Dr. Filler applies Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) targeted by speech mapping of the injured brain of this patient. This demonstrated the use to repair a traumatic injury that had caused a speech impairment in this patient.
Professor H. Richard Winn, Editor in Chief of the Youmans and Winn Neurological Surgery Textbook with Dr. Filler in front of the 3-dimensional projection of the brain of photographic artist Heji Shin at the 52 Walker David Zwirner Gallery in Manhattan. Dr. Filler assisted Heji Shin in preparing the art exhibit based in part on DTI brain imaging.
Dr. Kateb, Dr. Filler, Dr. Roy and Dr. Dawn S. Eliashiv, MD – Professor Neurology at UCLA at the White House, following the OSTP meeting, May 10, 2019.
Meeting at the Executive Office Building with staff of the OSTP – Office of Science and Technology Policy – with Michael J. Roy, MD – Professor of Medicine, Division of Military Internal Medicine, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Dr. Babak Kateb, May 10, 2019.
Dr. Filler with SBMT team following presentation to legislators at the California State Capitol building in Sacramento in August of 2018 seeking legislation for additional State grant funding for brain repair research.
Wall Poster of Key Presenters at G20 World Brain Mapping & Therapeutics Initiative Summit & Chongqing International Neurology Forum 2016, in Chongqing, China where Dr. Filler presented reports on clinical advances in Diffusion Tensor Imaging and MR Neurography
Aaron G. Filler, MD, PhD, JD in his new legal office at Tensor Law P.C. in Santa Monica, California pictured in front of the Patent that covers Diffusion Tensor Imaging, Diffusion Vector Imaging and Magnetic Resonance Neurography U.S. 5,560,360 (issued October 1996)
SBMT Announces Dr. Filler’s Award of Pioneer in Medicine for his invention of Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) on this Times Square, New York display – here pictured with his wife Annelise Shaw – (former Captain & Gulf War I veteran, United States Air Force).
Aaron G. Filler, MD, PhD, JD receives Pioneer in Medicine award from Babek Kateb, MD, the CEO of the Society for Brain Mapping and Therapeutics (SBMT) – an international medical society involving thousands of scientists, physicians and medical leaders. Dr. Filler also became President and General Counsel for the SBMT in 2016. On the podium are Commander Kenneth P. Green, U.S. Navy; Harry Kloor, PhD – prominent inventor in the field of robotics; Vicky Yamamoto, PhD – cancer scientist, USC – University of Southern California
Aaron G. Filler, MD, PhD receives JD degree of Los Angeles based Concord Law School in 2015
Aaron G. Filler, MD, PhD, FRCS invited to accept full appointment into the Royal College of Surgeons in London England, 2008.
Aaron G. Filler, MD, PhD, FRCS (2008) with statue of John Hunter – founder of modern scientific surgery – at the Royal College of Surgeons in London, England.
Aaron G. Filler, MD, PhD, FRCS (center) at the Leipzig iMR meeting in September 2010 discussing his work with Jonathan S. Lewin, MD (Left) Chairman of Radiology at Johns Hopkins University and Professor Jens Frahm, PhD (Right) inventor of CHESS and FLASH imaging and Director of the Biomedicine NMR Group at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry.
Diffusion Tensor Tractography of Human Brain, 2007. Aaron Filler was the lead inventor on the project that led to the development of DTI (diffusion tensor imaging).
A standard T2-weighted Brain MRI. From the collection of Aaron Filler.
CBS Radio’s ‘Pain Free Hour’ recorded at KLSX 97.1 FM Los Angeles. The show featured Aaron Filler with glamorous co-hosts Shirlee Jackson and Kerri Kasem (Casey Kasem’s daughter).
Moroto Vertebra from Morotopithecus 21.6 million years ago, showing most of the functional anatomy of the modern human lumbar spine. Basis for ‘Humanian Model’ of human evolution by Aaron Filler, as detailed in his book, The Upright Ape.
Composite of drawings by Adolph Schultz and DaVinci for Aaron Filler’s concept of the ‘four great hominiforms’ explained in The Upright Ape by Aaron G. Filler.
Hylobatid bipedalism (photo by Nina Leen) is explained in the framework of Aaron Filler’s book, The Upright Ape.
Axial Character Seriation in Mammals by Aaron Filler (2007), published by BrownWalker Press. This book is a republication of Aaron’s widely cited 1986 Harvard PhD Thesis.
Axial Character Seriation in Mammals by Aaron Filler (2007), published by BrownWalker Press. This book is a republication of Aaron’s widely cited 1986 Harvard PhD Thesis.
Aaron G. Filler – The Upright Ape: A new origin of the species (2007) New Page Books, with a foreword by David Pilbeam (Dean of Harvard College).
Aaron Filler in 2004.
Aaron G. Filler, MD, PhD, FRCS (2004) Medical Director – Institute for Nerve Medicine. Director of Peripheral Nerve Surgery – Cedars Sinai Medical Center 2005-2008, Associate Director – Comprehensive Spine Program UCLA 1996-2001.
Aaron Filler in 2002, conducting real time Open MRI Surgery.
Aaron Filler’s popular book, Do You Really Need Back Surgery (2004, 2007), published by Oxford University Press.
Aaron Filler in 1997, pioneering development of minimal access spinal surgery techniques.
Aaron Filler (2001) synthetic vector model that led to successful testing of intraneural drug delivery by axonal transport. SynGenix/Sirus Pharma/Molecular Synthetics. Experiments in collaboration with Glaxo Wellcome.
Aaron Filler in 1996 with UCLA’s Open MR interventional system.
Aaron Filler et al 1996 – US patent 5,560,360 for MR Neurography and Diffusion Anisotropy
United States Air Force Captain Annelise Shaw (Dr. Filler’s wife), giving out a war whoop during Desert Storm (Gulf War I) in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia where she worked airlifting wounded soldiers to Ramstein. A missile attack from Saddam Hussein has missed its targets.