Miron Sramka studied at Faculty of Medicine of Charl´s University in Prague. He worked as research worker at Institute of Pharmacology of Czechoslovak Academy of Science. He worked as Department head at Department of Stereotactic and functional Neurosurgery from Faculty of Medicine Comenius University, Bratislava. Miron Sramka worked as a Professor at University Public Health and Social Work St. Elisabeth; He acts as head of Clinic of Stereotactic Radiosurgery. He is the member of the European executive committee for stereotactic and functional neurosurgery. New diagnostic methods: Spinal cord stereotaxy, Transplantation of brain tissue by the Parkinsonism and Hungtington’s chorea, Method of MR guided stereotaxy, Stereotactic radiosurgery of melanoma of eye, Virtual 3D printing by radiosurgical operation of head in collaboration with Dr. Ruzicky (Dean of the Faculty of Informatics PEU) showed the possibilities of 3D printing used in order to decide which modality surgery is most appropriate for the patient in order to maintain the highest quality of life after surgery Miron Sramka studied at Faculty of Medicine of Charl´s University in Prague. He worked as research worker at Institute of Pharmacology of Czechoslovak Academy of Science. He worked as Department head at Department of Stereotactic and functional Neurosurgery from Faculty of Medicine Comenius University, Bratislava. Miron Sramka worked as a Professor at University Public Health and Social Work St. Elisabeth; He acts as head of Clinic of Stereotactic Radiosurgery. He is the member of the European executive committee for stereotactic and functional neurosurgery. New diagnostic methods: Spinal cord stereotaxy, Transplantation of brain tissue by the Parkinsonism and Hungtington’s chorea, Method of MR guided stereotaxy, Stereotactic radiosurgery of melanoma of eye, Virtual 3D printing by radiosurgical operation of head in collaboration with Dr. Ruzicky (Dean of the Faculty of Informatics PEU) showed the possibilities of 3D printing used in order to decide which modality surgery is most appropriate for the patient in order to maintain the highest quality of life after surgery

3D printing used in order to decide which modality surgery is most appropriate for the patient in order to maintain the highest quality of life after surgery