Leaders of Neurosurgery: Daniel Barrow Interviewed by Sanjay Gupta

[@lroberts4162]

Dr Barrow did an AVM on my mother 40 years ago and saved her life. She is now 92. She first saw Dr Tindal and he handed her over to Dr Barrow. It was a 9 hour surgery and clipped the aneurism the size of a golf ball. We were so blessed to have him save our mother. Thank you.

[@nancygarrison6540]

Dr. Gupta is such a gem of a human being … of service to mankind. It is a real pleasure listening to these outstanding souls candidly talk about their transition into neurosurgery and what it meant to them throughout time. It’s not everyday two people speak so articulately about something so interesting. Gratitude!!!

[@Neuro_Ahmad]

Thank you for this incredibly enlightening interview. Dr. Gupta's thoughtful, probing questions shine a light upon a true 'giant of neurosurgery'.

[@RonD-GB23]

Amazing interview. Dr. Barrow operated on my dad. He gave him his life back. Our family is forever grateful.

[@guvenyurtseven313]

It’s been great interview and also been candid.Thank you both of you.

[@tracioneka7998]

Dr. Barrow did my AVM surgery in 2009.

[@nancygarrison6540]

Fabulous interview!! Inspiring for sure.

[@garrettdyess1110]

Incredible.

[@lduranceau8046]

Hello, would you interpret this statement on a Cervical MRI: 'C3-C4 - There is a diffuse disc osteophyte with bilateral uncovertebral and facet changes. There is mild central canal stenosis with moderate bilateral foraminal stenosis.'

[@lduranceau8046]

Thank you. You have a beautiful family, congrats. Also, you apparently liked my comment. Would you care to elaborate?