Neurology
Education and Training
Neurology Fellowship Programs
Epilepsy—Clinical and Experimental Aspects
Faculty
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Robert A. Gross, M.D., Ph.D., Program Director
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Michel J. Berg, M.D., Medical Director
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Lynn Liu, M.D., Fellowship Director
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James Burchfiel, Ph.D. (Neurophysiology)
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Peter Como, Ph.D. (Clinical Psychology)
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Giuseppe Erba, M.D. (Pediatric Epilepsy)
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A. James Fessler, III, M.D. (Epilepsy and Sleep)
- J. Craig Henry, M.D. (EEG/Epilepsy)
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John T. Langfitt, Ph.D. (Neuropsychology)
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David Loiselle, Ph.D. (Neurophysiology)
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Webster Pilcher, M.D., Ph.D. (Neurosurgery)
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David Wang, M.D. (Pediatric Epilepsy)
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William Watson, Ph.D. (Family Psychology)
Major Clinical and Investigative Interests
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Diagnosis and management of intractable seizure disorders
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Electroencephalography and video EEG Long Term Monitoring
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Neuroimaging in epilepsy
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Surgical treatment of epilepsy
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Psychosocial team approach to seizure disorders and non-electrical
seizures
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Outcome research in epilepsy and psychogenic seizures
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Molecular biological basis of epilepsy
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Experimental therapeutics of epilepsy
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Family research in epilepsy
1-2 fellows/year
(One previous year of EEG/Clinical Neurophysiology Fellowship required)
This fellowship provides subspecialty training in all aspects
of epileptology at a busy fully comprehensive epilepsy center.
Candidates should have a focus on an academic career. An interest
in experimental therapeutics of antiepileptic treatments or in
outcome studies in epilepsy is preferred.
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