Neurology & Neurosurgery

Research and innovation from neurology and neurosurgery specialists at Vanderbilt Health

Latest in Neurology & Neurosurgery

Ventriculostomy After Fetal Repair Enhances Care for Severe Spina Bifida

In treating hydrocephalus following fetal repair of myelomeningocele, endoscopic third ventriculostomy may be recommended.
Mitochondrial DNA in a ring accurately predicting gene function

Mitochondrial Transport Tracked by Innovative GeneMAP

Researchers design GeneMAP en route to defining biological function of “orphan” protein.
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Mental Health Affects Appearance Perception Following Palsy

People with mental illness who experience non-flaccid facial paralysis exhibit a more negative response.

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90 Minutes to Tremor Relief with Focused Ultrasound

Improved visualization for higher accuracy is among the suite of advantages for patients seeking noninvasive treatment of tremor.

Targeted Approach for Atypical Parkinsonism 

Parkinsonism-plus syndromes progress rapidly, requiring complex diagnosis and care.

Caring for Patients with Rare Dementia

Vanderbilt operates a specialized clinic for frontotemporal lobe dementia, providing treatment and a coveted chance to participate in research trials.

Intervention Reduces Malpractice Claims and Payouts

An intervention model aims to identify and reduce malpractice risk for large, single-specialty practices.
A clinician administering transcranial magnetic stimulation

Can Brain Stimulation Reduce Addiction Among Intractable Smokers?

TMS offers hope for patients with schizophrenia who want to quit smoking.
A young woman watches a baby sleeping on her back in a crib

Sleeping Styles for Babies Vary, Despite Parent Knowledge

Parents surveyed know AAP recommendations, but many still don’t comply.