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UCSF surgeon: A ‘reckoning’ is coming for spine care

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Can phone data change the ‘crude way’ surgery success is tracked?

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How endoscopic spine surgery outgrew the discectomy.

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Digital twins a ‘tremendous step forward’ for complex spine cases

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A CT scan (left) and an MRI scan (right) of head trauma.

How Rapid MRI Could Transform Care for Kids with Head Trauma

By Alejandra Canales on
UCSF physicians are calling for rapid MRI, rather than repeat CT, when clinically stable children need surveillance imaging after traumatic brain injury.

The ingredient that helps UCSF neurosurgery stay at the top

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UCSF Health Ranks #1 in California and Among the Nation's Best

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Illustration showing the different segments of a blood vessel labeled with neurological diseases.

A New Cell Atlas for Blood Vessels: How a Cell’s Location Influences Vascular Disease in the Brain

A new UCSF study maps more than 1.5 million cells and uncovers specialized cellular “neighborhoods” along arteries, capillaries, and veins — paving the way for precision medicine in cerebrovascular disease.
Zachary Davis sits in an arm chair and reads to his niece.

Multidisciplinary Expert Team Makes the Difference for Rare Cervical Chordoma

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After receiving care at UCSF, Zachary Davis’s complex spine tumor is in remission.
Illustration showing Meyerding grade 1, 2, and 3 spondylolistheses.

The report card spine surgery has been waiting for

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