Research that helps physicians effectively treat a wide variety of neurosurgical disorders – ranging from brain tumors to spinal deformity to severe facial pain – was a focus of Mayfield Brain &
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Technology, innovation help surgeons – and patients – in the operating room
Mayfield Brain & Spine carries a long history of innovation to serve patients, a spirit that continues today by adapting technology to customize care to each individual case. Current examples include: Overall,
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New study balances risks, rewards for brain aneurysm patients
For patients with unruptured brain aneurysms, new research led by neurosurgeon Dr. Andrew Ringer can help physicians better balance the risks of clotting vs. bleeding from taking blood thinners after aneurysm repair.
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Developing a personalized treatment approach for trigeminal neuralgia
New study led by Mayfield neurosurgeon outlines a pathway to pain relief and reduced medication use Gamma Knife radiosurgery is a non-invasive outpatient treatment that provides long-term pain relief to patients suffering
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Mayfield’s academic research making an impact
Mayfield physicians and providers continued to showcase their national leadership in neurosurgical academic research in 2023, increasing the number of national presentations to 27 and offering original research at the discipline’s leading
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Mayfield investing in growing research program
Mayfield will ramp up investments in our growing research program in 2021, fueled by expanded clinical trials, additional laboratory programs and increased access to outcomes data. The resources to support research and
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A nurse practitioner maps an expedited path to improved spine care
A nurse practitioner’s passion for improving patient outcomes could lead to a change in the way neurosurgical patients are treated. Jody Miniard, DNP, a nurse practitioner at Mayfield Brain & Spine and
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An aggressive brain tumor comes into molecular focus
Fifty years ago the median survival for an individual diagnosed with glioblastoma multiforme, the aggressive brain cancer, was 7 months. Today it is 15 months.
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An artist is honored for illuminating medicine
Turn to almost any patient education page on the Mayfield Brain & Spine website and you will see her artistic footprint. Open a neurosurgical journal, and you may see her work there,
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Final moments: understanding the neurobiology of dying
A new study furthers research on “brain tsunamis” and provides insight into the neurobiology of dying. This innovative research received partial funding from the Mayfield Education & Research Foundation, the United States government,
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Mayfield neurosurgeons already meeting new guidelines for emergency stroke care
New guidelines for emergency stroke treatment issued yesterday are already benefiting patients at the TriHealth Neuroscience Institute, where Andy Ringer, MD, a neurosurgeon with Mayfield Brain & Spine, is Chief of Neurosciences.
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Mayfield Foundation researcher is editor for groundbreaking issue on brain tsunamis
By Mary Kemper For the first time in its 75 years of research, the topic of spreading depolarization has received its own special issue in the Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow &
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