Tumor Neurosurgery

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(02-15-2018, 02:35 PM)Guest Wrote:

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(02-15-2018, 02:07 PM)Guest Wrote: Who are tumor standouts at places outside of BWH or MGH

Neither is a standout.  Please divorce yourself of this false notion.

Please divorce yourself from this field especially when you have no clue who the leaders are in nsg

They certainly are not in Boston as of late.

Can you read? the OP is asking standouts outside of bwh and mgh.

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(02-15-2018, 02:02 PM)Guest Wrote:

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(02-15-2018, 10:56 AM)Guest Wrote: Of the Harvard programs, bwh has a glioma guy.  Who does tumors at mgh?

Please never use BWH in the same sentence as MGH with regards to neurosurgery unless you're talking skull base.

I think we can all agree BWH and MGH are not what they used to be.

need someone like martuza back. could have had someone like curry, Kalkanis, Fahed or Aghi as chair. someone who trained directly under martuza and wasnt tarnished by becoming chair at a suboptimal program

Didn't Carter train under Martuza?

Brigham has fallen considerably, not as a neurosurgical service but as a training program. God knows why that program is still in doximity top 20, although those aren't all encompassing rankings. If you're going to train at a malignant program might as well go to Hopkins or UVA. MGH is still a research powerhouse that trains academic superstars. Without a doubt a top 10 program. Carter will do a good job as chair, and it will continue to be the flagship Harvard program.

No.  There is no way MGH is a top 10 program any longer.  The notion they train academic superstars, too, is untrue.  Who in the last 10 years has come out of there?  No one.  Prior to that, I agree, wholeheartedly.  They took a dive after 2005.

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Anyone know the scoop on Clark Chen? Is he legit?

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(02-15-2018, 02:02 PM)Guest Wrote:

(02-15-2018, 01:25 PM)Guest Wrote:

(02-15-2018, 01:07 PM)Guest Wrote:

(02-15-2018, 12:50 PM)Guest Wrote:

(02-15-2018, 10:56 AM)Guest Wrote: Of the Harvard programs, bwh has a glioma guy.  Who does tumors at mgh?

Please never use BWH in the same sentence as MGH with regards to neurosurgery unless you're talking skull base.

I think we can all agree BWH and MGH are not what they used to be.

need someone like martuza back. could have had someone like curry, Kalkanis, Fahed or Aghi as chair. someone who trained directly under martuza and wasnt tarnished by becoming chair at a suboptimal program

Didn't Carter train under Martuza?

Brigham has fallen considerably, not as a neurosurgical service but as a training program. God knows why that program is still in doximity top 20, although those aren't all encompassing rankings. If you're going to train at a malignant program might as well go to Hopkins or UVA. MGH is still a research powerhouse that trains academic superstars. Without a doubt a top 10 program. Carter will do a good job as chair, and it will continue to be the flagship Harvard program.

Is BWH/MGH malignant?

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(02-15-2018, 03:42 PM)Guest Wrote:

(02-15-2018, 02:02 PM)Guest Wrote:

(02-15-2018, 01:25 PM)Guest Wrote:

(02-15-2018, 01:07 PM)Guest Wrote:

(02-15-2018, 12:50 PM)Guest Wrote: Please never use BWH in the same sentence as MGH with regards to neurosurgery unless you're talking skull base.

I think we can all agree BWH and MGH are not what they used to be.

need someone like martuza back. could have had someone like curry, Kalkanis, Fahed or Aghi as chair. someone who trained directly under martuza and wasnt tarnished by becoming chair at a suboptimal program

Didn't Carter train under Martuza?

Brigham has fallen considerably, not as a neurosurgical service but as a training program. God knows why that program is still in doximity top 20, although those aren't all encompassing rankings. If you're going to train at a malignant program might as well go to Hopkins or UVA. MGH is still a research powerhouse that trains academic superstars. Without a doubt a top 10 program. Carter will do a good job as chair, and it will continue to be the flagship Harvard program.

Is BWH/MGH malignant?

Bwh is the antithesis of malignant.  Suuuper chill.  Rank highly

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UCSF if you want to go for Tumor Neurosurgery.. that said, why does everyone here hate Berger?