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Patient Stories

Learn more about the Johns Hopkins Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery through the eyes of our patients.

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	Perspectives on Healing Healing is more than medicine. Hear intimate conversations about the importance of knowing the whole patient; from the perspective of patients and caregivers alike.
	Dr. Moreau's Story Watch Dr. Louis Moreau, who was diagnosed and treated for an ependymoma spinal cord tumor, share his experience with Dr. Ziya Gokaslan.
	Sharon's Story Sharon and her physicians, neurosurgeon Dr. Quinones and facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Boahene, share how they removed a skull base meningioma tumor through her eyelid.
	Javier's Story Javier and his family share their experience at Johns Hopkins Medicine, after seeking treatment following a diagnosis of a Juvenile Nasopharyngeal Angiofibroma (JNA) tumor.
	Carlos Luceno's Story Diagnosed with a grade II astrocytoma brain tumor, Carlos Luceno is currently living with brain cancer. Carlos is receiving his treatment and care from Dr Henry Brem.
	Felice Dorman's Story Felice Dorman lived with neck pain for years. She then visited the Johns Hopkins Spine Center and Dr Ziya Gokaslan.
	Lester Picker's Story Dr Raphael Tamargo “clips” an aneurysm on the ophthalmic nerve of patient Lester Picker, preventing it from rupturing.
	Marissa Eickenhorst's Story Diagnosed with an astrocytoma brain tumor, Marissa discusses her treatment and care from Dr Alessandro Olivi.
	Nancy Baron's Story Nancy Baron's brain tumor was treated at the first hospital in MD with a dual-room intraoperative CT scanner and image-guided surgery system for neurosurgery.
	Dr Olachi Mezu's Story Patient Dr Olachi Mezu suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm while traveling. When another hospital wanted to discharge her, she turned to Hopkins.
	Roderick Ball's Story Diagnosed with a schwannoma tumor (schwannomatosis), Roderick Ball, Jr., and his family came to Johns Hopkins to have the tumor – which had grown through his abdomen, lower back and spinal column – treated.
	Steven McDonough's Story Teenager Steven McDonough was diagnosed with a tumor in his spinal cord. He and his mother share their story, along with his doctor Johns Hopkins pediatric neurosurgeon, Dr George Jallo.

Neurosurgery Videos

Experience surgery from our physicians' points of view.

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	Johns Hopkins Pituitary Education Day Patients who were treated at The Johns Hopkins Pituitary Center share their stories during the annual Pituitary Education Day, with Johns Hopkins neurosurgeons and endocrinologists.
	I Was Diagnosed with a Pituitary Tumor…Now What? Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa, MD, discusses what people should know about pituitary brain tumors, the latest treatment options and what to expect after treatment.
	The Spirit of Neurosurgery Henry Brem, MD, Director of Neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins discusses the unique spirit of the department and the faculty’s clinical and research approach to the diagnosis, treatment and care of patients.
	Dr Henry Brem: Challenges of Treating Tumors in the Brain A recent lecture, sponsored by the Brain Science Institute, featured Dr Henry Brem on Challenges of Treating Tumors in the Brain.
	Trigeminal Neuralgia: Leave No One in Pain Neurosurgeon Michael Lim, MD, discusses medical and surgical treatment options to help people diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia.
	Minimally Invasive Lumbar Discectomy Johns Hopkins spinal surgeon, Ali Bydon, MD, narrates and performs a spinal synovial cyst resection surgery.
	Surgical Approaches to Treat Spinal Synovial Cysts Dr Ali Bydon discusses his study comparing outcomes from various surgical approaches to excise symptomatic intraspinal juxtafacet cysts.
	Synovial Cyst Resection Johns Hopkins spinal surgeon, Ali Bydon, MD, narrates and performs a minimally invasive lumbar discectomy surgery.
	Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion (ACDF) Johns Hopkins spinal surgeon, Ali Bydon, MD, narrates and performs an anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) surgery. An ACDF procedure is performed to treat a damaged disc in the neck area of your spine.
	Spinal Cord AV Fistula Surgery Johns Hopkins spinal surgeon, Ali Bydon, MD, narrates and performs a spinal cord AV fistula repair surgery.
	Intradural Spinal Cord Tumor Surgery Johns Hopkins spinal surgeon, Ali Bydon, MD, talks through the surgical removal of an intradural spinal cord tumor.
	Intramedullary Spinal Cord Tumor Surgery Johns Hopkins spinal surgeon, Ali Bydon, MD, narrates and performs the surgical removal of an intramedullary spinal cord tumor.
	Intraoperative CT at Johns Hopkins Bayview Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center is the first hospital in Maryland with a dual-room intraoperative CT scanner and image-guided surgery system for neurosurgery.
	Contemplating Back or Spine Surgery? Dr Daniel Sciubba, MD, discusses the evolution of treatment for back pain and advances in minimally invasive spinal surgery.
	New Treatments for Back and Neck Pain Dr Daniel Sciubba, MD, discusses a new generation of therapies for back and neck pain that are less invasive and more effective.
	Conversation on Pediatric Craniosynostosis Listen to Johns Hopkins pediatric neurosurgeon, Edward Ahn, MD, answer questions about pediatric craniosynostosis. Learn how this condition can be treated surgically through new minimally invasive techniques.
	Plagiocephaly and Craniosynostosis: The Flat-out Truth Watch this video presentation to physicians on diagnosing and treating plagiocephaly and craniosynostosis, with special emphasis on endoscopy-assisted surgery for craniosynostosis.
	New Therapies for the Treatment of Brain Tumors As the keynote speaker at the Central New Jersey Regional Brain Tumor Conference, Dr. Brem speaks on developing new treatment options for brain tumor patients.
	Dr Weingart Answers – Brain Tumor Patients and Johns Hopkins Dr Jon Weingart, MD, shares why brain tumor patients should choose Johns Hopkins and its advantages.
	Dr Weingart Answers – Multidisciplinary Approach to Treating Brain Tumors Dr Jon Weingart, MD, break down the meaning of a "multidisciplinary approach" in relation to treating brain tumors.
	Dr Weingart Answers – Brain Tumor Treatment Options Dr Jon Weingart, MD, lays out the different treatment options for brain tumors.
	Dr Weingart Answers – Expectations After Brain Tumor Treatment Dr Jon Weingart, MD, explains what a brain tumor patient and their family can expect after treatments.
	Dr Weingart Answers – Brain Tumors and Second Opinions Dr Jon Weingart, MD, discusses whether brain tumor patients should receive a second opinion.
	Dr Weingart Answers – Do Brain Tumors Require Surgery? Dr Jon Weingart, MD, talks about whether or not all brain tumors require surgery.
	Dr Weingart Answers – Development of Brain Tumor Treatment Plans Dr Jon Weingart, MD, discusses how treatment plans for brain tumors are developed.
	Dr Weingart Answers – Evaluating Care Centers Dr Jon Weingart, MD, explains how patients can evaluate the different places they can receive care.
	Dr Weingart Answers – Different Types of Brain Tumors Dr Jon Weingart, MD, talks about the main types of brain tumors.
	Dr Weingart Answers – How to Access Brain Tumor Centers Dr Jon Weingart, MD, explains how to get access to a brain tumor center.
	Dr Weingart Answers – Next Steps for Brain Tumor Patient Dr Jon Weingart, MD, explains the next steps for a patient diagnosed with a brain tumor.

Neurology Videos

Learn from our experts what to expect during treatment at Johns Hopkins.

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	Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus Seminar Learn more about normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH).
	The Epilepsy Monitoring Unit – Resources Learn more about the epilepsy monitoring unit at the Johns Hopkins Epilepsy Center.
	Surgical Patients at the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit Physicians at the Johns Hopkins Epilepsy Monitoring Unit study patients with epilepsy to determine if they would benefit from surgery.
	What to Expect at the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit The EMU is a specialized inpatient unit equipped with computer-based monitoring equipment expressly designed for the evaluation of seizure disorders.
	Preparing for a Stay at the Epilepsy Monitoring Important patient information about how to prepare for a stay at the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit.
	Stem Cell Implications for ALS Researchers and doctors are working together to explore the impact of stem technology on ALS.
	Stem Cells and Parkinson's Disease Hear from Neurologist Ted Dawson, MD, on using stem cells to study Parkinson's disease.
	How the Brain Develops Neurologist Nicholas Gaiano, MD, discusses how the brain develops.
	New Treatments for HIV Dementia M. Christine Zink, DVM, PhD, ACVP, discusses finding new treatments for HIV dementia.

As Seen On TV

ABC News’ seven-part series “Hopkins” provided an inside look at the patients, doctors and nurses who work at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. From the Department of Neurosurgery, the series featured: