The Neurointerventional Fellowship training program at New York University is a two-year program. In addition, 2-year program fellows receive supervision and guidance in the performance and interpretation of diagnostic neuroangiographic procedures.
Fellows also assist in the performance of neurointerventional procedures.
Fellows are involved actively in daily work and teaching rounds on the clinical service as well as a biweekly multidisciplinary cerebro-vascular conference. In the second year of fellowship training, fellows are given graduated responsibility in the performance of diagnostic and interventional neuroangiographic procedures. During this year fellows are also given increasing clinical responsibility in the management of neurovascular patients in the in-patient setting. Fellows will be eligible for active membership in the American Society of Interventional and Therapeutic Neuroradiology as well as the World Federation of Interventional and Therapeutic Neuroradiology. Animal models are being developed to emulate side wall and bifurcation type aneurysms within the cerebral circulation.