Neurosurgery
Albany Med has some of the most advanced neurosurgical capabilities in the Capital Region and beyond, with the addition of four clinic locations.
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Neurosurgery
The Neurosciences Institute is leading the way in diagnostic and surgical treatments for central and peripheral nervous system diseases in adults and children. Beyond the traditional neurosurgical procedures, we have made a significant commitment to an interdisciplinary treatment approach by working in collaboration with specialists in neurology.
Our team of top neurosurgeons and clinicians have subspecialties in the following areas:
- Brain Tumors
- Cerebrovascular Surgery
- Endovascular Surgery
- Epilepsy Surgery
- Pediatric Neurosurgery
- Radiosurgery
- Skull Base Surgery
- Spine Surgery
In order to make our services more accessible and convenient, we are now seeing patients at clinics in Glens Falls, Greenwich, Wilton, and Ticonderoga, and operating at Glens Falls Hospital. Learn More
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Collaboration is key at Albany Med. In this video, the chairs of the Neurology and Neurosurgery Departments, Dr. Michael Gruenthal and Dr. Alan Boulos, discuss the unique approach to neurological and surgical care at Albany Med. | |
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| Dr. Tyler Kenning discusses the skull base neurosurgery program at Albany Med, specifically focusing on its region-exclusive techniques in minimally invasive neurosurgery. |
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Meet Dan Because it was unknown what time his stroke occurred, Dan Nugent was an ideal candidate for the latest device to treat stroke patients, available locally only at Albany Med. View the Video |
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Meet Leonard A car accident left Leonard Laub with fractured vertebrae and threatened his spinal cord, but thanks to minimally invasive surgical techniques used at Albany Med, he was home the next day. Read more. |
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Meet Robert When Robert McNiven began having difficulty staying organized and came home exhausted each night, his family suspected a thyroid issue or depression. He was diagnosed with a brain tumor, and fortunately the skill required to remove it was nearby at Albany Med—keeping him close to his family. Read More |
