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News Articles Woman's Brain Tumor Turns Out To Be Twin Tiny 3-D Endoscopic Camera Being Developed For Use In Brain Surgery Teaming Up With NASA to Create a 3-D Medical Device 3D MARVEL Endoscope to Boost Safety NASA, neurology combine to create new surgical tools Adjustable-Viewing-Angle Endoscopic Tool for Skull Base and Brain Surgery - NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory Devan Perez - Teen ready to resume life after brain surgery Brain surgeon teams with rocket scientists on high-tech tools (Orange County Register) Good riddance to a tumor named 'Frank' (USA Today) The Kindest Cut (San Gabriel Valley Tribune) Woman's brain surgery choice controversial (Las Vegas Review-Journal) Virginia Boy's Biopsy Finds No Cancer (Washington Post) Frank the Tumor is gone (Associated Press) Virginia boy to have biopsy on 'Frank' (Associated Press) 'Frank' is Dead, doctor declares (Washington Times) Boy celebrates death of Frank (Associated Press) Brain Surgery Made Simple (Wall Street Journal) Press Releases 24-year-old woman to receive early XMas gift - her life & sight 10-year-old girl who survived deadly brain tumor to be released and honored on Friday 10-year-old girl who survived bout with deadly brain tumor honored 10-year-old girl racing against time in fight against brain tumor Blind single mom to see thanks to revolutionary brain surgery Blind single mom/former fashion model regains sight/reverses gigantism "Frank is Dead" declares internationally renowned surgeon after biopsy reveals 9-year-old's tumor is no longer cancerous 9-Year-Old With Brain Cancer to Undergo Revolutionary Surgery (February 2, 2005) 9-Year-Old With Brain Cancer to Undergo Revolutionary Surgery (February 2, 2005) Fact Sheet Can 9-Year-Old's Life be Saved? Details of Revolutionary Surgery to be Revealed Dallas Mavericks' Pavel Podkolzin Undergoes Brain Surgery for Pituitary Tumor Endoscopic Techniques put out-of-the-way Skull Base Tumors Within Minimally Invasive Reach (February 25, 2003) New Fully Endoscopic Treatment for Olfactory Groove Meningiomas: Despite Being Told That it was "Virtually Impossible" Texas Man Undergoes Minimally Invasive Brain Surgery and Preserves his Sense of Smell "Like Magic!" is how Rodney Blauer describes the results of his two endoscopic brain surgeries in less than a year Recovery times drop as Cedars-Sinai surgeon pioneers a fully endoscopic producere to reach and remove skull-base tumors through an incision between the eyes Texas electronics engineer is among the first in the nation to undergo a new fully endoscopic procedure to reach and remove skull-base tumors through an incision between the eyes New minimally invasive, fully endoscopic prodedure may result in same-day skull base surgery for pituitary tumors Cedars-Sinai skull base surgeon performs world's first fully endoscopic microvascular decompression for relief of trigeminal neuralgia People Magazine San Francisco correspondent to run marathon 17 months after surgery for a brain tumor "Glitches" discovered and fixed in study make surgery for human pituitary tumors quicker, safer and less painful Indiana woman to have fully endoscopic brain surgery on Wednesday, fly home on Monday 9-Year-Old Temecula boy With Tumor Since Birth has it Successfully Removed at Skull Base Institute, to go Home in Time for Thanksgiving Free Patient Workshop for sufferers of severe facial pain to be held at the Skull Base Institute at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Delicate skull base surgery can give patients with debilitating facial pain a new lease on life