Dr. Miguel Mural
Professional Career
Miguel Mural is a neurosurgeon specialized in the treatment of skull base tumors with minimally invasive endoscopic techniques. He completed his initial training as a neurosurgery resident at Hospital Nacional Prof. A. Posadas, where he later served as chief resident.
He completed international rotations to consolidate his expertise in conventional and endoscopic skull base surgery with Drs. Eduardo Vellutini and Aldo Stamm in São Paulo, Brazil, and with Drs. Daniel Prevedello and Ricardo Carrau in Ohio, USA.
He currently serves as Head of the Skull Base Section at Hospital Nacional Prof. A. Posadas and is part of the Skull Base Section at Hospital de Alta Complejidad en Red El Cruce.
He is a consulting physician in endoscopic and conventional skull base pathology at numerous public and private centers. Trained as both a pediatric and adult neurosurgeon, he has a comprehensive understanding of this pathology.
His private practice operates from his consulting room in the Belgrano neighborhood of Buenos Aires. He is part of the staff at Sanatorio Los Arcos, Hospital Alemán, and Sanatorio Mater Dei, among others. He also performs surgical procedures in cities across the interior of the country to spare patients from traveling — for example in Mendoza, Neuquén and Rosario, with the support of local colleagues.
Dr. Mural is a Full Member of the Argentine Association of Neurosurgery and actively participates each year in national and international congresses such as Rhinology in São Paulo. He is Director of the Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery Conferences in Rosario and the Endoscopic and Transcranial Skull Base Surgery Conferences at Hospital El Cruce. He was part of the Junior Organizing Committee at the World Congress of Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery, EndoBarcelona 2018.
On this page you'll find clear, detailed information about skull base pathology along with resolved clinical cases to aid understanding.
Institutions
Hospitals where I operate
Private office
Private office in Belgrano, Buenos Aires.