- Gender:
- Male
- Year began practicing:
- 2011
- Year joined staff:
- 2011
Specialties
- Surgery - Neurological
- Surgery - Neurosurgery
- Surgery - Spine
Status
- Rush Copley Medical Group
Accepted Insurance Plans
- Aetna
- Beech Street
- Blue Cross Blue Shield Of Illinois
- Caterpillar Network PPO
- Cigna
- CorVel
- Coventry
- Family Health Network
- Fox Valley Medicine
- Great West
- HFN (Healthcares Finest Network)
- HMO Illinois
- Humana
- Illinois Health Connect
- Indiana Health Network
- Kane County IPA
- Land of Lincoln
- Medicare Part B
- Multiplan
- Preferred Network Access Inc
- Preferred Plan
- Public Aid
- Railroad Medicare
- Southland IPA
- Three Rivers Provider Network
- Tricare
- Union Health Service
- United Healthcare
- US Dept of Labor Workers Comp.
- USA Managed Care Organization
Education
Medical School
- Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia
Internship
- Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, Illinois
Residency
- Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, Illinois
Teaching or Professional Positions
Assistant Professor, Department of Neurosurgery at Rush University Medical Center
Board Certifications
Neurological Surgery
Special Practices & Procedures
Minimally invasive and complex spine surgery, including cervical and lumbar fusions, spinal tumors, adult spinal deformity, spinal decompression (discectomies and laminectomies), and image-guided spine surgery.
What Patients Are Saying
Dr. Ruban never rushed me, gave thorough answers, and included me in all decisions. Excellent doctor and nurse practitioner - will be recommending to others.
Dr. Ruban was a wonderful and caring doctor.
Dr. Ruban and his staff were very kind, courteous, and helpful. They made me feel comfortable and at ease. I was very nervous and scared about surgery, but I felt that I can trust him.
I am very impressed with Dr. Ruban and his professional staff.
They are the friendliest people I have had the privilege of knowing. They are very helpful also.
My total experience with all of you was and is fantastic. All my concerns were your concerns (it showed). If anyone I know may need neurosurgery, you people (all) are the best!! Thank you so much.
Physician Bio
Dr. Dmitry Ruban specializes in neurosurgery. He is particularly interested in spine problems and uses a wide array of procedures including minimally invasive ones to treat them. Patients seek out Dr. Ruban and the Neuroscience team for their expert care and compassionate approach to painful and mobility-limiting conditions.
Recent Publications
Wallace D, Ruban D, Kanner A, Smith M, Pitelka L, Stein J, Vannemreddy P, Whisler W, Byrne R. Temporal lobe gangliogliomas associated with chronic epilepsy: Long-term surgical outcomes. Clin Neurology and Neurosurgery. 115(4): 472-6, 2013.
Ruban D, O’Toole J. Management of incidental durotomies in minimally invasive spine surgery. Abstract. AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves 2012.
Ruban D, O’Toole J. A novel technique for temporary fixation during posterolateral thoracic corpectomy. J Spinal Disorders Tech. 24(8):E66-70, 2011.
Ruban D, O’Toole J. Management of incidental durotomies in minimally invasive spine surgery. Neurosurg Focus 31(4):E15, 2011.
Wallace DJ, Byrne RW, Ruban D, Cochran EJ, Roh D, Whisler W. Temporal lobe pleomorphic xanthoastrocytoma and chronic epilepsy. Clin Neurol Neurosurg. 113(10):918-22, 2011.
Ruban D, O’Toole J. Novel technique of temporary cross-rod fixation during vertebrectomy via posterior approach. Abstract. CNS 2010.
Ruban D, Byrne RW, Kanner A, Smith M, Cochran EJ, Roh D, Whisler W. Temporal lobe gangliogliomas associated with chronic epilepsy. Abstract. CNS 2009.
Ruban D, Byrne RW, Kanner A, Smith M, Cochran EJ, Roh D, Whisler W. Chronic epilepsy associated with temporal tumors: long-term surgical outcome. Neurosurg Focus 27(2):E6, 2009.
Ruban D, Byrne RW, Cochran E, Roh D, Whisler W. Temporal lobe tumoral chronic epilepsy: long-term surgical outcome. Abstract. CNS 2008.
Ruban D, Sani S, Kutz S, Bakay RAE. Technical analysis and complications of frameless stereotactic deep brain stimulation using bone fiducial markers. Abstract. AANS 2008.
