Viviane Tabar
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About
Dr. Viviane Tabar is a pioneering neurosurgeon and translational scientist whose work bridges neurosurgery, oncology, and regenerative medicine. Her research centers on interventional neuro-oncology, where she advances minimally invasive endovascular and percutaneous techniques to treat brain, spine, and head-neck tumors—expanding therapeutic frontiers beyond traditional surgical resection. She is also recognized for her contributions to stem cell biology, particularly in developing cell-based therapies for neurological disorders. Among her notable clinical work is a Phase II prospective trial evaluating stereotactic radiosurgery boost following surgical resection for brain metastases, a study that has informed postoperative management strategies. Her recent publications, including a 2025 article on interventional neuro-oncology, highlight her role in defining this emerging subspecialty. With over 100 peer-reviewed papers and numerous invited lectures, Dr. Tabar’s impact is reflected in her work’s integration into clinical practice and ongoing trials. She serves as Chair of the Department of Neurosurgery at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, where she continues to shape the future of neuro-oncologic care through innovation and mentorship.
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