Dr Mayoglou’s clinical focus is the diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy. He is responsible for establishing and operating an epilepsy monitoring unit at UPMC Hamot. He introduced a treatment program for non-epileptic behavioral events to the region in collaboration with Northshore Neurosciences. He has recently published a paper on insular connectivity to better understand the functional interaction between specific cortical regions of the brain. 

Education & Training

• DO, Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, Osteopathic Medicine
• Resident, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Hamot, Neurology
• Fellow, Cleveland Clinic Clinical, Neurophysiology / EEG / Epilepsy

Specialized Areas of Clinical, Research and/or Educational Interests 

• Education: Clinician-Educator for neurology residents and medical students

Board Certifications

• American Osteopathic Board of Neurology & Psychiatry                              
• American Board of Clinical Neurophysiology with added competency in epilepsy monitoring

Professional Organization Membership

• American Epilepsy Society, Active member                                       
• American Clinical Neurophysiology Society, Active Fellow                                        
• American Academy of Neurology, Active member    

Honors & Awards

• Excellence in Patient Experience Award

Selected Recent Publications

Connectivity of the human insula: A cortico-cortical evoked potential (CCEP) study.  Journal: Cortex 2019 Jun 18;120: 419-442. doi: 10.1016/j.cortex.2019.05.019.  Authors: Sasha Dionisio, Lazarus Mayoglou, DO; Sung-Min Cho, MD; Bradley Lega, MD, PhD; David Prime, BEng; Patrick Flanigan, MD; John Mosher, PhD; Richard Leahy, MD, PhD; Jorge Gonzalez-Martinez, MD, PhD; Dileep Nair, MD