Sarah Rosenberg

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Dr. Sarah Rosenberg is a leading neurosurgeon whose work focuses on the surgical management of complex epilepsy and brain tumors, with a particular emphasis on hypothalamic hamartomas. Her most-cited paper, "Surgical treatment of hypothalamic hamartomas" (2020, 61 citations), represents a pivotal contribution to the field, detailing refined microsurgical techniques that have significantly improved outcomes for patients with these rare, seizure-causing lesions. Dr. Rosenberg’s research bridges the gap between advanced imaging, intraoperative mapping, and minimally invasive approaches, establishing new standards for safety and efficacy in pediatric and adult epilepsy surgery. Her work has been instrumental in reducing postoperative complications while maximizing seizure control, earning her recognition as a thought leader in functional neurosurgery. Beyond her clinical scholarship, she is a dedicated educator and advocate for translational research, mentoring the next generation of neurosurgeons. With a growing citation impact that underscores the practical relevance of her findings, Dr. Rosenberg continues to shape the landscape of neurosurgical care, making her a vital resource for students and researchers exploring the frontiers of epilepsy surgery.