UVA researchers have turned to genetics to learn more about the biology of ischemic stroke.
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UVA is one of the few centers offering endovascular venous stent placement to treat pseudotumor cerebri, a condition common among EDS patients.
Learn more about Dr. Mahaney, who will be working alongside John Jane, Jr., MD, to treat epilepsy, tumors, spinal conditions, congenital abnormalities and more.
Find out how McMahon’s thorough approach to patient care continues to be informed by his Naval training and learn what techniques he's using to treat chronic migraines and other forms of headache.
Learn what steps UVA BISC Institute is taking to ensure earlier diagnosis of brain injuries, a more tailored approach to treatment and better strategies for prevention.
UVA’s F.E. Dreifuss Comprehensive Epilepsy Program has been recertified as a Level 4 epilepsy center.
UVA received the 2015 Get With The Guidelines® Stroke Gold-Plus Achievement Award and made the Target: Stroke Honor Roll Elite.
Based on results from three recent studies, endovascular thrombectomy is becoming the standard of care for select ischemic stroke patients with large-vessel occlusion. Find out how UVA is responding to these new recommendations.
Neurologist Andrew Southerland, MD, is spearheading a study to test the feasibility of mobile neurological assessments during ambulance transport for stroke victims.
UVA’s reputation for excellent spinal care is sustained by the recruitment of leading practitioners in the fields of neurosurgery and orthopaedics.