
Epilepsy exacts a horrible burden on quality of life. Thankfully there continues to be a steady stream of innovative treatments (both medically and surgically) to fight this disease. My role as an epilepsy surgeon is: a) to provide patients with safe access to the complete armamentarium of available surgical procedures; and b) to communicate an honest assessment about the risks and benefits of the available options. I see myself as a partner with both the patient and their epileptologist in reducing (ideally eliminating) the burden of this awful disease.
Epilepsy exacts a horrible burden on quality of life. Thankfully there continues to be a steady stream of innovative treatments (both medically and surgically) to fight this disease. My role as an…
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Oregon Health Sciences University School of Medicine - Portland - Doctor of Medicine - (1995)
University of Vermont - Burlington - Residency in Neurological Surgery - (1996-2001)
Beth Israel Medical Center-Hyman-Newman Institute for Neurology & Neurosurgery - New York - NY - Fellowship in Pediatric Neurosurgery - (2003-2004)