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Medical Tip Sheet - November 1, 1998

everse nerve and brain damage caused by stroke, Parkinson's disease, epilepsy and spinal cord injuries. The treatment involves removal and regeneration of carefully targeted brain cells, which are then re-introduced into the patient, where growth continues and the brain is repaired.

Available for interviews: Michel Levesque, M.D., Director, Neurofunctional Surgery Center; Toomas Neuman, Ph.D., Director, Neurobiology

MINIMALLY INVASIVE, FULLY ENDOSCOPIC PROCEDURE MAY RESULT IN SAME-DAY SKULL BASE SURGERY

A new type of minimally invasive, fully endoscopic skull base surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center gives surgeons a panoramic view of pituitary tumor sites and results in reduced operating time, fewer complications, less discomfort for the patient and a dramatically shorter length-of-stay. A 42-year-old woman from Indiana had surgery 11/04, and is anticipated to be released 11/06, flying home to Coatesville on 11/08. She is available for interviews, as is the skull base surgeon.

Available for interviews: Hrayr Shahinian, M.D., Director, Skull Base Institute; Pamela Tipton, patient


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Contact: Sandra Van
sandy@vancommunications.com
1-800-396-1002
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
1-Nov-1998


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