Division of Neurosurgery -- Select the Page to Return to --Surgical Residency Training ProgramCourse CatalogDivision of Orthopaedic SurgeryMedical Alumni EventsProgram CurriculumTime Limits for Successful Completion of CourseworkMedical Student GradingDermatology LinksOnline CME Courses MissionAdministrationDivision of Student Health Services - Department of Family and Community MedicineTechnical Standards for The University of Alabama School of MedicineUSMLE Steps 1 and 2 and the Clinical Skills ExaminationMedical Student Academic Status, Advancement, and GraduationUAB Medicine Spring 2008School of Medicine Policies Division of Cardiothoracic SurgeryRegistrar/Records Information for Current StudentsDiplomaDermatology Residency ProgramPagersCardiovascular MRIAcademic Success ProgramsOrientation WeekContact UsWellness and HealthAbout UsFellowship ProgramsClinical and Joint Health Science Departments Director: James M. Markert, M.D Administration: 510 Twentieth Street South 1060 Faculty Office Tower Birmingham, AL 35294-3410 Telephone: (205) 934-7170 Welcome to the Web page for the Division of Neurosurgery, Department of Surgery at University of Alabama School of Medicine, Birmingham. More than 2,500 neurosurgical procedures are performed by Neurosurgery Division. An active pediatric neurosurgical service performs over 800 major procedures per year and specializes in the treatment of children with brain tumors, spina bifida, spasticity, and epilepsy. Treatment specialties include: brain tumors pituitary disorders intracranial vascular abnormalities surgical treatment of epilepsy surgical treatment of complex spinal disorders, including tumor deformity and instability The Division actively particiates in the Regional Spinal Cord Injury Care System and in injury prevention programs, and it offers head and spine injury treatment and research programs. Services offered include: stereotactic and computer-assisted surgery gamma knife radiosurgery comprehensive management of episepsy and movement disorders pituitary tumors gene-based therapies for brain tumors treatment of complex intracranial aneurysms arteriovenous malformations		EDUCATION & TRAINING: Neurosurgery Residency Training Program Web Site FACULTY: CENTERS: Centers and Programs With The Division of Neurosurgery CONTACT US: UAB Health System Facilities
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