Sarah Hook, PA-C

Kenneth Liu, MD, is the Director of Neuroendovascular Surgery at the Bronson Neuroscience Center. He consults with patients who have cerebrovascular disease on open and minimally invasive surgeries. Dr Liu has an active research interest in traditional cerebrovascular neurosurgery. He has pioneered minimally-invasive treatments for devastating and difficult to treat conditions, such as intracerebral hemorrhage and idiopathic intracranial hypertension. Dr Liu has been the main investigator on many clinical trials, has an interest in device and technology development in the endovascular arena. He has been previously funded by the Department of Defense as well as collaborated with NASA.

Christi has always found the human body to be amazing and very intriguing in the way how every part works and effects one another. She considers herself to be a very caring person that finds immense enjoyment in helping others and credits aspects of these traits to her high school basketball coach. He taught her the importance of respect, being a team player, accountability and hard work. Christi's favorite part about her work is seeing the same patients and their families after their surgery and recovery, knowing that she made a difference. In her spare time, Christi enjoys spending time with her family, enjoying the outdoors and running. I enjoy working as an integral part of the team to provide the best care for our patients.

Mike has always had a strong interest in surgery. He feels that the procedures he performs directly improve the patient. “It’s much different than treating blood pressure and seeing a number change. Someone can walk in with a problem and walk out with a set of sutures and their problem is gone.” The immediate change provides patients with a sense of success and provides Mike with a sense of accomplishment. He has a special interest in soft tissue lesion removal and treatment as well as complex post-surgical care. In his time away from the practice, Mike likes to participate in outdoor sports and athletics.