Keith MacDougall, MD, FRCSC
Office: London Health Sciences Centre, University Hospital A10-325
Phone: 519-663-3628
Secretary: Lisa
Bio Sketch
After earning his BSc with first class honours in 1997 from the University of Calgary, Dr. MacDougall completed medical school at the University of Alberta in 2002 and neurosurgical training at Western University in 2008. After a year in Calgary as a general neurosurgeon, Dr. MacDougall returned to Western for a year of fellowship training in Pain Surgery and Deep Brain Stimulation. Subsequently, Dr. MacDougall spent another fellowship year performing Epilepsy Surgery abroad at the Austin Hospital in Melbourne, Australia
Dr. MacDougall is an Assistant Professor with Western University he joined the Department in 2012. He is the Director of the Neurosurgery Residency Program. His clinical practice is focused on Functional Neurosurgery.
Research
Dr. MacDougall has published and presented on outcomes following epilepsy surgery, specifically after invasive intracranial recordings. Ongoing research interests include the effectiveness of neuro-modulation for the treatment of chronic neuropathic pain and headache and the application of novel stimulation techniques.
Medical Interests
Neuromodulation, Chronic Pain Surgery, Epilepsy Surgery, Movement Disorder Surgery, Parkinson's Disease Surgery
Honours and Awards
- 2013, Top CNS Presentation, Boston Scientific
- 1999, Nat Christie Foundation Scholarship, University of Alberta
- 1995, Louise McKinney Post-Secondary Scholarship, University of Calgary
Publications
News
- LHSC receives $500,000 donation for new surgical robot - London Free Press
- Woman with Parkinson's 'blown away by the improvements' after surgery - Windsor Star
