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Like anything there is no clear list. But the big names are typical except for one: Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix is considered tops. But also places like Columbia, Hopkins, Mayo Clinic, U of Michigan, U of Pennsylvania, U of Virginia.
mpp said:Like anything there is no clear list. But the big names are typical except for one: Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix is considered tops. But also places like Columbia, Hopkins, Mayo Clinic, U of Michigan, U of Pennsylvania, U of Virginia.
I wouldn't forget UCSF, I was surprised to find out that they actually have as many clinical cases as the barrow
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The list is by no means complete...
I second that last post. Also, I think there are many great programs out there that produce very technically skilled surgeons, but do not necessarily produce as many academicians due to a lack of research infrastructure. It's probably important to decide what you want out of a residency before making a rank list based (only) on big names.
I'd be curious to know if any of them are not top programs? I'd really enjoy hearing about the bottom-of-the-barrel programs that admit the idiots.
me too