University of Kentucky Department of Neurosurgery

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New Hospital - 2011

UK Neurosurgery Faculty:
Justin F. Fraser, M.D., Sung Young Eum, Ph.D, David Yurek, Ph.D, Phillip Tibbs, MD, Thomas Pittman, MD, Greg Wheeler, MD, Karin Swartz, MD, Michal Toborek, Ph.D.
Byron Young, MD, and Bin Tao Pan, Ph.D.

UK's Department of Neurosurgery is focused on teaching residents, delivering highly specialized clinical care and developing cutting-edge research that changes the way patients are treated. Neurosurgery specializes in disorders of the spine, stereotactic surgery and radiosurgery, brain and spinal cord tumors, neurological complications of cancer, neuro-oncology and intractable epilepsy.

UK is the seventh in the nation and the only hospital in Kentucky to add Gamma Knife Radiosurgery, which is a revolutionary method of brain surgery that allows our specialists to operate on the brain without cutting the skin.

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NEUROSURGERY Home Clinical Services Gamma Knife Radiosurgery Kentucky Neuroscience Institute FACULTY Cinical Faculty Research Faculty Joint Appointments RESIDENCY Letter from Chair Residency Program Overview Current Residents Salary and Benefits How to Apply About Lexington KY Where to Stay (PDF) RESEARCH Federal Awards and Grants ADMINISTRATION Contact Us FACILITIES New Hospital - 2011	UK Neurosurgery Faculty: Justin F. Fraser, M.D., Sung Young Eum, Ph.D, David Yurek, Ph.D, Phillip Tibbs, MD, Thomas Pittman, MD, Greg Wheeler, MD, Karin Swartz, MD, Michal Toborek, Ph.D. Byron Young, MD, and Bin Tao Pan, Ph.D. UK's Department of Neurosurgery is focused on teaching residents, delivering highly specialized clinical care and developing cutting-edge research that changes the way patients are treated. Neurosurgery specializes in disorders of the spine, stereotactic surgery and radiosurgery, brain and spinal cord tumors, neurological complications of cancer, neuro-oncology and intractable epilepsy. UK is the seventh in the nation and the only hospital in Kentucky to add Gamma Knife Radiosurgery, which is a revolutionary method of brain surgery that allows our specialists to operate on the brain without cutting the skin. Some of the pages on this Web site require Adobe Reader to view.
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