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PREVIOUS RESEARCH SUPPORTED BY THE NSA RESEARCH FOUNATION

With the support of our sponsors the NSA Research Foundation awarded $271,875 in research grants and scholarships for neurosurgical research during 2008. We would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank our sponsors for their ongoing support for neurosurgical research in Australia and New Zealand.

 

An animal model for the study of the neurobiological mechanisms involved in the development of epilepsy in patients with brain tumours as part of a Doctor of Surgery at the University of Melbourne.

NSA Research Scholarship

Dr Hui Lau
Royal Melbourne Hospital (Melbourne)
$55,000 in 2008

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Diffusion tensor imaging in stereotactic localization of targets for functional neurosurgery and deep brain stimulation as part of a Doctor of Philosophy in Surgery at Oxford University.

NSA Research Scholarship

Dr Patrick Schweder
John Radcliffe Hospital (Oxford UK)
$27,500 in 2008

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In-vitro determination of growth kinetics, loss of heterozgosity (LOH), response to temozolomide and DNA methylation in meningioma using a cell culture base technique.

NSA Research Scholarship

Dr Peter Mews
Auckland Cancer Society Research Centre
$55,000 in 2008

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Gene expression profilling following peripheral axotomy as part of a Doctor of Philosophy at University of Melbourne.

NSA Research Scholarship

Dr Kristian Bulluss
St Vincent's Hospital (Melbourne)
$14,375 in 2008

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Investigation of the malignant potential of the stem cells derived from primary brain tumours.

NSA Research Grant

Associate Professor Michael Murphy
St Vincent's Hospital (Melbourne)
$30,000 for 2008

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Cerebellar tonsil movement and CSF flow in Chiari Malformation and Syringomyelia.

NSA Research Grant

Associate Professor Marcus Stoodley
Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute
$30,000 for 2008

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Research into patient care and outcomes following minimally invasive posterior interbody lumbar fusion.

Mr Paul D'Urso
Epworth Hospital (Melbourne)
$30,000 for 2008

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A prospective randomised double-blind trial of open microdiscectomy versus minimally invasive discectomy for the treatment of lower limb radiculopathy due to single-level prosterolaterla prolapsed lumbar intervertebral disc.

NSA Research Grant

Associate Professor Adrian Nowitzke
Princess Alexandra Hospital (Brisbane)
$30,000 for 2008

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