Stroke Center of Stanford

The Stanford Stroke Center was founded in 1992 by vascular neurologist Gregory Albers, MD, interventional neuroradiologists Michael Marks, MD, and vascular neurosurgeon Gary Steinberg, MD, PhD. Together they continue to direct the Stanford Stroke program today. In, 2000 the Center added a Neurocritical Care Program.

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The Stanford Stroke Center was founded in 1992 by vascular neurologist Gregory Albers, MD, interventional neuroradiologists Michael Marks, MD, and vascular neurosurgeon Gary Steinberg, MD, PhD. Together they continue to direct the Stanford Stroke program today. In, 2000 the Center added a Neurocritical Care Program.

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