At Atlas Institute of Brain and Spine in Los Angeles, we specialize in providing advanced treatment options for metastatic brain tumors. This challenging condition arises when cancer cells spread to the brain from other parts of the body, necessitating a multidisciplinary approach for effective management. With Dr. Aaron Cohen-Gadol, a globally recognized leader in neurosurgery with over 7,500 complex brain surgeries performed and known for his contributions to the field, our practice is dedicated to offering personalized treatment plans tailored to the specific needs of each patient.
Dr. Cohen is the best of the best of the best. I had a large tumor (42.85mm x 37.79mm) pressing against my brain. I was referred to Dr. Cohen, who reviewed my scans and gave me the peace of mind that he could remove the tumor. Dr. Cohen was very kind and patient with me and even took the time to have a virtual appointment with my wife and I to answer several questions and concerns we had.
There are many attributes that describe Dr. Cohen: he is incredibly skillful, he has a tremendous bedside manner, he is kind and wants what is best for his patients.
Explore Metastatic Brain Tumors Treatment Options
Treatment for metastatic brain tumors involves a comprehensive evaluation to determine the most effective approach. Options may include surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy, tailored to the individual’s health status and the characteristics of their tumors. Due to Dr. Cohen-Gadol’s extensive experience, patients can trust that they are receiving care from one of the most accomplished neurosurgeons worldwide. Our practice also provides innovative treatment options that align with each individual’s medical condition, maximizing the efficacy of the care delivered.
Identify Symptoms of Brain Metastases
Recognizing the symptoms of brain metastases is crucial for early intervention. Approximately 200,000 new cases of brain metastases are diagnosed annually in the U.S., making them the most common type of brain tumor in adults. Common signs include persistent headaches, seizures, cognitive impairments, and neurological deficits. If you experience any of these symptoms, consulting with specialists at our office in Los Angeles is vital for timely diagnosis and treatment.


How to Diagnose Metastatic Brain Tumors
Diagnosing metastatic brain tumors typically involves imaging tests such as MRI or CT scans to assess the size and number of tumors. A comprehensive consultation with our experienced team allows for monitoring and accurate diagnosis of metastatic growths. Utilizing advanced imaging techniques, we ensure precise evaluations for effective care planning.
Personalized Treatment Plans at Atlas Institute
At the Atlas Institute, our team understands that each patient’s experience with metastatic brain tumors is unique. We emphasize personalized treatment plans that address both the tumors and the patient’s overall well-being. Our approach also leverages access to clinical trials that incorporate the latest advances in research, as well as genetic profiling.
Advanced Surgical Techniques in Los Angeles
Our practice employs cutting-edge surgical techniques, including fluorescence-guided tumor surgery and minimally invasive procedures. Dr. Cohen-Gadol is known for his pioneering methods in neurosurgery, which enhance surgical precision while preserving neurologic function. This commitment to using advanced technology enables us to address even the most complex cases of metastatic brain tumors.
Clinical Trials for Brain Metastases Treatment
Engaging in clinical trials is integral to advancing treatment for brain metastases. These trials offer patients access to the latest innovations and treatments that may not yet be widely available. Our practice is committed to integrating these resources into our treatment strategies to provide patients with optimal care options.

Frequently Asked Questions About Metastatic Brain Tumors Treatment
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Symptoms may include headaches, seizures, cognitive changes, and neurological impairments. Early recognition is essential for timely intervention.
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Diagnosis typically involves imaging techniques such as MRI or CT scans, followed by consultations with specialists to assess the tumors’ characteristics.
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Treatment can include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and participation in clinical trials, tailored to the individual’s unique health status.
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Our practice is led by Dr. Aaron Cohen-Gadol, known for innovative techniques and extensive experience in neurosurgery, ensuring that patients receive top-tier care.
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Yes, we offer access to various clinical trials that explore emerging treatment options for brain metastases, enhancing patient care and outcomes.

Why Choose Our Neurosurgical Expertise
Choosing the Atlas Institute for your treatment of metastatic brain tumors means partnering with a team led by Dr. Aaron Cohen-Gadol, a board-certified neurosurgeon renowned for his contributions to the field. As the founder of The Neurosurgical Atlas and the developer of AtlasGPT, he embodies a commitment to education and surgical innovation.
Our credentials include:
- Over 7,500 complex brain surgeries performed
- Recipient of the Vilhelm Magnus Medal, one of neurosurgery’s most prestigious honors
- Published over 560 peer-reviewed articles in neurosurgery
- Extensive mentorship of future neurosurgeons and trainees
This wealth of experience and commitment to patient-centered care distinguishes our practice in Los Angeles and attracts patients seeking second opinions for complex or previously inoperable cases.
Contact UsSchedule Your Consultation for Expert Care
If you or a loved one are facing the complexities of metastatic brain tumors, reach out to the Atlas Institute of Brain and Spine in Los Angeles. Schedule your consultation with Dr. Aaron Cohen-Gadol today to explore personalized treatment options tailored to your unique situation. Serving patients not only in Los Angeles but also providing expert care for individuals from Beverly Hills and surrounding areas, we are here to support you in your journey toward effective treatment and improved health.
