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Joseph M. Piepmeier,
M.D.
Professor of Neurosurgery, Acting Chairman of Neurosurgery
Yale University School of Medicine
P.O. Box 208082
New Haven, CT 06520-8082
Joseph.Piepmeier@yale.edu |
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Contact Info
Susan Warnstedt
203-785-2791
Betsy D'Andrea
203-737-1671
Fax #: 203-785-2042
Biosketch
Dr. Joseph M. Piepmeier received his undergraduate degree from Duke
University and his M.D. from the University of Tennessee School of Medicine.
He completed
his internship and residency training in neurosurgery at Yale University
School of Medicine and joined the neurosurgery faculty in 1982. He is
certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery. Dr. Piepmeier
is the acting chairman and holds the rank of Professor
of Neurosurgery as well as the Nixdorff-German Chair in Neurosurgery.
Dr. Piepmeier serves as the Chairman for the Joint Section Tumors for
the AANS/CNS. In addition, he is a member of the Editorial Board of Neurosurgery
and the Editor -in-Chief for the Journal of Neuro-oncology. Dr. Piepmeier
is a recipient of the Allied Services Award and the Wakeman Award for
work in clinical neurosurgery. The primary focus of Dr. Piepmeier's clinical
and laboratory work is neuro-oncology. He serves as the Director of the
Yale Brain Tumor Center.
Education
| 1972 |
B.A. |
Duke University |
| 1975 |
Doctor of Medicine |
University of Tennessee |
| 1976- 1977 |
Intern Surgery |
Yale-New Haven Hospital |
| 1977- 1978 |
Jr. Assist. Resident, Neurosurgery |
Yale-New Haven Hospital |
| 1978 - 1979 |
Assist. Resident, Neurosurgery |
Yale-New Haven Hospital |
| 1979 - 1980 |
Resident Assoc., Neurosurgery |
Yale University |
| 1980 - 1981 |
Sr. Resident, Neurosurgery |
Yale-New Haven Hospital |
| 1981 - 1982 |
Chief Resident, Neurosurgery |
Yale-New Haven Hospital |
Selected Peer-reviewed Publications
Lee S, Vives K, Piepmeier J: Less common gliomas: brain stem glioma,
juvenile pilocytic astrocytoma, anglioglioma, pleomorphic zanthoastrocytoma,
giant cell astrocytoma, desmoplastic astrocytoma, hamartoma. Youmans Neurological
Surgery, in press.
Piepmeier J: The neuro-oncological operating room of the future. The
Operating Room Of The 21st Century In Apuzzo ed, AANS Publications, in
press.
Piepmeier J: Cerebral gliomas. How tumor biology affects management.
Clinical Neurosurgery, in press.
Piepmeier J: Primary Brain Tumors: The case for resective surgery. Neurosurgery,
48:1-9, 2001
Carpentier A, Constable T, Schlosser M, Piepmeier J, Spencer D, Awad
I: Patterns of functional magnetic resonance imaging activation in association
with structural lesions in the rolandic region. A classification system.
Journal of Neurosurgery, 94:946-954, 2001
Piepmeier J: A neurosurgeon’s perspective on the neuropathology
of low-grade gliomas. Brain Tumor Pathology 17:85-88, 2000
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