Dr. Sughrue is Associate Professor at the Department of Neurosurgery at Prince of Wales Hospital and Community Health Services in Sydney, Australia. One of the world’s leading neurosurgeons and researchers in connectomics, he is the former Director of the Brain Tumor Center at the University of Oklahoma, during which it grew to become one of the largest clinics in the US. He has lectured around the world on the management of glioma and the use of connectomics, having performed over 3,000 brain tumor surgeries to date and published over 250 peer-reviewed articles. In addition, he cofounded Omniscient Neurotechnology which is an innovative technology startup aimed at using AI to improve the care of patients with mental illness and brain disease. Dr. Yang is an Associate Professor in the Department of Neurosurgery at UCLA. He has been awarded the AANS Tumor Investigator Award and the Exceptional Physician Award. Dr. Yang is a nationally recognized leader in neurosurgery and brain tumors, serving on both executive committees and editorial boards. He has published more than 100 publications, and has authored multiple book chapters and several textbooks, including a Service Minded Physician.

• 1. Introduction to “inoperable” gliomasIsaac Yang, Carlito Lagman, Giyarpuram N. Prashant, Thien Phuc Nguyen and John Patrick Sheppard2. The ethics of brain tumor “inoperability”Michael E. Sughrue3. Connectomic imaging for neurosurgeonsMichael E. Sughrue4. Network anatomy of the brainMichael E. Sughrue5. Techniques for tackling difficult gliomasMichael E. Sughrue6. Advances in the surgical treatment of speech-eloquent gliomasNathan Kong and Matthew Tate7. Insular gliomasMichael E. Sughrue8. Advances in the surgical resection of temporoparietal-occipital junction gliomasIsaac Yang and Giyarpuram N. Prashant9. Surgical techniques for motor eloquent gliomasMichael E. Sughrue10. Butterfly glioma resection: Surgery around the initiation axisMichael E. Sughrue11. Thalamic gliomas: Advances in the surgical managementMichael Lim and Alice Hung12. Essentials to planning a brainstem caseChad A. Glenn, Michael E. Sughrue and Charles Teo13. The role of adjuvant therapies in “inoperable” gliomasGordon Li, David Dadey and Kevin Chow14. The role of adjuvant therapies in “inoperable” gliomasMichelle A. Wedemeyer and Gabriel Zada15. Laser interstitial thermal therapy for “inoperable” gliomasDaniel Eichberg, Ashish Shah and Michael E. Ivan

Dr. Sughrue is Associate Professor at the Department of Neurosurgery at Prince of Wales Hospital and Community Health Services in Sydney, Australia. One of the world’s leading neurosurgeons and researchers in connectomics, he is the former Director of the Brain Tumor Center at the University of Oklahoma, during which it grew to become one of the largest clinics in the US. He has lectured around the world on the management of glioma and the use of connectomics, having performed over 3,000 brain tumor surgeries to date and published over 250 peer-reviewed articles. In addition, he cofounded Omniscient Neurotechnology which is an innovative technology startup aimed at using AI to improve the care of patients with mental illness and brain disease. Dr. Yang is an Associate Professor in the Department of Neurosurgery at UCLA. He has been awarded the AANS Tumor Investigator Award and the Exceptional Physician Award. Dr. Yang is a nationally recognized leader in neurosurgery and brain tumors, serving on both executive committees and editorial boards. He has published more than 100 publications, and has authored multiple book chapters and several textbooks, including a Service Minded Physician.

• 1. Introduction to “inoperable” gliomasIsaac Yang, Carlito Lagman, Giyarpuram N. Prashant, Thien Phuc Nguyen and John Patrick Sheppard2. The ethics of brain tumor “inoperability”Michael E. Sughrue3. Connectomic imaging for neurosurgeonsMichael E. Sughrue4. Network anatomy of the brainMichael E. Sughrue5. Techniques for tackling difficult gliomasMichael E. Sughrue6. Advances in the surgical treatment of speech-eloquent gliomasNathan Kong and Matthew Tate7. Insular gliomasMichael E. Sughrue8. Advances in the surgical resection of temporoparietal-occipital junction gliomasIsaac Yang and Giyarpuram N. Prashant9. Surgical techniques for motor eloquent gliomasMichael E. Sughrue10. Butterfly glioma resection: Surgery around the initiation axisMichael E. Sughrue11. Thalamic gliomas: Advances in the surgical managementMichael Lim and Alice Hung12. Essentials to planning a brainstem caseChad A. Glenn, Michael E. Sughrue and Charles Teo13. The role of adjuvant therapies in “inoperable” gliomasGordon Li, David Dadey and Kevin Chow14. The role of adjuvant therapies in “inoperable” gliomasMichelle A. Wedemeyer and Gabriel Zada15. Laser interstitial thermal therapy for “inoperable” gliomasDaniel Eichberg, Ashish Shah and Michael E. Ivan

Dr. Sughrue is Associate Professor at the Department of Neurosurgery at Prince of Wales Hospital and Community Health Services in Sydney, Australia. One of the world’s leading neurosurgeons and researchers in connectomics, he is the former Director of the Brain Tumor Center at the University of Oklahoma, during which it grew to become one of the largest clinics in the US. He has lectured around the world on the management of glioma and the use of connectomics, having performed over 3,000 brain tumor surgeries to date and published over 250 peer-reviewed articles. In addition, he cofounded Omniscient Neurotechnology which is an innovative technology startup aimed at using AI to improve the care of patients with mental illness and brain disease. Dr. Yang is an Associate Professor in the Department of Neurosurgery at UCLA. He has been awarded the AANS Tumor Investigator Award and the Exceptional Physician Award. Dr. Yang is a nationally recognized leader in neurosurgery and brain tumors, serving on both executive committees and editorial boards. He has published more than 100 publications, and has authored multiple book chapters and several textbooks, including a Service Minded Physician.

• 1. Introduction to “inoperable” gliomasIsaac Yang, Carlito Lagman, Giyarpuram N. Prashant, Thien Phuc Nguyen and John Patrick Sheppard2. The ethics of brain tumor “inoperability”Michael E. Sughrue3. Connectomic imaging for neurosurgeonsMichael E. Sughrue4. Network anatomy of the brainMichael E. Sughrue5. Techniques for tackling difficult gliomasMichael E. Sughrue6. Advances in the surgical treatment of speech-eloquent gliomasNathan Kong and Matthew Tate7. Insular gliomasMichael E. Sughrue8. Advances in the surgical resection of temporoparietal-occipital junction gliomasIsaac Yang and Giyarpuram N. Prashant9. Surgical techniques for motor eloquent gliomasMichael E. Sughrue10. Butterfly glioma resection: Surgery around the initiation axisMichael E. Sughrue11. Thalamic gliomas: Advances in the surgical managementMichael Lim and Alice Hung12. Essentials to planning a brainstem caseChad A. Glenn, Michael E. Sughrue and Charles Teo13. The role of adjuvant therapies in “inoperable” gliomasGordon Li, David Dadey and Kevin Chow14. The role of adjuvant therapies in “inoperable” gliomasMichelle A. Wedemeyer and Gabriel Zada15. Laser interstitial thermal therapy for “inoperable” gliomasDaniel Eichberg, Ashish Shah and Michael E. Ivan