The threefold mission of UBNS is to improve the human condition through compassionate
clinical care, prepare the next generation of clinicians in academics and community
neurosurgery and explore evolving knowledge through impactful research.
UBNS follows a team approach to diagnosing and treating complex disorders of the brain and spine. Accordingly, patients treated at our
institution derive the unique benefit of having multiple highly-regarded physicians and other clinical experts involved in their care.
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|October 15, 2026
Dr. Jeffrey Mullin was named as one of 15 neurosurgeons who are changing the field by Becker’s Spine Review. He was celebrated for his clinical expertise and leadership.
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|October 13, 2026
Dr. Elad Levy was announced as the recipient of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons’ 2026 Distinguished Service Award.
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|August 17, 2026
A study highlighted how diagnostic cerebral angiographies performed in an ambulatory setting can be completed more efficiently than those done in a hospital. Dr. Levy and Dr. Lai provide insight.
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|August 10, 2026
University of Buffalo’s Ellen Goldbaum spoke with Dr. Elad Levy about his journey from rowing his way into college to becoming a renowned brain surgeon.
Continue ReadingYour busy practice is demanding increasingly more of your time and energy. As specialists in neurosurgery, we are here to assist you
when you are in need of consultation on neurosurgical treatment. As long-term practitioners in the community, we understand
the value of offering services to you and your patients and look forward to assisting you in the quality care of your patients.
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UBNS in the NewsA UBNS research scientist received his first R01 grant to develop novel X-ray imaging technology for imaging blood flow to diagnose and treat ischemic heart disease. Members of UBNS and UB Cardiovascular Medicine are participating...
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