The UW Medicine Neurological Surgery Summer Student Program provides “Bench to Bedside” exposure to students seeking summer lab placements to explore basic and clinical neurosciences.
Dr. Walker and leaders from the Comprehensive Stroke team at Harborview Medical Center visited the Port of Seattle Fire Department to share what happens once EMS teams drop a stroke patient off at the hospital.
Dr. Edward F. Chang will give the 2023 Goodkin Lecture entitled “How To Turn Brain Waves Into Words” on Wednesday, October 25th at 7am in the Research & Training Building Auditorium located on the Harborview campus.
Twenty years ago, Dr. Sekhar performed a series of surgeries for a clival chordoma that would give his patient a “full and interesting life”. The patient has had no recurrence to date and has been able to live life to the fullest.
“Dear Dr. Sekhar,
Hosted by Louis and Aylin Kim, The Department of Neurological Surgery held its 16th annual Hike to the Heavens on August 11th.
Matthew N. Anderson, MD (Endovascular), Robert T. Buckley, MD (Pediatric), Caroline Hadley, MD (Cerebrovascular), Joseph P. Herbert, MD (Spine), Travis C. Hill, MD, PhD (Spine), Michael Meyer, MD (Endovascular)
Matthew N. Anderson, MD
Congratulations to members of the department who were voted Top Doctors in the Puget Sound region for 2024 by Seattle Magazine. For more than two decades, “Seattle” magazine has published a list of the region’s top doctors. None paid to be included. All were nominated by their peers.
Emeritus Professor, Dr. Richard Rapport, has had several books and stories published over the past twenty years. His latest opus, Bedside Stories, features chapters influenced by his years at Harborview.
Brett Seifried's son, Archer, was born with cerebral palsy and had a hard time walking. Archer is much improved after selective dorsal rhizotomy surgery performed by Dr.
