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At CU Anschutz Neurosurgery, our mission is to elevate the future of neuroscience through compassionate care, bold scientific discovery, and the training of future leaders.

Join us at the Colorado Brain Tumor Walk on Saturday 9/26 at Sloan's Lake hosted by the National Brain Tumor Society.Our...
09/03/2026

Join us at the Colorado Brain Tumor Walk on Saturday 9/26 at Sloan's Lake hosted by the National Brain Tumor Society.

Our chair, Peter Fecci MD, PhD, will speak prior to the start of the race and members of our brain tumor team will be at our exhibition booth. We look forward to connecting with our Colorado brain tumor community while raising funds to support critical brain tumor research.

Meet Corinna Fukushima, MD, a fellowship-trained neuro oncologist and the newest addition to our growing brain tumor pro...
09/02/2026

Meet Corinna Fukushima, MD, a fellowship-trained neuro oncologist and the newest addition to our growing brain tumor program at the University of Colorado Anschutz: https://tr.ee/ukr6se

Judith Gault, PhD, watched her father struggle with schizophrenia and has dedicated her research to advancing treatment ...
08/27/2026

Judith Gault, PhD, watched her father struggle with schizophrenia and has dedicated her research to advancing treatment options.

Today, she is leading an early feasibility study at University of Colorado Anschutz testing deep brain stimulation (DBS) for people with treatment-resistant schizophrenia:

CU Anschutz researchers are investigating deep brain stimulation as a potential treatment for schizophrenia, aiming to improve outcomes for those resistant to medication.

08/26/2026

Our department chair, Peter Fecci, MD, PhD, talks about precision that changes lives for AANS .

This week the Advanced Therapies in Movement Disorders (ATMD) team at the University of Colorado Anschutz completed its ...
08/24/2026

This week the Advanced Therapies in Movement Disorders (ATMD) team at the University of Colorado Anschutz completed its first high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) dual target procedure for Parkinson’s disease.

They targeted the dentatorubral thalamic tract that is associated with tremor and a new region of the brain, the pallidothalamic tract that is involved in rigidity (stiffness), bradykinesia (slowness of movements), and dyskinesias.

Treating the new FDA-approved target, the pallidothalamic tract, and performing this dual target approach is a first within the region. Immediate benefits were dramatic and the team awaits to learn the longer-term outcomes.

Congratulations again to the ATMD team and their continued pursuit to lead novel therapies to benefit our community.

Michael Yang, MD, has joined the department as an associate professor and is now seeing patients at UCHealth Highlands R...
08/17/2026

Michael Yang, MD, has joined the department as an associate professor and is now seeing patients at UCHealth Highlands Ranch:

The University of Colorado Department of Neurosurgery is a hub of expertise in education, clinical programs, research, and innovation.

August in neurosurgery awareness month and the American Association of Neurological Surgeons theme this year is precisio...
08/13/2026

August in neurosurgery awareness month and the American Association of Neurological Surgeons theme this year is precision that changes lives." Learn about University of Colorado Anschutz researcher Alice Soragni, PhD, and how she is advancing precision medicine for rare cancers:

July is National Sarcoma Awareness Month, rare cancer

After focused ultrasound treatment for essential tremor, Steve’s hand was steady enough to cut a cake and drink from a c...
08/10/2026

After focused ultrasound treatment for essential tremor, Steve’s hand was steady enough to cut a cake and drink from a cup without spilling for the first time in years.

Read about Steve’s lifelong struggle with essential tremor, a surprise birthday celebration in the recovery area, and the high-precision, non-invasive treatment that restored his quality of life: https://tr.ee/KSwdJm

08/07/2026
Lab mates from the Welle Lab traveled to New York City for the NYC Neuromodulation Conference this past weekend.Cristin ...
08/04/2026

Lab mates from the Welle Lab traveled to New York City for the NYC Neuromodulation Conference this past weekend.

Cristin Welle, PhD, moderated a session and gave a talk titled “Vagus nerve stimulation drives selective circuit modulation through cholinergic reinforcement.”

Postdoctoral fellows Kim Gagnon, PhD, and Sophie Brown, PhD, graduate student Elise Carter, and master’s student Tia Hutchens presented posters at the conference.

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