Surgical Education & Training in Neurosurgery
NSA Annual Scientific Meeting
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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. |
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NSA Research ScholarshipDr Hui Lau |
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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. |
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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. |
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NSA Research ScholarshipDr Peter Mews |
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Gene expression profilling following peripheral axotomy as part of a Doctor of Philosophy at University of Melbourne. |
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NSA Research ScholarshipDr Kristian Bulluss |
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Investigation of the malignant potential of the stem cells derived from primary brain tumours. |
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NSA Research GrantAssociate Professor Michael Murphy |
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Cerebellar tonsil movement and CSF flow in Chiari Malformation and Syringomyelia. |
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NSA Research GrantAssociate Professor Marcus Stoodley |
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Research into patient care and outcomes following minimally invasive posterior interbody lumbar fusion. |
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Mr Paul D'Urso |
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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. |
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NSA Research GrantAssociate Professor Adrian Nowitzke |
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