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Dr. Jarod Roland Completes 100th SDR Procedure

Dr. Jarod Roland Completes 100th SDR Procedure

A milestone for the T.S. Park Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy Program at St. Louis Children’s Hospital We recently celebrated a major milestone for Jarod L. Roland, MD, Director of The T.S. Park Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy (SDR) Program at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, as he completed his 100th SDR procedure. The T.S. Park Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy Program, […]
Global Neurosurgery Efforts Advance Through East Africa Collaboration

Global Neurosurgery Efforts Advance Through East Africa Collaboration

Through international collaboration, education, and training efforts, WashU Neurosurgery continues to support the advancement of neurosurgical care worldwide We are proud to highlight the global neurosurgery work of our own Dr. Magalie Cadieux, who recently participated in initiatives across East Africa focused on collaboration, education, and expanding access to neurosurgical care. During her visit to […]
Advancing Glioblastoma Research During Brain Tumor Awareness Month

Advancing Glioblastoma Research During Brain Tumor Awareness Month

The Taylor Family Department of Neurosurgery at WashU Medicine is recognizing Brain Tumor Awareness Month by highlighting a new publication in Neuro-Oncology focused on future directions in glioblastoma research. Titled “Recent progress and future directions to advance glioblastoma research: a consensus perspective from the 2024 Christopher Davidson Forum,” examines key advances, ongoing challenges, and future […]