Evan Winograd, MD
Assistant Professor, Neurosurgery
Medical School
- MD, Tel Aviv University- Sackler School of Medicine (2012)
Undergraduate School
- BS, University of Wisconsin–Madison (WI) (2008)
Residency
- University at Buffalo Program, Chief Resident, Neurological Surgery (2019)
Fellowships
- University of Colorado (University Hospital) Program, Neurological Surgery (2020)
Department
NeurosurgeryProfessional Titles
- Assistant Professor
Practice Locations
UCHealth Highlands Ranch Hospital1500 Park Central Drive
Highlands Ranch, CO 80129
720-516-1000
UCHealth Lone Tree Medical Center
9548 Park Meadows Drive
Lone Tree, CO 80124
720-848-2200
Hospital Affiliation
- University of Colorado Hospital
- UCHealth Highlands Ranch Hospital
Specialty Information
Specialties- Neurosurgery, Board Certification
Clinical Interests
• Chiari malformation • Cranial and spine trauma • Degenerative spine • Gamma knife radiosurgery • Glossopharyngeal neuralgia • Hemifacial spasm • Hydrocephalus • Microvascular decompression for trigeminal neuralgia • Minimally Invasive Spine • Minor deformity correction • Revision spine • Tumors (brain, pituitary, spinal cord, spine)
Care Philosophy
While neurosurgery seems like a very mechanical process, Dr. Winograd believes each patient deserves an individualized approach tailored uniquely to their character, ambitions and condition. The human being is an immense puzzle, and a series of images doesn’t always give the full picture, the patient does. Dr. Winograd applies this philosophy to both his spine and cranial practice as a general neurosurgeon, always trying to deliver his best self to the patient’s surgical and non-surgical care to achieve the best outcomes possible.
• Chiari malformation • Cranial and spine trauma • Degenerative spine • Gamma knife radiosurgery • Glossopharyngeal neuralgia • Hemifacial spasm • Hydrocephalus • Microvascular decompression for trigeminal neuralgia • Minimally Invasive Spine • Minor deformity correction • Revision spine • Tumors (brain, pituitary, spinal cord, spine)
Care Philosophy
While neurosurgery seems like a very mechanical process, Dr. Winograd believes each patient deserves an individualized approach tailored uniquely to their character, ambitions and condition. The human being is an immense puzzle, and a series of images doesn’t always give the full picture, the patient does. Dr. Winograd applies this philosophy to both his spine and cranial practice as a general neurosurgeon, always trying to deliver his best self to the patient’s surgical and non-surgical care to achieve the best outcomes possible.