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Inpatient rehab after moyamoya-related stroke: Restoring function through multidisciplinary care
Moyamoya disease presents a distinct challenge for physicians caring for patients after stroke. The condition is rare, progressive, and often diagnosed only after patients experience ischemic or hemorrhagic events.
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Brain activity discovery could transform Parkinson’s treatment
UTSW study reveals new details about how electrophysiological signals travel across networks to indicate dopamine depletion
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UT Southwestern ranked No. 1 in the world for healthcare research by Nature Index
UT Southwestern Medical Center is ranked No. 1 among healthcare institutions worldwide by Nature Index for publishing high-quality research in all subjects for the 12-month period that ended Feb. 28, 2026. UTSW also ranked No. 1 among healthcare institutions globally for research in the natural sciences and biological sciences.
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The Case for Multidisciplinary, Individualized Care in AVM Treatment
Even as a healthy 49-year-old nurse, Sharron Fowler found herself trapped in her own medical mystery. Experiencing pain, balance issues, and difficulty thinking, she knew something was off. She was admitted to the hospital where she worked, but after a few days and no clear diagnosis, she was discharged.
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Shaping the Future of NF2 Care
For patients with NF2-related schwannomatosis (NF2), access to expert care was once limited and often far from home. Today, that reality is changing — driven by a growing center of excellence at UT Southwestern. Patients in the Southern United States may now see a team at the forefront of the diagnosis and treatment of NF2, as well as groundbreaking research and the pursuit of a cure.
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Beyond Medication: Surgical Solutions for Severe Facial Pain
Persistent facial pain remains one of the most challenging and complex conditions neurologists and neurosurgeons manage.
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UTSW Unscripted: Toral Patel, M.D.
In this episode of UTSW Unscripted, neurosurgeon Dr. Toral Patel shares the personal and professional journey that shaped her path to medicine. She reflects on the profound highs and heartbreaking moments of caring for patients with brain tumors, and the gratitude that keeps her grounded. Dr. Patel also opens up about balancing life as a physician,
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Two Trials, One Common Goal for Glioblastoma
Glioblastoma remains one of the most aggressive and unforgiving diseases in medicine.
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Discover UT Southwestern research updates and participation at the 2026 AAN Annual Meeting
Please join UT Southwestern’s expert neurologists as they participate in innovative scientific discussions, panel sessions and posters at the AAN Annual Meeting in Chicago and online April 18–22. We can’t wait to see you there!
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UT Southwestern Named Among 100 Great Neuro and Spine Programs
Leading clinicians at the Spine Center are committed to innovative treatments, providing patients with a wide variety of nonsurgical and surgical options.
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Excellence in Stroke Care at UT Southwestern
UT Southwestern is a regional referral center for cerebrovascular disorders and an Advanced Comprehensive Stroke Center, which means we offer the highest level of care available.
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When Neurology Informs Psychiatry: Lessons from Movement Disorders in Treatment-Resistant Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and Depression
Treatment-resistant obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and depression numbers continue to rise, leaving families and physicians desperate for answers and uncertain about next therapeutic steps. A neurology team at UT Southwestern’s Peter O’Donnell Jr. Brain Institute has risen to the challenge and is following clues from other brain disorders to evaluate and introduce new therapies that can restore quality of life.