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Mark M. Souweidane, MD has dedicated his career to the surgical treatment of children with brain and spinal disorders. His talents as a surgeon are paralleled by a caring attitude and time commitment to patients and their families. That Weill Cornell Medicine is a recognized leader in Pediatric Neurosurgery is a direct result of his recruitment in 1995 and his ongoing devotion to contemporary surgical techniques and investigative endeavors. Specialized surgical skills have gained him international reputation for specific procedures, including removal of intraventricular brain tumors, management of pineal region tumors, treatment of congenital cysts, and surgery for Chiari...
Experimental treatment borrowed from blood cancer shows promise for pediatric brain tumors
Novel Treatment Delivers Medication to the Brainstem to Treat Aggressive Pediatric Brain Tumor
2024 Joint Pediatric Section Meeting Highlights Novel Treatments, Advanced Drug Delivery, and Clinical Innovations
Mainstreaming Precision Therapeutics in Pediatric Brain Tumors
The Challenges of Colloid Cysts
“The Ultimate Gift”: A Young Patient Gets a Second Chance at Life
Ancestral Genetic Homogeneity in Preclinical Models May Shape Outcome Differences in Pediatric Brain Cancer.
Developing a core outcome set for the NeuroPoint Alliance Quality Outcomes Database Pediatric Tumor Surgery Registry: a modified Delphi study.
Impact of cranial irradiation on the clinical presentation of cerebral cavernous malformations.