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Our clinical practices are located at The Emory Clinic and several satellite offices, including Emory University Hospital, Children's Hospital of Atlanta at Egleston and Crawford W. Long and Grady Memorial Hospitals in downtown Atlanta. Our faculty, who are nationally and internationally recognized for their exceptional abilities, provide a full range of neurosurgical and subspecialty clinical services. Many of our faculty are considered world-class experts in their respective fields.

The Emory Clinic

The neurosurgical outpatient service at The Emory Clinic is located at 1365-B Clifton Road, NE, 2nd floor. At this facility, our neurosurgical staff are able to evaluate patients and provide recommendations for diagnosis and treatment.

Emory University Hospital

The Emory Hospital, owned and operated by Emory University, is located on the university's main campus across the street from The Emory Clinic. The tertiary care facility has long been known for its excellence in the neurosciences, cardiac surgery, and oncology.
Emory University Hospital has become one of the region's largest multiple organ and tissue transplant centers.southeastern United States.

Emory Crawford Long Hospital

The Emory Crawford Long Hospital is a full service hospital located in the heart of downtown Atlanta. This facility is an integral part of the medical teaching program at Emory University School of Medicine.

Grady Hospital

Grady Healthcare System is an emergency and indigent care facility for DeKalb and Fulton Counties located in the heart of downtown Atlanta. This facility also is an integral part of the medical teaching program at Emory University School of Medicine and serves as the center for peripheral nerve treatment.

Children's Healthcare

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston is one of the country's largest children's health systems. Affiliated with the Emory University School of Medicine, it is situated in proximity to Emory University Hospital.
Egleston receives nearly 600 neurosurgical admissions each year and has an average daily neurosurgical census of 12. The facility treated 90 brain and spinal cord tumors last year.

Research Facilities:

Two neurosurgical basic research laboratories reside on the main campus. Additional research space is located at Crawford W. Long Hospital in downtown Atlanta. Investigators at the Yerkes Primate Research Center and within the various basic science departments at the main university campus carry out joint projects. The Department of Neurosurgery has also enjoyed collaborative relationships with facilities at Georgia Institute of Technology and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.