George Hadjigeorgiou

George Hadjigeorgiou is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Neurosurgery/Neuroscience at the European University Cyprus's School of Medicine. He holds a PhD in Medicine (2017, University of Thessaly) and an MD (2007, University of Athens). His clinical and academic career spans roles such as Neurosurgeon at the Athens Medical Center/Apollonion Hospital (2019–present), Consultant Neurosurgeon at Klinikum München (2016–2018), and fellowships in specialized neurosurgical centers across Europe and the US.

His research focuses on neurosurgical outcomes, traumatic brain injury, and genetic associations in neurological disorders. Key areas include meningioma surgery, cerebrovascular pathologies, and spinal tumor management. He has published extensively on topics like olfactory groove meningiomas and AQP4 genetic polymorphisms in TBI patients.

• Editorial Roles: Editorial Board member for Journal of Spinal Diseases and Research, EC Orthopedics, and EC Neurology.
• Awards: EANS-Codman Training Grant (2016), Antoniadis Award (2015), and Aesculap Training Grant (2015).
• Institutional Service: Clinical Training and Quality Assessment Committees at European University Cyprus.

His clinical expertise includes complex skull base surgeries, endoscopic brain procedures, and spinal neurosurgery. He actively contributes to neurosurgical education and quality assurance in medical training programs.