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Faculty Friday! Meet Dr. Mohammad A. Aziz-Sultan, Chief of Vascular/Endovascular Neurosurgery at BWH Department of Neurosurgery! #BWH #MGBNeurosurgery #FacultyFriday 🧠 Ali Sultan

When I met Dylan, he was a determined young man facing a daunting diagnosis: a ruptured aneurysm. Today, he is thriving & turned his journey into creative inspiration. His craniotomy tattoo is a symbol of strength & transformation. Dylan’s story shows the power of perseverance.

I’m honored to call Ray Kurzweil a friend & supporter. His groundbreaking work as a futurist & innovator at Google is now helping transform global neurosurgery. His support will expand access to life-saving brain care worldwide. Thank you, Ray, for inspiring us all! #Neurosurgery

Everyone deserves access to quality healthcare. Proud to highlight Dr. Gupta and Dr. Smith’s work in Gambia with Dr. Jabang, the country’s only neurosurgeon. Together, they’re bringing hope & healing to many. Learn more: bit.ly/3ODH4po

Our client, Ali Sultan, is a world-class neurosurgeon who truly cares! 🧠💪 His patient, Dylan, survived a ruptured aneurysm & he turned his recovery into art with a tattoo of his craniotomy. 🎨✨ Inspired by both, we created a graphic to celebrate their powerful journey!

Tech allows those in our industry to connect globally even more intricately than ever before. Surgeons in Afghanistan are now leveraging an innovative and bi-lateral approach through Zoom & smart glasses to bring expert knowledge directly to the operating room on both sides. 🌍💻

Kenya – no bridge too far. Working with Afghan-American Community Organization (AACO) & NeuroKids, my team is sending operative cameras to Kenya to train Afghan surgeons, bridging gaps & bringing vital knowledge back to their patients. Excited to make healthcare more accessible globally! 💪🌍

In 2018, Bonnie suffered a major stroke. Thanks to rapid action & a catheter-based intervention by our Brigham team, she made a full recovery. Now she’s back to what matters: traveling, making memories, & enjoying life with her grandson.

Mass General and Brigham and Women’s have joined forces—creating a powerhouse of medicine in Boston. I’m proud to work alongside brilliant minds to drive innovation, elevate care, and push boundaries here and around the world. The future is collaborative.

We celebrated the journeys, discoveries, and stories from 15 global neurosurgery leaders in our Symposium's Champions session. No matter where they came from, they were dedicated to advancing the field of neurosurgery. I'm so grateful to have been a part of it.

One of the most impactful parts of the symposium for me was the Champions session, celebrating the leaders and trailblazers driving progress in neurosurgery. From Sierra Leone to Syria, Nepal to Kenya — each story a reminder of what it takes to build something meaningful.