Prof. Menashe Zaaroor

Professor Menashe Zaaroor is a top neurosurgeon of Israel. Head of the Neurosurgery Department in Medical Center Rambam. Leading specialist in minimal invasive and non-invasive methods of treating brain and nervous system disorders. He is the first in history of medicine who used the method of influencing the brain by ultrasonic waves under the control of MRI for the therapy of hand tremor.

Graduated from the Medical faculty of the University of Technion further obtaining specialization in neurosurgery in the basis of the Central Hospital of the University of Leeds in the UK as well as the Department of Neurosurgery at the South Hospital of Glasgow in Scotland. He passed many specialized courses from California, Hannover, Hamburg and Tuttlingen. He worked as a visiting professor at universities and institutes in Austria and the USA.

Membership in professional organizations:
• Congress of Neurosurgeons of the United States;
• Israeli Association of Neurosurgeons;
• European Association of Neurosurgeons;
• International Association of Neurosurgeons;
• Israeli Association of Surgeons;
• International Association of Skull Base Surgery Specialists;
• Israeli Association of Clinical Neurophysiology;
• Israeli Association of Traumatology;
• The Israeli Association of Vertebrologists;
• Israeli Association of Neurosciences.

Specialization of the doctor: Tumors of the brain and spinal cord, minimal invasive operations on the brain, craniocerebral trauma.