Anna GALSTYAN the first Armenian female neurosurgeon

Q3 Neuroscience

eNeurologicalSci Pub Date : 2025-05-20 DOI:10.1016/j.ensci.2025.100569

Keyvan Mostofi

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Abstract

The number of women in the field of neurosurgery has been steadily increasing over the past 20 years. However, there still exists a significant gender disparity worldwide, with men predominantly occupying this profession. Recognizing and highlighting the contributions of female pioneers in neurosurgery is crucial to prevent these talented women from being overlooked. One notable figure in this regard is Anna Galstyan, the first female Armenian neurosurgeon. Born in Abovyan, Armenia in 1976, she graduated from Yerevan's medical school in 1998 and further specialized in oncological, pediatric, and endoscopic neurosurgery at the Burdenko Neurosurgery Institute in Moscow. Galstyan has honed her skills through various workshops, scientific projects, and research studies conducted in both the United States and Europe. She currently lives and works in Armenia.

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Anna GALSTYAN亚美尼亚第一位女性神经外科医生

在过去的20年里，神经外科领域的女性人数一直在稳步增长。然而，在世界范围内，仍然存在着显著的性别差异，男性主要从事这一职业。认识和强调女性先驱在神经外科领域的贡献对于防止这些有才华的女性被忽视至关重要。在这方面一个值得注意的人物是Anna Galstyan，亚美尼亚第一位女性神经外科医生。她1976年出生于亚美尼亚阿伯维扬，1998年毕业于埃里温医学院，并在莫斯科布尔登科神经外科研究所进一步专攻肿瘤、儿科和内窥镜神经外科。Galstyan通过在美国和欧洲进行的各种研讨会、科学项目和研究，磨练了她的技能。她目前生活和工作在亚美尼亚。

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