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Neurology and Neurosurgery

  

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Comprehensive Care for Patients with Cerebrospinal Fluid Conditions

Johns Hopkins’ Cerebral Fluid Center is among the few in the United States that can diagnose and treat the full spectrum of such disorders.
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Johns Hopkins Performs Its First Augmented Reality Surgeries in Patients

The technology used by the physicians for the augmented reality surgeries consisted of a headset with a see-through eye display that projects images of the patient’s internal anatomy such as bones and other tissue based on CT scans — essentially giving the surgeons X-ray vision.
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Individualized Care Through Translocation Testing

Johns Hopkins is among the few centers in the U.S. that identify tumors’ unique features using on-site fusion tests.

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Patient Story Spine Surgery at 95 | When Patience Pays Off

When chronic leg pain from spinal compression started interfering with her active life and overall happiness, Vivian sought relief. She was turned away by several surgeons who saw her age as a risk factor, but Johns Hopkins spine neurosurgeon Ali Bydon thought otherwise.

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