Dr. Neena Marupudi is an Associate Professor in the Department of Neurosurgery at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI, where she combines her expertise in pediatric neurosurgery with a passion for advancing functional neurosurgical techniques for children. At Michigan Medicine, Dr. Marupudi leads the Pediatric Surgical Tone Management Program, playing a key role in the development and expansion of clinical and research initiatives focused on the surgical treatment of spasticity and movement disorders in children.
Dr. Marupudi is committed to improving the lives of pediatric patients through her innovative approach to neurosurgery. Her work prioritizes minimizing surgical impact while optimizing clinical outcomes, ensuring that children benefit from the latest advancements in medical technology and techniques. Her dedication extends to clinical outcomes research, in which she actively studies the efficacy and long-term benefits of various interventions in pediatric surgical tone and spasticity management. Dr. Marupudi’s research offers valuable insights that guide clinical practices and enhance patient care, aligning with the mission of the Cerebral Palsy Research Network to improve the health and well-being of individuals with cerebral palsy and related conditions.
