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Cushing’s disease is like a dark magic spell that poisons patient’s health Check this video by one of my recent patients -Irina - with successful resection of residual ACTH adenoma invading the medial wall of cavernous sinus youtu.be/7Vp_qS5Hlto?fe… “Any sufficiently

Erin Schneider opens up about her journey after being diagnosed with chordoma. Thanks to the exceptional care from DrJFM - Juan C. Fernandez-Miranda MD - and his team, she underwent a successful tumor resection followed by an occipital spinal fusion. Read her story: med.stanford.edu/neurosurgery/n…

Skull Base Chordomas are exceptionally challenging tumors It takes decades of experience to achieve best possible surgical outcomes Patients face intense physical and emotional battles. Yet, their resilience shines through Check Erin’s story - our patients are our heroes

70M with progressive bitemporal hemianopsia and hx of prostate cancer. Chiasmatic enhancing lesion → biopsy via lateral supraorbital approach. Dx: pilomyxoid astrocytoma. Great chance to use DrJFM - Juan C. Fernandez-Miranda MD - set. Thanks Sumilab S.L. for the support! #Neurosurgery

Extremely happy and proud for the opportunity to represent my country 🇸🇻 as international member of NASBS. Special thanks to DrJFM - Juan C. Fernandez-Miranda MD - for opening the world of skull base/anatomy for me at the lab.

Don't miss the first webinar on Endoscopic Endonasal Surgery on May19, 2025 at 7:30 EST/1:30am CEST/ 4:30am PKT register now aans-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist… AANS Noor ul huda Maria MD

This is going to be an exciting and fun webinar with my dear and admired friends Paul Gardner and Danny Prevedello I learnt from and with the best when I joined them in 2008 for skull base fellowship Pitt Neurosurgery A special treat tomorrow! Thanks NS Tumor Section for organizing

In Memoriam: Professor M. Gazi Yaşargil (1925-2025) The world of neurosurgery mourns the passing of Professor Mahmut Gazi Yaşargil, who died today at the age of 99, just one month before what would have been his 100th birthday celebration. Born on July 6, 1925, in Turkey,

What a pleasure and an honor to have spent today as visiting professor at ⁦Stanford Neurosurgery⁩ with an amazing group of Faculty and Residents. Passion, accomplishments and drive abound. Presented on #cavernoussinus #meningiomas. ⁦DrJFM - Juan C. Fernandez-Miranda MD -⁩ ⁦UTHealthNeurosciences⁩

Wonderful summer burger party with our skull base team and NeuroTraIn lab families. Congratulations to our graduating fellows! Your dedication and skill mark the beginning of transformative careers. Here’s to our fellows’ bright futures and their impact on patient lives! Matei

Super congratulations to the Tesla AI software & chip design teams on a successful @Robotaxi launch!! Culmination of a decade of hard work. Both the AI chip and software teams were built from scratch within Tesla.

We stand in the shoulder of giants and their inspiration is timeless Evandro de Oliveira Legacy course in Valencia, Spain Outstanding organization by Dr. Quilis and team, wonderful faculty and participants And Don Santiago Ramon y Cajal watching over us!

International Pituitary Surgeons Symposium at the 19th International Pituitary Congress in San Francisco Presented our work on Transcavernous Endoscopic surgery for Acromegaly and Cushing’s disease with esteem colleagues and outstanding Stanford Pituitary Center team!

Dr. Nobutaka Yoshioka “Nobu” is an extraordinarily talented neuro-plastic surgeon dedicated to the field of facial reanimation surgery in Osaka, Japan. He completed the revised version of his Atlas at Stanford NeuroTraIn lab. It was a real joy supporting his incredible work.

One of the highlights of the Pituitary Society meeting was catching up with colleagues and mentees. Proud of Matei Banu, who I mentored as a medical student, who trained at my alma matter Columbia Neurosurgery, then with my former fellow Shaan M. Raza, MD, and now with DrJFM - Juan C. Fernandez-Miranda MD -

The carotidoclinoidal ligament (CCL) has great relevance in endoscopic cavernous sinus surgery. Here is our new publication describing its anatomical variations and surgical techniques for its transection. For the first time, we demonstrate the invasion of CCL by pituitary