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Assistant
Professor of Neurological Surgery NEOUCOM
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| Board Certified American Board of
Neurosurgery |
EDUCATION
Residency:
Department of Neurosurgery, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN.
7/93-12/98.
Internship: Department of Surgery, University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN. 6/92-6/93.
M.D.: University
of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA. 9/88-5/92.
A.B.:
Washington Universiiy, St. Louis, MO. 8/84-5/88.
Major:
Biology
GPA: 3.76
Honors:
Summa Cum Laude Graduate
Phi
Beta Kappa
Honors
Graduate in Biology
Student
Leadership Award
Alumni
Academic Scholarship
Freshman
Writing Award
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Diplomate
American Board of Neurological Surgery:
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Licensed to practice medicine in states of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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He belongs to The Mahoning County Medical Society
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He is a member of American Association of Neurological Surgeons.
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He is a member of Pennsylvania Medical Society
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He is a Director of Neurological
Surgery at St. Elizabeth's Hospital.
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He is a member of The Ohio State Medical Association
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He is also member of American
Medical Association.
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Assistant
Clinical Professor of Northeast Ohio Universities College of Medicine
HOSPITAL
AFFILIATIONS
St.
Elizabeth Health Center Youngstown,
Ohio
Active Provisional Staff: 1999. Active Staff:
2000-present.
St.
Joseph Health Center Warren,
Ohio
Active Provisional Staff: 1999. Active Staff:
2000-present.
Sharon
Regional Health System Sharon,
Pennsylvania
Active Provisional Staff: 1999. Active Staff:
2000-present.
Northside Medical Center Youngstown, Ohio
Courtesy
Staff: 2000-present.
Select
Specialty Hospital Youngstown,
Ohio
Courtesy
Staff: 2000-present.
Trumbull
Memorial Hospital Warren, Ohio
Courtesy Staff: 2000-present.
RESEARCH
University
of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN - Department of Neurosurgery
Project: Brain
Mapping with Functional Magnetic Resonance
Imaging Advisor:
Dr. Timothy Ebner. Full time: 7/95-6/96.
Case
Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH - Center for Neuroscience
Project:
Regeneration at the rat dorsal root entry zone.
Advisor: Dr. Jerry
Silver. Full time: Summer, 1987 and 1/88-8/88; Part time: 9/88^/90.
Case
Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH - Department of Psychiatry
Project:
Spiroperidol binding in human prefrontal cortex.
Advisor: Dr. Anne
Andom. Full time: Summers, 1983 & 1985. Part time: 1982-1984.
PUBLICATIONS
Journal
Articles
Dunham CM,
Sosnowski C, Porter JM, Siegal J, Kohli C. Correlation of noninvasive cerebral
oximetry with cerebral perfusion in the severe head injured patient: a pilot study. J Trauma
52:40-46. 2002.
Siegal JD,
Kliot M, Smith GM, Silver J. A comparison of the regeneration potential of
dorsal root fibers into gray or white matter of the adult rat spinal cord. Exp Neurol 109: 90-97. 1990.
Kliot
M, Smith GM, Siegal JD, Silver J. Astrocyte-polymer implants promote
regeneration of dorsal root fibers into the adult mammalian spinal cord. ExpNeuroM09: 57-69. 1990.
Huang
EH, Pickett JM, Siegal JD, Andom AC. Cations decrease specific
(3-H)-Spiroperidol binding in human prefrontal cortex. Life Sciences 38:
1369-1373. 1986.
Book
Chapters
Siegal
JD, Rengachary SS. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Pregnancy. Neurosurgical Aspects of
Pregnancy. C Loftus, ed. Park Ridge, IL. The American Association of
Neurological Surgeons, 1996.
Kliot
M, Smith GM, Siegal JD, Tyrrell S, Silver J. Reconstructive neurosurgery: Novel
strategies promoting the regeneration of injured dorsal root fibers into the
adult mammalian spinal cord. Surgery of the Spinal Cord: Potential for
Regeneration and Recovery. R Holtzmann and BM Stein, eds. New York: Springer-Verlag,
1991.
Kliot
M, Smith GM, Siegal J, Tyrrell S, Silver J. Induced regeneration of dorsal root
fibers into the adult mammalian spinal cord. Current Issues in Neural Regeneration Research. P Refer, ed.
New York: Alan R. Liss, 1988.
Kliot
M, Smith GM, Siegal J, Tyrrell S, Dollar C, Silver J. Engineering the
regeneration of sensory fibers into the spinal
cord of adult mammals with embryonic astroglia coated Millipore implants. Tissue
Engineering. R Skalak and F
Foz, eds. New York: Alan R. Liss, 1988.
Abstracts
Siegal
JD, Ellermann JM, Erhard P, Ugurbil K, Ebner TJ. Activation of the "Dorsal
Stream" and cerebellum with functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging at 4
Tesla during visually guided motor tasks. The Second International Conference on
Functional Mapping of the Human Brain. Boston, MA. 1996.
Siegal
JD, Ellermann JM, Flament D, Ugurbil K, Ebner TJ. Cerebellar activation studied
with functional MRI at 4 Tesla during detection and correction of movement
errors. American Association of Neurological Surgeons. Minneapolis, MN. 1996.
Kliot
M, Smith GM, Siegal J, Tyrrell S, Silver J. Scar reduction and enhanced
regeneration of dorsal root fibers in the spinal cord of adult mammals. Congress
of Neurological Surgeons. Seattle, Washington. 1988.
Kliot
M, Smith GM, Siegal J, Tyrrell S, Silver J. Induced regeneration of dorsal root
fibers into the adult mammalian spinal cord. Western Workshop on Tissue Engineering. Granlibakken , Lake
Tahoe, CA. 1988.
Silver
J, Smith GM, Kliot M, Siegal J, Tyrrell S. Induced regeneration through the
dorsal root entry zone in the mammalian spinal cord. International Conference on
Neural Regeneration. Assilomar, CA. 1987.
Silver J,
Smith GM, Kliot M, Siegal J, Tyrrell S. Induced regeneration through the dorsal
root entry zone in the mammalian spinal cord. CNS Trauma Symposium. New Orleans, L A. 1987.
Book
Reviews
Siegal
JD, Rengachary SS. Review of Neurosurgery: An Introductory Text. Black P and
Rossitch E Jr., eds. New York: Oxford University Press, 1995. J Neurosurg
83:938. 1995.
PRESENTATIONS
Siegal JD,
Kliot M, Smith GM, Tyrrell S, Silver J. Induced regeneration of cut dorsal root
fibers into the adult rat spinal cord. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts 14: 1199. Toronto,
Canada. 1988.
Neurological surgery is the medical specialty concerned with the diagnosis
and treatment of patients with injury to, or diseases of, the brain, spine or
peripheral nerves.
A neurological surgeon may provide either surgical or non-surgical care,
depending on the nature of the injury or illness.
What Is
Neurosurgery?