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Complex Transcranial and Expanded Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery, Indiana University Dept of Neurosurgery

Large volume of cases with opportunities for clinical research

Title of Fellowship
Complex Transcranial and Expanded Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery

Contact Name for Applications
Aaron Cohen-Gadol, MD, MSc

Fellowship Type
Neurosurgical

Location
Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine/Indiana University Dept of Neurosurgery

Year Fellowship Established
2013

Fellowship Director
Aaron Cohen-Gadol, MD, MSc

Duration
1 year

Encounter Year Fellowship

Required Prior Training Program
Neurosurgery

Required Prior Training Program Other

Accept Foreign Medical Graduates
No

Foreign Medical Graduates Eligibility Requirements

Percentage of Fellow Workload that is Skull Base
80%

Number of Fellows Accepted Per Year
1

Annual Stipend
$65,000

Night and Weekend Call
Yes

Estimated Nights Per Month
3-4

Estimated Weekends Per Month
2

Clinical Work

Total potential operative skull base cases per year
350

Open Cranial Base

Anterior
30

Anterolateral/ Infratemporal
20

Lateral (temporal bone)
30

Posterior
50

Endonasal Cranial Base

Pituitary/Sella
60

Sagittal Plane (excluding pituitary)
30

Transpterygoid/ Coronal Plane
10

Temporal Bone

Transtemporal/ Transcochlear
10

Middle fossa
10

Retrosigmoid
50

Craniofacial Anomalies/ Reconstructive

Craniofacial Anomalies/ Reconstructive
5

Trauma

Trauma
5

Craniocervical

Transcervical
2

Transoral
2

Endonasal
100

Reconstruction

Cranioplasty
4

Regional, Pedicled Flap Repair
0

Free Flap Repair
0

Stereotactic Radiosurgery

Gammaknife
50

Cyberknife
0

Other
0

Cerebral Vascular Surgery

Transcranial
60

Endovascular
50

Additional Information

Anatomical Dissection Laboratory

The fellow will have access to an anatomical microsurgical lab and is encouraged to do scuh research.

Laboratory Research Opportunities

Brain tumor basic science lab

Prerequisite Training Required

Finishing a neurosurgical residency

US Residency Required:
Yes

US Residency Required In:
Alabama

USMLE
Step 1, Step 2

Application Deadline
December 2, 2013

Decision Deadline
April 2, 2014

Fellowship Institution Web Site
http://Goodmancampbell.com

Previous Fellows

Roberto Ray-Dios
Richard Kim

Participating Faculty

Aaron Cohen-Gadol
Troy Payner
Mitesh Shah

Additional Features of the Fellowship

Large volume of cases with opportunities for clinical research

How to Apply

Please contact Aaron Cohen-Gadol at [email protected]

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