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| Kenneth
Ott, MD, FACS |
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Dr.
Ott has practiced neurosurgery for twenty five years in San
Diego, joining Dr. Assam at the NMC following his residency
at the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston in 1976. Prior
to residency he attended Yale University and U.C. San Francisco
School of Medicine. He has been the Chief of the Divisions
of Neurosurgery at Mercy Hospital and Scripps Memorial Hospital.
He developed the Gamma Knife radiosurgery program at Scripps
Hospital in 1994. Currently he is the Executive Director of
the San Diego Gamma Knife Center and Vice Chief of Surgery
at Scripps Memorial Hospital, La Jolla .
Offices: Banker's Hill and La
Jolla
Tel:
619 297-4481
Fax: 619 297-4218
E-Mail:
kennott@gmail.com
Areas of special interest:
Minimally invasive forms of neurosurgery such as outpatient microlumbar
discectomy and anterior
cervical discectomy, Gamma
Knife radiosurgery, image
guided
and frame-based stereotactic surgery, functional
neurosurgery for Parkinson's
disease and endoscopic
sympathectomy
for hyperhydrosis as well as pituitary
surgery. Brain tumor surgery is a significant portion of
the practice
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Curriculum
Vitae
| BIRTHPLACE: |
Baltimore,
Maryland |
| EDUCATION:
B.S.
in Biochemistry,
Yale University, New Haven, CN 1962 1966
M.D.University of California Medical Center,
San Francisco, CA 19661970
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| INTERNSHIP:
Externship in Neurology
Hospital for Nervous Diseases, Queen’s Square, London,
England Summer 1969
Internship
in Surgery,
Massachusetts General Hospital 19701971
Boston, MA
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RESIDENCY:
Junior
Assistant Resident in Surgery,
Massachusetts General Hospital 1971
Junior
Assistant Resident in Neurosurgery,
Massachusetts General Hospital 1972 -1976
Boston City Hospital
Beth Israel Hospital
Boston Children’s Hospital
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Chief
Resident in Neurological Surgery,
Massachusetts General Hospital, 1976
Gamma
Knife Radiosurgery Course 1994
Karolinska Institute, Stockholm
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| CERTIFICATION:
American
Board of Neurological Surgery, 1980
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| HONORS
& AWARDS:
Regents
Scholar, University of California 1967-70
Roche Award 1968
Alpha Omega Alpha 1969
Upjohn Achievement Award for Outstanding Academic
Attainment 1970
Merck Award 1970
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| PROFESSIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS:
California
Medical Association
San Diego County Medical Society
California Association of Neurosurgeons
San Diego Academy of Neurological Surgeons
Congress of Neurological Surgeons
American Assoc. of Neurological Surgeons
San Diego Surgical Society
Fellow American College of Surgeons
Western Neurosurgical Society
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| APPOINTMENTS:
Assistant
in Neurosurgery, Massachusetts General Hospital 1976
President, San Diego Academy
of Neurological Surgeons 1980-82
Assistant Clinical Professor of Neurological Surgery,
University of California San Diego School of Medicine
1980-1992
Board of Directors,
California Association of Neurological Surgeons 1981-
1982
Board of Directors, San Diego Foundation for Medical
Care 1983
President, Yale Club of San Diego 1984-86
Chief Division Neurological Surgery
Mercy Medical Center, San Diego 1985
Chief Section Neurological Surgery,
Scripps Memorial Hospital 1986 - 1993
President and CEO, Neurosurgical Medical Clinic, Inc.
1993 -1994
Board of Advisors, Pasadena Play House 1993
Executive Director, San Diego Gamma Knife Center 1994-present
Board of Directors,
California Association of Neurological Surgeons 2004
Advisor Trigeminal Neuralgia Association
Advisor International Radiosurgery Association
Chief, Division of Neurological Surgery, Scripps Mercy
Hospital 2003-2005
Web-Master Western Neurosurgical Society 2004 -
present
California Association of Neurological Surgeons Board
2005-2007
Chief Division of Neurosurgery, Scripps Memorial
Hospital 2005-2007
Vice-Chief of Surgery, Scripps Memorial Hospital
2006-2008
Chief of Surgery, Scripps Memorial Hospital 2008-2010
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| HOSPITAL
AFFILIATIONS:
Scripps
Memorial Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Sharp Memorial Hospital
Scripps Encinitas Hospital
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| BIBLIOGRAPHY:
ABSTRACTS:
1.
Eldred E, Ott K: Effects on shivering-of cerebellar
lesions and stimulation. Fed Proc 1964;23: 567.
2. Ishikawa K., Ott K, Stuart DG, Eldred E: Receptor
discharges during near sinusoidal stretch. Physiologist
1964;164: 7.
3. Ishikawa K, Ott K, Stuart DG, Eldred E: Motorneuron
responses to stimulation of thermoregulatory regions
of the hypothalamus. Physiologist 1965;8: 200.
4. Ott K H: A new method of Motorneuron excitability
testing. Texas Rep Bio Med 27;1969: 929-930.
5. Gassel MM, Ott K: Cutaneous proprioceptive reflexes
in humans. Electroenceph Clin Neurophysiol 1969;27:
716-717.
6. Gassel MM, Ott K :The relationship of the latencies
of the monosynaptic reflex and the direct motor response-an
electrophysiological aid in differential diagnosis.
Neurol 20;1970: 396.
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| PUBLICATIONS:
1.
Stuart DG,Ott K, Eldred E: Effects of cerebellar lesions
and stimulation on the shivering tremor. Am J Physiol
1965;209: 1261 266.
2. Stuart D, Ott, K, Ishikawa K, EIdred E: Muscle receptor
responses to sinusoidaI stretch. Exp Neurol 1965;13:
82-95.
3. Stuart DG, Ott K, Ishikawa K, EIdred E: The rhythm
of shivering. i : general sensory contributions. Amer
J Phys Med 1966;45: 61-74.
4. Stuart DG, Ott K, Ishikawa K, EIdred E: The rhythm
of shivering . ii passive proprioceptive contributions.
Amer J Phys Med 1966;45: 75-90.
5. Stuart DG, Ott K, Ishikawa, K, Eldred E: The rhythm
of shivering. iii : central contributions. Amer J Phys
Med 1966; 45: 90 104.
6. Ishikawa K, Ott K, Porter RW, Stuart D: Low frequency
depression of the h-wave in normal and spinal man. Exp
Neurol 1966;15: 140-156.
7. Eldred E, Ott K, Ishikawa K, Stuart DG: Proprioceptive
contributions to the shivering tremor. Nobel Symposium
I. Muscular Afferents and Motor Control. Ragnar Granit
ed. John Wiley & Sons, New York, 1966.
8. Ott K, Gassel M M: Methods of tendon jerk reinforcement.
The role of muscle activity in refIex excitabiIity.
J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiat 1969;32: 541-547.
9. Gassel MM, Ott K, A novel and accelerated method
of evaluating motorneuron excitability. Trans Amer Neurol
Assoc 1969;94: 269-270.
9. Gassel, MM, Ott K: Local sign and late effects on
motorneuron excitability on cutaneous stimulation in
man. Brain 1970;93: 95-106.
11. Gassel MM, Ott K: Motorneuron excitability in man.
A novel method of evaluation by modulation of tonic
muscle activity. Electroenceph Clin Neurophysiol 1970;29:
190-195.
12. GasseI MM, Ott K: Patterns of reflex excitability
change after widespread cutaneous stimulation in man.
J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiat 1973;36: 282-287.
13. Ott K, Kase CS, Ojemann R.G, Mohr JP: Cerebellar
hemorrhage: diagnosis and treatment. A review of 56
cases. Arch Neurol 1974;31: 160-167.
14. Ott K , Tarlov E, Crowell R, Papadakis N :Retained
intracranial metallic foreign bodies: a report of two
cases .J Neurosurg 1976;44: 80-83.
15. Waltz TA, Dalessio
DJ, Ott KH, Copeland C, Abbott G: Trigeminal cistern
injections for facial pain. Headache 1985;25: 354-357
16. Sinha, YN, Ott, K, Vanderlaam, WP Detection of
multiple PRL- and GH- like protein in human pituitary
by Western blot analysis. Amer J Med Sci 1987;30:15-25.
17. Ott K: A comparison of craniotomy and gamma knife
charges in a community-based gamma knife center. J
Stereotact Funct Neurosurg 1996;66 (suppl 1): 357-364.
18. Goetsch SJ, Hardy T, Hodgens D, Lizarraras A,
Ott K, Scharfen C, Tung H. The
Open gamma knife center concept. J Stereotact Funct
Neurosurg 1996;66 (suppl 1): 296-301.
19. Chasan CB, Goetsch
S, Ott K. Radiosurgery for pineal tumors. Is biospy
indicated? J Stereotact Funct Neurosurg 1996;66 (suppl
1): 174-183.
20. Ott K: Letter to the Editor. Surgery or Radiosurgery?
J Neurosurg 1997;86:165-166.
21. Ott K: An Algorithm for the determination of functional
stereotactic targets.J Stereotact Funct Neurosurg
1998;71:29-35.
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