Department of Neurology
USF Health · College of Medicine

Michael W. Hoffmann, M.D.

Professor of Neurology
Associate Dean, Academic Assessment, USF College of Medicine
Assistant Vice President, USF College of Medicine
Director, USF Cognitive Neurology
Director, Stroke Center, James A. Haley VA Medical Center
Contact Info
Address: 2 Tampa General Circle
7th Floor,
Tampa, FL 33606
Phone: (813) 259-8577
Fax: (813) 259-8551
Email: mhoffman@health.usf.edu

Education
Medical School: University of Witwatersrand Faculty of Medicine, South Africa (MBChB)
University of Natal Medical School, South Africa (MD)
Residency: University of Natal, South Africa (Neurology)
University of Kentucky (Neurology)
Fellowship: Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center (Vascular Neurology )

 

Interests
Clinical Interests:
  • Frontal lobe syndromes
  • Behavioral neurology
  • Cognitive vascular disorders
  • Stroke in young
  • Research Interests:
  • Measurement in behavioral neurology
  • Transcranial magnetic stimulation in traumatic brain injury
  • Emerging consciousness
  • Board Certification(s)
  • College of Physicians of South Africa (FCP-SA (Neurology)
  • Specialties:
  • Cognitive Neurology
  • Cerebrovascular Diseases
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    Selected Publications

    Hoffmann M, Schmitt F, Bromley E. Vascular Cognitive Syndromes: Relation to stroke etiology and topography. Acta Neurol Scand 2008 (in press).

    Hoffmann M, Schmitt F, Bromley E. Vascular Comprehensive Cognitive Neurological Assessment in Stroke. Acta Neurol Scand 2008 (in press).

    Hoffmann M. Neurobehavioral Approach – Utility of Detailed Cognitive Testing.Clinical Toxic and Environmental Neurology. Editor (Dobbs M). Elsevier 2008 Boston (in press).

    Parvizi J, Arciniegas DB, Bernardiini G, Hoffmann MW, Mohr JP, Rapaport M, Schmahman JD, Silver JM, Tuhrim S. The Diagnosis and Management of Pathological Laughter and Crying: A Concise Review. Mayo Clin Proc. 2006 Nov;81(11):1482-6. Review

    Hoffmann M, Schmitt F. Metacognition in stroke: Bedside assessment and relation to location, size and stroke severity. Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology 2006;19(2):85-94.