Rolfs Ozols

Rolfs Ozols is a Lecturer and Study Process Coordinator in the Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery at Riga Stradiņš University, Faculty of Medicine. His work bridges clinical neurosurgery and academic education, with a focus on neuro-oncological conditions, particularly brain and spinal tumors.

Research Interests: His research centers on brain metastasis, surgical treatment of spinal tumors, neuro-oncology, and outcomes following craniotomy and radiosurgery. His work integrates clinical data with molecular markers such as 1p/19q deletion in gliomas.

The most recent publications reflect a consistent focus on improving survival and treatment efficacy in patients with brain metastases and spinal neoplasms. His involvement in frameless image-guided radiosurgery and multidisciplinary tumor boards highlights a commitment to advanced, technology-driven neurosurgical care.

Professional Activities:

• Organizing Committee Member, 15th Congress of the Baltic Neurosurgical Association (2024)
• Participant, ZEISS Neuro Week: Advances in multidisciplinary brain tumor treatment (2021)
• Member, Latvian Medical Association (since 2020)
• Member, Latvian Society of Neurological Surgeons (2021–2022)

Scientific Contributions: He has contributed to five peer-reviewed publications, including full articles and conference abstracts in journals such as Neuro-Oncology and Medicina. His work has been cited 9 times in Scopus, with research topics forming a distinct fingerprint in neuro-oncology and surgical neurology.

Rolfs Ozols plays an active role in neurosurgical education and professional development, coordinating study processes and engaging in national and regional neurosurgical initiatives. No formal advisory or grant information is available in the provided text.