Eduardo Martinez del Campo

Biography

DHR Health is pleased to announce Dr. Eduardo Martinez del Campo to its distinguished 
Neuroscience team. Dr. Martinez del Campo will serve as a neurosurgeon, subspecialized 
in the diagnosis and treatment of skull base and brain tumors. Additionally, he has 
expertise in managing medically and surgically disorders of the central and peripheral 
nervous systems, including the brain, spinal cord, spinal column, and peripheral nerves.

Born and raised in Mexico City and fluent in English and Spanish, Dr. Martinez del Campo 
graduated top of his medical school class at Anahuac University School of Medicine 
with the support of a full scholarship for academic excellence. During his studies, 
he participated in a one-year internship that included a 6-month rotation at Jackson 
Memorial Hospital, University of Miami in Florida; focusing in neurological surgery. He 
then spent three months at the National Institute of Perinatology, Isidro Espinosa de 
los Reyes, and an additional three months at the National Institute of Pediatrics, both 
located in Mexico City. After earning his medical degree, he spent nearly 4 years at the 
prestigious Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, to further his education 
earning a post-doctoral fellowship in spine biomechanics and clinical research, where he 
conducted spine and vascular neurological surgery research. This was also supported by 
industry-based and academic excellence scholarships.

Additionally, Dr. Martinez del Campo completed his residency in neurological surgery at 
the Medical College of Wisconsin, where he specialized in brain tumor and skull base 
surgery. He furthered honed his skills with a fellowship in brain tumor and skull base 
surgery at Swedish Health Services, Cherry Hill campus in Seattle, Washington. He is an 
active member of several prestigious medical organizations, and has made significant 
contributions to his field through extensive writing and presentations. His research has 
been cited over 600 times in academic journals.