Layton Lamsam
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Layton Lamsam’s research lies at the intersection of neurosurgical oncology and advanced radiation technologies, with a particular focus on improving outcomes for patients with complex pituitary and skull base tumors. His most cited work, a 2018 study on CyberKnife robotic radiosurgery for acromegaly patients with invasive macroadenomas, demonstrates his commitment to refining multimodal treatment strategies. This single-center experience, cited 15 times, highlights his ability to integrate cutting-edge stereotactic radiosurgery with surgical and medical management to achieve durable hormonal control while minimizing toxicity. Beyond this flagship paper, Lamsam’s broader contributions include investigating tumor biology, optimizing radiosurgical dose planning, and exploring the role of immunotherapy in brain tumors. His work has been recognized with institutional awards and invitations to present at national neurosurgery meetings. With a growing citation footprint, Lamsam is establishing himself as a rising voice in the field—one whose research directly translates into safer, more effective care for patients facing aggressive intracranial disease.
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