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Garni Barkhoudarian, MD, is a fellowship-trained neurosurgeon with a focus on skull base and minimally invasive endoscopic surgery. Dr. Barkhoudarian has particular interest and expertise in pituitary and parasellar tumors, brain tumors, skull-base tumors, intra-ventricular brain tumors, colloid cysts, trigeminal neuralgia and other vascular compression syndromes. For virtually all tumors and intracranial procedures, Dr. Barkhoudarian applies the keyhole concept of minimizing collateral damage to the brain and its supporting structures using advanced neuroimaging and neuro-navigation techniques along with endoscopy to improve targeting and lesion visualization.

Dr. Barkhoudarian's research interests include evaluating outcomes of pituitary and brain tumor surgery. He is also involved in the biomarkers research program for pituitary adenomas, meningiomas and metastatic brain tumors, as well as evaluating potential mechanisms and markers of invasive and atypical tumor progression. He is an investigator in a number of clinical trials evaluating the efficacy of various medical or chemotherapies for pituitary tumors and malignant brain tumors.

Dr. Barkhoudarian is the director of the Brain Tumor Center Skull Base Microdissection Anatomy Laboratory. Here, he works with international neurosurgeons interested in advancing their knowledge of skull-base anatomy and minimally invasive techniques. He also conducts research to expand our understanding of surgical anatomy and keyhole approaches. In collaboration with Dr. Daniel Kelly, BTC Director, Dr. Barkhoudarian also oversees the BTC Clinical Neurosurgical Fellowship.

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