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.
Fun was had by all at the 4th Annual Department of Neurological Surgery Ski Day organized by resident Guil Barros.
Congratulations to Dr. Jeff Ojemann who concluded his tenure as President of the American Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons (ASPN) with a great talk at last week’s annual meeting which was held in Puerto Rico. Dr.
Proprio’s Paradigm system captures high-definition images of the operating field from above and fuses them with images of pre-operative three-dimensional scans. The system relies on advances in light field imaging, computer vision, machine learning, robotics and augmented reality.
Dr. Samuel Browd, Professor of Neurological Surgery, and Director of the UW Sports Institute co-authored an article advocating for quality athletic training services and well-trained team physicians at high schools to protect student athletes.
Congratulations to Neethi Belur who has been awarded a prestigious Mary Gates Research Scholarship in the amount of $5,000 for her work in the SANS lab using computational fluid dynamics under the mentorship of Mike Levitt and Patrick Fillingham. Mary Gates Research Scholarships are competitive
