Surgeries Archive — Page 3 of 11
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September 26, 2025
Medical students lead and learn in the Global Neurosurgery program
They go beyond their own community to represent Vanderbilt University and VUMC in support of research and education efforts abroad. -
September 26, 2025
VUMC’s global neurosurgery program provides education, training and impact through collaborations with partners across continents
The program seeks to both share and learn in its mission to enhance the neurological health of populations in low resourced settings. -
September 23, 2025
Orthopaedic Outreach Day ‘resets the soul’ for patients and volunteers
Thirteen patients received free orthopaedic surgeries, including five sports cases, six hand/upper extremity cases and, for the first time, two foot and ankle surgeries. -
August 26, 2025
Grant supports development of head-mounted augmented reality system to guide tumor resection
The technology will allow surgeons to rely less on a fallible mental construction of the resection plane, thereby reducing the risk of human error affecting the procedure. -
August 25, 2025
‘I didn’t know that I’d been living my life in pain’: Patient’s remarkable recovery after crossing paths with a compassionate neurosurgeon
Exhausted from a multiyear journey navigating a debilitating illness, Lainey Mathis received life-changing care from Ryan Lee, MD, whose new cerebrospinal fluid disorders center is already making a massive impact on patients. -
July 21, 2025
Multicenter trial confirms near-infrared autofluorescence increases detection of parathyroid glands
Damage to these glands can cause hypoparathyroidism, a condition that can lead to low levels of calcium and elevated levels of phosphorus in the blood. -
July 7, 2025
Quick action to treat young dancer’s rare heart condition a testament to what multidisciplinary teams can do
Bystanders assumed the healthy teen — who has danced for nine years, six of those competitively — was overheated or exhausted. Conscious, though unresponsive to questions, Zoe quickly worsened.