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Mark Hornyak , MD

Associate Professor (Clinician-Educator)

Speciality: Skull Base and Cerebrovascular Surgery

Sub-Specialty Interests

Surgery of cranial base tumors :
         Skull base meningioma
         Pituitary adenoma
         Acoustic neuroma (vestibular schwannoma)
         Trigeminal schwnnoma
         Craniopharyngioma
         Cordoma and chondrosarcoma

Surgery of complex intracranial vascular lesions
         Aneurysm Arterio-venous malformation (AVM)
         Cavernous malformation

Craniofacial surgery
         Benign tumors
         Malignant tumors

Surgery for extracranial occlusive cerebrovascular disease
         Carotid endarterectomy
          Bypass surgery

Neuro-oncology
         Brain tumor surgery

Radiosurgery of intracranial lesions
         Gamma Knife
         Linear accelerator

Advancing skull base surgery with the use of minimally invasive techniques
         Endoscopic neurosurgery
         Extended transsphenoidal approach

Researching tumor biology of benign brain and spinal tumors
         Meningioma
         Schwannoma
         Pituitary adenoma

Dr. Mark Hornyak was born in New England and is a graduate of the University of Maryland School of Medicine. He trained in neurosurgery in New York, and has received fellowship training at the University of Utah to specialize in skull base and cerebrovascular neurosurgery. As a neurosurgeon who specializes in the treatment of skull base tumors and vascular diseases of the brain, Dr. Hornyak’s main interests lie in the surgical and non-surgical treatment of skull base lesions. He uses advanced surgical techniques to offer the maximal treatment with a minimum of invasion. These techniques include the use of the surgical endoscope and approaches through the paranasal sinuses, as well as the use of stereotactic radiosurgery when appropriate. Dr. Hornyak applies these tools to a vast array of diseases, but his clinical interest lies in the treatment and research of benign skull base tumors such as meningioma, schwannoma, and pituitary adenoma.

Along with treating brain tumors, Dr. Hornyak specializes in treating diseases of the blood vessels of the brain. Here he also uses a number of advanced techniques in surgically treating aneurysms, AVMs, and stroke. Although Dr. Hornyak specializes in brain tumors and vascular lesions, he is a geneneral neurosurgeon skilled in complex spinal surgery, head and spine trauma, and neurological care. Dr. Hornyak is an active member in both national and international neurosurgical societies. He also maintains academic pursuits; he has authored many papers and book chapters and takes an enthusiastic interest in teaching the residents and medical students at Wayne State University where he has been appointed an Assistant Professor

Academic Office Location:

  • Harper Professional Office Building
    4160 John R,
    Suite #930
    Detroit, Michigan, 48201
    Phone:313-966-5007
    Fax:313-966-0368
    E-Mail: mhornyak@med.wayne.edu

Patient Office Locations:

  • Harper Professional Office Building
    4160 John R., Suite #925
    Detroit, Michigan, 48201
    Phone: 313-831-0777
    Fax: 313-993-0303
  • DMC Novi Office – Hechtman Building
    41935 W. 12 Mile Rd
    Novi, Michigan 48377

Patient Appointment Scheduling:

  • Toll Free:

  • 877-486-7978
    877 4 UNS WSU

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Wayne State University Neurological Surgery Department delivers high standards of clinical excellence with innovative teaching, research and neurosurgical care. Our programs include clinical programs, research programs, clinical residency training, and surgical fellowships. We are dedicated to compassionate care for our patients.