cancer Center.

Complete Team of Experts

Our team includes physicians skilled in every aspect of brain, spine and spinal cord tumor diagnosis and treatment. They have advanced fellowship training and extensive experience in caring for patients with these complex cancers.

Where to Go

Patients in the Brain and Spine Tumor Program see all their team physicians and nurses in the "Hope" quadrant of the Clinical Cancer Center.

Research Leadership and Advanced Options

The Brain and Spine Tumor Program is a national leader in the development of new techniques for diagnosing and treating brain, spine, and spinal cord tumors. Patients from southeastern Wisconsin and beyond turn to us for the most advanced care and treatment technology. Learn more.

Last Review Date: Oct. 20, 2008

Online Editor(s): Richard Petre