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Alain De Lotbinire, M.D.

Associate Professor, Neurosurgery
Director, Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery
Director, Gamma Knife Center

Yale University School of Medicine
TMP 409
P.O. Box 208082
New Haven, CT 06520-8082

Alain.DeLotbiniere@yale.edu

  Alain DeLotbiniere, MD photo.

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Jeanette Votto 203-785-2808
Kimberly Kunze, R.N. 203-785-2287
Fax: 203-785-2098

Biosketch

Dr. De Lotbinire is an associate professor of neurological surgery at Yale. He graduated from McGill University School of Medicine and completed his training at the Montreal Neurological Institute in 1988. After completing a fellowship in Cambridge, England he joined the faculty at Yale in order to form the section of functional neurosurgery and to initiate a program of radiosurgery.

Dr. De Lotbinire is curently Director of Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery at Yale, having extensive experience with the surgical treatment of patients with movement disorders, spasticity and intractable pain. He is also Director of the Radiosurgery Program at Yale, which has treated well over 100 patients for a variety of disorders requiring a radiosurgical intervention. Presently this is the only facility of its kind in the state of Connecticut. In addition, Dr. de Lotbinire has extensive experience in the treatment of pituitary tumors and peripheral nerve disorders.

Dr. De Lotbinière research interests involve the use of radiosurgery as a tool for creating lesions in the primate brain, which has been performed in collaboration with the section of neuro-biology under the direction of Dr. Goldman-Rakic. The results of his research have been presented at several international meetings. The opening of the Gamma Knife Center, a dedicated radiosurgical unit, in July, 1998, has further enhanced the clinical and research programs which have an interdisciplinary collaboration with neuro-oncology, neuro-vascular surgery, radiation oncology and neuro-biology. Dr. de Lotbinière is currently the medical director of this new unit - the Yale Gamma Knife Center.

Education

1976

BSc

Columbia University

1981

MD, CM

McGill University

1981 - 1982

Mixed Internship

Royal Victoria Hospital, Montréal

1982 - 1983

General Surgery

Royal Victoria Hospital, Montréal

1983 - 1988

Neurosurgical Residency

Montréal Neurological Institute

1988 - 1989

Honorary Senior Registrar and Lecturer

University of Cambridge

Selected Peer-reviewed Publications

HJ Kasowski, A de Lotbinire, IA Awad: Case problem conference: Cushing's disease and parasellar aneurysm. Neurosurgery 47:1420-1429, 2000.

H Fodstad, D Kondziolka, A de Lotbinire: The neuron doctrine, the mind, and the Artic. Neurosurgery 47:1381-1389, 2000.

A C de Lotbinire: Stereotactic radiosurgery for acoustic neuroma: a Canadian perspective [letter; comment]. Can J Neurol Sci 26:154-155, 1999.

MS Guoth, J Kim, AC de Lotbinire, ML Brines: Neurosarcoidosis presenting as panhypopituitarism and a cystic pituitary mass. Am J of the Med Sci 315: 220-4, 1998.

E Obedian, A de Lotbinire, B Haffty, J Piepmeier, D Fischer, J Knisely: Stereotactic Radiosurgery for Brain Metastases, in D Kondziolka (ed): Radiosurgery 1997. Basel: Karger, 1998, pp 78-85.

A de Lotbinire: Historical considerations, in JA Anson, EC Benzel, IA Awad (eds): Syringomyelia and the Chiari malformations. Chicago:AANS, 1997, pp 1-26.

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