4th Aspen Symposium on Brain Tumor Immuno- and
Stem Cell Therapy
August 9-12, 2009
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The Department of Neurosurgery here at the University of Colorado, continues the tradition of excellence outlined in our Mission Statement:
- Define excellence in patient care
- Explore and develop treatments for neurological diseases with both clinical and basic science research
- Commitment to the education of residents and students as well as the continuing medical education for practicing neurosurgeons
- Community service
We specialize in providing options and answers for simple to complex neurosurgical problems utilizing the experience of our faculty as well as the collaborations in our multi-disciplinary programs while utilizing state-of-the-art equipment. Some of the conditions that we treat include brain tumors, aneurysms, herniated discs and the surgical treatment of Parkinson’s and epilepsy with deep brain stimulation. Located under “System of Care” is a complete listing of diseases that we treat.
If you are a patient looking for information, explore our faculty pages to find out more about the doctors in our practice. Click here to learn how to make an appointment with one of our physicians. .
For physicians wanting more information for your patients, please check the faculty pages as well as our research page.
In addition to being well known for our clinical excellence, our teaching program’s reputation continues to excel. We have grown to graduating two residents per year. The residents in our program participate in a diverse program at four affiliate hospitals, each of which offers unique learning opportunities.
CU Neurosurgery faculty’s clinical knowledge and vast resources ensure that the best and latest treatment options are always available. Our collaborative team approach draws on the expertise of all of the University’s resources to determine the right care options and answers for each patient’s specific needs.
What's New at CU Neurosurgery |
Congratulations to Dr. Lillehei
Awarded:
Best Presentation by Faculty
at the
Rocky Mountain Neurosurgical Society
Annual Meeting
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Neurosurgery Faculty Garner Awards
Three Neurosurgery faculty members and next year's
Neurosurgery PGY I resident all received awards at the
2009 School of Medicine Graduation
Click here for more information
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FOX NEWS
Dr. Lillehei's 1,000th patient
treated for pituitary tumor
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