St. Luke’s Health offers comprehensive care for a broad range of neurological conditions and brain disorders, giving hope to stroke victims and patients with some of the most debilitating diseases. Using breakthrough research and a collaborative approach, we are able to help patients recover function that is lost due to a brain tumor, stroke, or ruptured brain aneurysm.
Being the first in Houston to use CyberKnife® technology and the first in Montgomery County to use Gamma Knife® technology, our facilities offer the latest advancements in neurological medicine to treat patients effectively and with shorter recovery time. Our DNV-certified Comprehensive Stroke Centers at Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center and The Woodlands Hospital have the capability to quickly intervene to stop the progression of stroke damage and prevent permanent impairment through minimally invasive techniques.
Not only are we offering the latest treatment options, we are continuing to develop new, advanced treatments. Building a brain computer to restore vision to the blind and revolutionizing benign pituitary tumor removal are examples of our projects progressing the standards of healthcare—and we are focused on continuing to lead the way in neuroscience in Houston for years to come.
It was an average Sunday for Albert Yang and his wife Janie Tsai when something suddenly went terribly wrong. “I had gotten up to make breakfast and the kids ran into the kitchen to tell me that mommy fell,” said Yang. “I noticed that her body was ki...
Tiffany was just 42, athletic, and in seemingly perfect health when she experienced an ischemic stroke. She had recently had surgery to remove a bunion on her left foot and was on crutches when she fell to the floor while at home. Her husband thought...
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Baylor St. Luke’s has invested in Viz.ai’s technology to improve their stroke care, allowing for quicker triage, diagnosis, and treatment of strokes.
Most of us have heard about the billion-dollar “brain games” industry that provides mental challenges to improve cognitive ability. But does this brain training really work? Recent studies have shown an improvement in different cognitive domains afte
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