Sarah Hull, MD

Veronica Chiang MD, a neurosurgeon and director of the Gamma Knife Center at Yale New Haven Hospital, specializes in treating metastatic cancer to the brain using a multidisciplinary approach. She offers both standard neurosurgical surgery as well as cutting edge procedures such as laser thermocoagulation. In addition, she specializes in the use of radiosurgery. This technique allows doctors to transmit radiation directly to tumor cells and avoid radiating healthy brain cells, which can help improve patients’ quality of life after treatment.

Prashanth Vallabhajosyula, MD, MS, is surgical director of the Aortic Institute, which is part of the Yale New Haven Health Heart & Vascular Center. He is a cardiothoracic surgeon who performs the entire spectrum of heart surgeries, including coronary artery bypass grafting, valve surgery, and heart transplantation. His primary focus is endovascular and open surgeries of the aorta, and hybrid surgeries that combine the two.

Yale Medicine-Pediatric Hematology & Oncology, located in New Haven, CT, is dedicated to providing advanced medical care for pediatric patients diagnosed with hematological and oncological conditions. The institution is recognized for its world-renowned specialists, integrating research and education to offer cutting-edge treatments and innovations in cancer care. Committed to patient-centered care, Yale Medicine empowers patients through tools like MyChart for appointment requests, result tracking, and prescription refills. The facility fosters collaboration with referring doctors, ensuring access to expertise and technology in the fight against cancer. Generated from the website