Bio
Dr. Sekhar is known around the world for his expertise in treating complex neurosurgical problems, particularly skull base tumors, such as acoustic…
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Patient Care Philosophy
I like to give my patients the right choices for their care, and when they make my service their main choice, I like to deliver the best care possible in the world at present.
Personal Interests
My personal interests are my wife, children and their happiness. I also enjoy tennis, cricket and spirituality.
Clinical Interests
Treatment of complex neurosurgical disorders, particularly cerebrovascular disorders (aneurysms, arterovenous malformations), cerebral revascularization (for intractable ischemia), skull base tumors (acoustic neuromas, meningiomas, chordomas), complex brain tumors (deep-seated or difficult), microvascular compression disorders (trigeminal neuralgia, hemifacial spasm, disabling vertigo), craniocervical junction and cervical problems.
Research Interests
Robotics and their application to medicine, stem cell therapies to improve outcomes for neurosurgical patients, continuous quality improvement in vascular and skull base neurosurgery, thought experiments on technology and the future of sentient beings.
Education
| Institution | Credential | Specialty | Year |
| Madras Medical College | Medical education | | 1973 |
| George Washington University Medical Center | Teaching Appointment | | |
| Hospital Foch | Fellowship | Neurosurgery | |
| Institute of Neurology, National Hospital | Fellowship | | |
| John H. Stronger, Jr., Cook County Hospital | Internship | Surgery | |
| Nordstadt Hospital Hanover | Fellowship | | |
| Univ. of Cincinnati College of Medicine | Residency | Neurology | |
| Univ. of Pittsburgh Medical Center | Residency | Neurological Surgery | |
| Univ. of Pittsburgh Medical Center | Teaching Appointment | | |
| University Hospital Zurich | Fellowship | | |
| Degree | Description | Year |
| MD | | 1973 |
Board Certifications
| Certification | Specialty | Year |
| American Board of Neurological Surgery | Neurological Surgery | 1986 |
