Comprehensive Care Neurosurgical specialists collaborate with neurologists during initial patient evaluation and diagnosis Multidisciplinary teams of specialists including neurosurgeons, neurologists, and neuro-interventional surgeons provide continual evaluation of treatment plan as case progresses Comprehensive treatment plans include open surgery, minimally invasive surgery and endoscopic procedures Research through the MUSC Department of Neurosciences — the nation’s fifth largest in terms of NIH funding Teams researchers with clinicians to quickly apply discoveries to patient care Departments of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Physiology/ Neuroscience function as one to deliver the latest research-driven care to patients
Areas of Expertise Stroke and Comprehensive Cerebrovascular Program Ischemic and hemorrhagic Atherosclerosis acute stroke (carotid, vertebral,
Brain aneurysms intracranial)
Arterovenous malformation Carotid-cavernous (AVM) fistula
Spinal vascular Dural arteriovenous malformation (AVM, fistula AVDF) Spinal compression
Intracranial stenosis fractures
Vascular tumors Vein of Galen malformation
Comprehensive Spine Program Degenerative disease Tumors
Traumatic injury Complex spine reconstruction
Neuro-oncology Multi-modality treatment Chemotherapy for cancers and benign including experi- tumors of the brain and mental trials nervous system Radiation oncology
Complex skull based including sterotactic operations radiosurgery
Minimally invasive pituitary surgery
Comprehensive Epilepsy Program Evaluation of complex cases Consult support for to determine surgical primary care options or trial medications physicians therapies Ongoing care
|  | Steven S. Glazier, M.D., FACS Chief, Division of Neurosurgery Director, Pediatric Neurosurgery Surgical Director, MUSC Comprehensive Epilepsy Program |