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The Pituitary & Anterior Skull Base Surgery Program is home to some amazing success stories in treating pituitary tumors. What was once considered medical fiction is now a bona fide alternative to previously intrusive surgery.

New York Times Reports on Breakthrough for Malignant Brain Tumors

Complicated Pituitary Tumor Surgery: Successful Outcome listen to Dr. Schwartz & patient describe the experience. Click Here

Drs. Schwartz & Annand use techniques to help spare patients from undue suffering, unnecessary infections, and long hospital stays. Giant-sized tumor have been removed with endonasal surgery in the Department of Neurosurgery, oftentimes when a cure was not available at other medical centers aross the country.

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