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At ����TV Langone’s Center for Advanced Radiosurgery, our team of specialists use the Leksell Gamma Knife^® Esprit™, the most technologically advanced robotic radiosurgical method available today, to treat patients who come to us from around the world.

Conditions We Treat

Conditions suitable for Gamma Knife radiosurgery include:​

• acoustic neuromas, also known as vestibular schwannomas
• meningiomas
• pituitary tumors
• arteriovenous malformations
• cranial nerve schwannomas
• brain metastases
• gliomas and other brain tumors
• cavernous malformations
• chordomas and chondrosarcoma
• pineal region tumors
• craniopharyngiomas
• select headache syndromes such as cluster headache
• select movement disorders
• nasopharyngeal cancers
• obsessive–compulsive disorder
• trigeminal neuralgia

A Highly Skilled Gamma Knife Team

Gamma Knife radiosurgery is performed by a team of highly specialized neurosurgeons, radiation oncologists, nurse practitioners, and radiation physicists. As leaders in the field, we are an internationally recognized center for training and research, and we offer professional training courses in Gamma Knife radiosurgery.

Excellence in Care and Research

Patient clinical care and safety are our highest priorities. A major focus of our research is on clinical outcomes for patients with benign or malignant brain tumors, as well as the development of novel imaging strategies to evaluate radiosurgery outcomes. We are leaders in the development of artificial intelligence-based knowledge tools.

����TV Langone experts have co-developed and installed the first comprehensive prospective patient registry for radiosurgery outcomes research. We also launched the world’s largest brain tumor dataset (����TV Mets) for open research by other centers to advance the pace of research. Read more about Gamma Knife radiosurgery at ����TV Langone in our patient guide.