Medical Services

Neurovascular surgery uses minimally invasive procedures to treat common strokes or complex conditions likes chiari malformation. Our neurovascular surgeons approach damaged blood vessels of the brain or spine and spinal cord with a dual-trained expertise that uses the best surgery for your situation.

It's important for you to understand your condition and take an active role in your own healthcare.

It helps to come to your appointment with a list of questions. Ask questions until you are satisfied that you understand your condition and can explain it in your own words.

Information on seeking a second opinion from UVA physicians who specialize in brain tumors. Includes instructions on requesting written consultations and pathology reviews.

At UVA Health, we offer expert care and compassionate support for patients with astrocytoma.

Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is the most common glioma—a type of brain cancer.

You’ve been through a long battle with cancer before it moved to your brain (called brain metastases). Or you had a seizure and found out you have a cancer that spread to the brain. You may have symptoms like headaches, seizures, memory issues, weakness, and vision problems.

You have lots of questions: what treatments are there? Who should I see for my cancer?

Advanced technology gives you an edge when it comes to overcoming brain tumors. View an overview of diagnostic tools that help us determine the presence of a brain tumor. Learn about the treatment options available to you at UVA.

Information about support services available to patients and families living with brain tumors, including neuropsychology, chaplaincy and social work.

This is a procedure to fill and/or close blood vessels. This prevents bleeding and rupture.

Arteriovenous malformations (AVM) of the brain and spinal cord can form wherever arteries and veins exist. Find out more about treatments for AVMs.