MRes in neurosurgery, Queen Square, UCL. Brainbook Editorial Officer. Walter E. Dandy Neurosurgical Society committee. @QS_SimCentre @NANSIG1 committee.
Huge congrats to the 7 from @QSNeurosurgery securing neurosurgery training posts - especially our @TEQ_Neurosurg group stars: Dr George Richardson (albeit still ENT-curious…), Dr Musa China, Dr Francesco Magni & Dr Oliver Burton. That’s now 18/18 progressing from our group since its inception!
All credit to them: talented, hardworking & genuinely lovely people.
To those who didn’t get what the number they wanted this year - you're in great company. Most of our group were in that position once (myself included). Keep going.
Attention neurosurgeons: Have you participated in a pituitary operation as either the primary or assistant surgeon?
If so, we have an excellent opportunity for you to contribute to our research and gain recognition as a collaborator when published.
Enthusiastic engagement at the @NANSIG1 Neurosurgical Skills Workshop for aspiring #neurosurgeon held at the @The_SBNS meeting in Birmingham!
@UHBNeurosurgery consultants and trainees leading the workshops on craniotomy, micro-suturing, and aneurysm clipping.
Great to see this go from strength to strength - thank you to all the staff at @QSNeurosurgery that have supported courses over the last three years, and to the trainees attending.
22nd June - Vascular Neurosurgery Course! 1 week to go‼️
Don’t miss this fantastic full-day course featuring a comprehensive programme of talks and practical stations dedicated to vascular neurosurgery!
Hands-on practical stations include both virtual reality and high-fidelity surgical models of aneurysm clipping, as well as cranial access and microvascular anastomosis skills.
The Royal College of Surgeons of England has awarded up to 8.5 CPD points for the event.
Registration: https://t.co/hC0RdJzr8K
22nd June - Vascular Neurosurgery Course! Just over a week to go‼️
The Royal College of Surgeons of England has awarded up to 8.5 CPD points for the event.
Don’t miss this fantastic full-day course featuring a comprehensive programme of talks and practical stations dedicated to vascular neurosurgery!
Hands-on practical stations include both virtual reality and high-fidelity surgical models of aneurysm clipping, as well as cranial access and microvascular anastomosis skills.
High yield talks on key topics including intraoperative and radiological anatomy, treatment approaches for common neurovascular pathology, and current clinical trials evidence in the field.
Registration & sign-up: https://t.co/hC0RdJzr8K
What are the top 10 research priorities for pituitary surgery?
Join over 100 patients and professionals that have already contributed, and have your say:
https://t.co/iK3QkxArIq #PituitarySurgery#PrioritySettingPartnership
For yet another of our workshops we have Miss @RoisinFinn2 teaching us about fluorescent technologies and the use of ultrasonic aspirators in glioma surgery!
1 week to go‼️ 7th June - Advanced Neurosurgical Oncology Simulation Course. Included in the ticket price - Networking dinner❗️Join us at this unique neuro-surgical oncology simulation course at Queen Square, London. Expert speakers will update you with high-yield talks on hot topics in the field, perfect for exam preparation or ensuring your practice remains up to date. Then you will experience 6 advanced hands-on stations and cutting-edge simulation covering the full-spectrum of modern neuro-oncology practice and techniques. Secure your place: https://t.co/ctAxk09T1d
We're delighted to launch an exciting collection of regular videos highlighting the cutting-edge research performed within our group, combining neurosurgery, robotics, artificial intelligence, neurotechnology, simulation and more! Kicking things off, group lead Mr @hani_marcus!
Next impact event 🚨 ‼️ Join us on the 11th July 2024 for a fantastic event with Dr Dan Bush who will be talking to us about studying memory function using intracranial EEG! 🧠
⏰ 1630-1830
📍 Wolfson LT, 33 Queen Square, London
@QSNeurosurgery
https://t.co/EffmOLVl42
The Queen Square Neurosurgery Review Course has come to an end!
We would like to thank all delegates, online and in-person, for tuning in.
We would also like to thank the faculty, organisers and all those involved in making this week possible. See you all in a year!
Continuing the spinal theme we have one of our co-directors @SayalParag with a lecture on biomechanics - covering key concepts that underpin the core principles of surgical management of spinal disease