Mohamed H. Elnabtity, MD, FACS

Neurosurgeon, Lansing Neurosurgery

Summary

Current	Neurosurgeon at Lansing Neurosurgery
Past	Fellow of the American College of Surgeons Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Surgery at Michigan State University, College of Human Medicine Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Neurology - Neuro-ophthalmology, College of Osteopathic Medicine, Michigan State University
Education	Board Certified through the American Board of Neurological Surgery Residency at University of Arkansas MD from Wayne State University BA from Wayne State University

About Lansing Neurosurgery

Lansing Neurosurgery, a Centis Health partner located in East Lansing, Mich., is the premier provider of neurosurgical services in the Mid-Michigan region. Our board-certified physicians treat brain and spinal disorders and trauma using the most appropriate surgical and non-surgical techniques, including minimally-invasive spine surgery, to restore our patients to their best health.

Since 1969, Lansing Neurosurgery physicians have worked to establish strong referral relationships with doctors throughout Michigan, becoming a neurosurgical resource serving the community around the clock.

Learn more about Lansing Neurosurgery.

Biography

Dr. Elnabtity grew up in Detroit, Michigan. After graduation from Wayne State University School of Medicine, a fascination with neuroanatomy and his desire for hands-on, active involvement in patient care led to a specialty in neurosurgery. After practicing in the Chicago area and Detroit, in 2006 Dr. Elnabtity had an opportunity to join Lansing Neurosurgery, which he calls, "the best job in Michigan." His treatments involve minimally invasive techniques and the entire range of brain and spinal surgeries, including pediatric care and innovative pain management. He says the most rewarding aspect of neurosurgery is working with his patients to create the optimum treatment plan.

In the community, Dr. Elnabtity has enjoyed tutoring and mentoring inner-city youth and provided care at free inner-city health clinics in the Detroit area. He enjoys spending time with family and friends and maintaining a healthy lifestyle through exercise. He and his wife have two children, a boy and a girl.

Experience

Fellow of the American College of Surgeons

Michigan State University, College of Human Medicine

Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Surgery

Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Neurology - Neuro-ophthalmology, College of Osteopathic Medicine, Michigan State University

Education

American Board of Neurological Surgery

Board Certified, 2005

University of Arkansas

Residency, 2000

Wayne State University

Doctor of Medicine (MD), 1994

Bachelor of Arts (BA), 1990