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University of Utah Neurosurgery is one of the pre-eminent neurosurgical programs in the U.S.

Our mission is to provide comprehensive, compassionate, and innovative care to patients; foster cutting-edge research; and train future leaders.

09/22/2025

We’re honored to announce that the Department of Neurosurgery was ranked 25th in the world (and 11th in the United States) in neurosurgical research by EduRank!

Specialties are ranked based solely upon citations of their research contributions. We’re incredibly proud of our team for their dedication to advancing the field.

See the full list at https://bit.ly/4grzbk6

09/19/2025

We’re thrilled to celebrate Taryn Bragg, MD, after her receipt of the Children’s Advocacy Alliance & Human Services Network 2025 Impact Award. As the only full-time, board-certified pediatric neurosurgeon in Nevada, Dr. Bragg has played a critical role in caring for children throughout the state.

A statement provided by a spokesperson shared that “[Dr. Bragg’s] unwavering commitment and clinical excellence have profoundly impacted thousands of children and families, offering not only medical intervention but hope and healing. Her work is a powerful testament to the vital importance of specialized pediatric care and the lasting impact one dedicated professional can have on an entire community.”

09/17/2025

We’re celebrating ! So many women have made and continue to make an incredible difference in medicine, and we are grateful for the dedication of their time, wisdom, and talents to advancing neurosurgery and this department in particular!

09/16/2025

Join us at the 2025 Utah Heart & Stroke Walk this weekend! The Heart & Stroke Walk is a great opportunity to increase stroke education, fund stroke education, and champion stroke access.

Register or donate at https://bit.ly/3IsrA87

09/15/2025

Last week, PGY-1 resident Adi Mittal, MD, presented his research developing a blood test for cerebral aneurysms at the 2025 Brain Aneurysm Foundation Symposium. We love seeing our incredible residents excel!

09/11/2025

Congratulations to PGY-4 resident David Botros, MD, who was recently selected to join the Congress of Neurological Surgeons’ Resident Committee as part of the medical student subcommittee!

During his term, Dr. Botros will connect with medical students to create opportunities for early exposure and hands-on involvement with neurosurgery.

09/10/2025

September marks Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month. Our multifaceted approach to treating patients with spinal cord injury centers innovation and empowers patient independence.

Learn more about our program at http://bit.ly/3V74Opi

Image courtesy of BioRender

09/09/2025

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09/08/2025

Randy Jensen, MD, PhD, recently broke down the most common symptoms and early signs of brain development, including
• Blurry or partial vision loss on one side
• Sudden mood swings or personality changes
• Ignoring things on one side of the body
Knowing the signs can help you catch tumors and access treatment early.
Learn more at https://bit.ly/3I8wxmx

09/04/2025

🔊SOUND ON🔊

Have you ever wondered whether you should see a doctor for neck or back pain?

Listen as Erica Bisson, MD, MPH, breaks down how to tell the difference between pain that’s likely to fade over time and pain that’s more serious.

Full episode at https://healthcare.utah.edu/the-scope/health-library/all/2025/08/back-and-neck-pain-relief-without-surgery

09/02/2025

Join Ben Shofty, MD, PhD, tomorrow at noon MT as he discusses “Neurosurgical Interventions for Psychiatric Disorders: Past, Present, and Future” for the Psychiatry Grand Rounds hosted by the Huntsman Mental Health Institute.

Join in person at the C.H. Hardin Branch Auditorium or online at
http://bit.ly/462EqlG

08/28/2025

August marks , and as this month comes to a close, we want to celebrate the innovation, dedication and purpose that define neurosurgical care. This year’s theme, We are Neurosurgery: Every Patient. One Purpose., reminds us that every role matters and every patient drives us forward.

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