Events
Together we do moreThe 52st annual Partners in Giving campaign runs from Oct 7-Dec. 3. This year’s campaign theme is “Together We Do More.” State, UW and UW Health employees in Dane County joined together to raise money in support of more than 500 charities making a difference in the lives of those who need it most, locally and globally.
How to Give:
Lily's Fund Grant 2 - Congratulations to Dr Raheel Ahmed
Mapping the Neural Network in Children with Epilepsy
Dr. Raheel Ahmed's research plans to combine advanced neuroimaging and clinical data collected from multiple major epilepsy centers. His goal is to analyze and identify neural network changes associated with epilepsy in children that will translate into better care for children and adults. Read more scan the QR code below.
Partners in Giving
Support charities of your choice through the Partners in Giving campaign October 7 – December 3.
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The UW Resident Experience
Watch these videos to get a glimpse of what it is like to be a UW Neurological Surgery resident!
Residency Program
Grand Rounds
Neurosurgery Update
Message from the Chairman
Welcome to the website for the University of Wisconsin Department of Neurological Surgery. In this website you will learn about our department, which is dedicated to providing the very best clinical neurosurgical care for the many disorders of the brain, spinal cord and peripheral nervous system, as well as the blood vessels which support them. You will learn about our work on disorders such as:
- brain tumors
- stroke
- brain hemorrhages from aneurysms (congenital or acquired abnormalities)
- spinal cord injuries or degenerations of the spinal and peripheral nerve disorders
- pediatric and congenital disorders of the central and peripheral nervous systems
- degenerative disorders of the brain and spine
Mission Statement
The Department of Neurological Surgery at the University of Wisconsin provides outstanding care and treatment for patients with brain, spine, and peripheral nerve diseases, disorders, and injuries; advances neuroscience knowledge through basic and clinical research; and trains students, residents, and fellows.
