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Neuro-Oncology Center

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Neuro-Oncology Center Homepage: Advanced brain tumor treatment at the UVA Neuro-Oncology Center, where our specialists are up to date on standard and experimental brain tumor treatments.

Patients benefit from some of the most advanced treatments available for brain tumors, including glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) and spinal cord tumors

Experience Treating Brain Tumors

Since primary brain tumors account for only 1-2% of all cancers, most doctors aren’t very familiar with brain tumors. At UVA, our neuro-oncologic doctors only see patients with neuro-oncologic disorders, and they’re up to date on standard and experimental treatments.

Advanced brain tumor, brain cancer and spinal tumor treatment at the UVA Neuro-Oncology Center

Advanced Treatment for Brain Tumors

Our treatments for neurological cancers include:

We also assess and treat other problems related to brain tumors and cancer treatment, including changes in memory, speech, personality or emotions. 

Our services include help with related difficulties, such as re-entering the job force, school issues, disability and health-insurance concerns.

A Team Approach to Treating Brain Tumors

At UVA, we believe in offering our patients and their families advanced brain tumor treatments within a coordinated, team-based approach that’s dedicated to maximizing quality of life. Our team — which includes surgeons, medical oncologists, pathologists, nurses, social workers, nutritionists and more — meets regularly to discuss each patient’s care plan and improve patient care.

National Recognition
  • Drs. James Larner, David Schiff and Mark Shaffrey were all named in the latest edition of America’s Top Doctors; all were also listed in the companion America’s Top Doctors for Cancer.
  • UVA is ranked as one of the top cancer centers in the country by U.S. News & World Report
  • UVA is one of only two National Cancer Institute (NCI)-designated Clinical Cancer Centers in Virginia. To be recognized by the NCI, a center must have a substantial portfolio of cancer research support and a scientific staff recognized for its cancer research skills in a wide array of scientific areas.
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