Majid Zahrabi

I entered primary school at the age of five and continued my education without interruption. At the age of 17, after being admitted through the nationwide entrance examination, I was accepted into the General Medicine program at Tabriz University of Medical Sciences and graduated in 1993. During this period, I authored several articles on various medical topics, which were published in different magazines, including Ettela'at-e Elmi, Zan-e Rooz, and Danesh va Fan. I participated by presenting articles at the following two student seminars:
Student Seminar on Kidney and Urinary Tract Diseases – Mashhad
Student Seminar on Liver and Biliary Tract Diseases – Tabriz
I also produced three educational feature-length films on neurosurgical procedures during my residency. “Investigation of the Possibility of Transplanting the Human Fetal Amniotic Membrane Instead of the Dura Mater of a Laboratory Animal—Dog—” was the title of my specialty research thesis, which was fortunately completed with complete success. This research was being conducted for the first time worldwide, and no similar study had been reported in this field. The full text of the research article was published in the Journal of Tehran University of Medical Sciences and received extensive coverage in the news media. After graduation, I began fulfilling my service obligation in Sari, the provincial capital of Mazandaran. During this period, I performed numerous and, fortunately, successful operations at various hospitals in the city, particularly Emam Khomeini Hospital, Amir Mazandarani Hospital, and Mehr Hospital; examples of some of these can be viewed on this website. At present, in addition to Sari, I also perform surgical procedures in Tehran and Qom. I also participate in surgical procedures through collaboration with hospitals in Paris and its suburbs. In addition, during trips and attendance at international congresses and seminars, I have engaged and continue to engage in the exchange and reciprocal transfer of experiences, as well as expanding scientific collaborations with specialists in various scientific fields.
Academic and executive history in brief:
Lectures and presentations at:
1. Seminar on Kidney and Urinary Tract Diseases, Mashhad, 1989
2. Seminar on Liver and Biliary Tract Diseases, Tabriz, 1990
3. Continuing education for nurses and paramedical staff at Razi Hospital, Qaemshahr, 2001
4. Continuing education for surgical physicians at Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences, 2002, with 3 separate lectures under the following titles:

5. General Principles of Brain Trauma
6. Cerebral Hemorrhages
7. Spinal Injuries
8. Continuing education for physicians, presenting the article “Peripheral Nerve Injuries,” at Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences, 2002
9. Continuing education for employees of the Health Services Insurance Organization of Mazandaran Province, Sari, 2002
10. Second Congress on Spinal Cord Injuries, with a poster presentation, Tehran, 2002
11. Head of the Executive Committee of the Seminar on Liver and Biliary Tract Diseases, Tabriz, 1990
12. Lectures at the weekly conferences of Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences, Emam Khomeini Medical Center, Sari, under the following titles:

a) Thoracic Spinal Canal Stenosis, with a film presentation
b) Meningiomas of the Brain
c) Transnasal Surgery for a Pituitary Tumor, with a film presentation
d) Surgical Report on a Rare Spinal Tumor, with a film presentation
e) Surgical Report on a Rare Spinal Cord Tumor, with a film presentation
f) Report of a Case of Cerebellar Tumor Surgery
g) Diagnosis and Treatment of Hydrocephalus
h) Surgical Report on a Rare Spinal Tumor That Had Been Discovered Incidentally, with a film presentation
i) Lumbar Disc Surgery, with a film presentation
j) Low Back Pain Panel and Indications for Lumbar Disc Surgery
k) Surgical Report on Correction of a Deformity of the Thoracic Spine, with a film presentation
l) Treatment of Hydrocephalus in Children
m) Brain Abscess: Surgical Report, with a film presentation
n) Tumor Board: Eosinophilic Granuloma of the Skull—A Patient Report