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Exploring Syringomyelia, Spinal CSF Disorders, and Adult and Paediatric Scoliosis: Understanding, Diagnosis, and Treatment Members login for free access About RACGP online events

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Type: On-demand
Recorded: 1 Jul 2024

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Exploring Syringomyelia, Spinal CSF Disorders, and Adult and Paediatric Scoliosis: Understanding, Diagnosis, and Treatment

On-demand recorded 1 Jul 2024

This insightful and engaging webinar discusses updates on syringomyelia, spinal CSF disorders, and adult and paediatric scoliosis. Gain invaluable knowledge in recognising, diagnosing, and managing these complex conditions.

Learning outcomes

  1. Analyse the various types of syringomyelia - clinical features, and treatment options.
  2. Discuss spontaneous intracranial hypotension related to spinal CSF leaks - clinical features, and treatment options.
  3. Describe how to diagnose scoliosis in both adult and paediatric patients by identifying key clinical indicators and interpreting radiographic findings.
  4. Discuss the management options available for adult and paediatric scoliosis.

Facilitator

Dr Natasha Feingold
General Practitioner

Dr Natasha Feingold is a GP from Sydney who has recently moved to the Gold Coast, QLD and works for a specialised women’s health clinic where she has a speciality interest in chronic disease management. She is committed to the quality medical education of junior doctors and worked for many years as a lecturer at the University of Notre Dame School of Medicine. Additionally, Dr Feingold is an examiner for RACGP fellowship exams to ensure the next generation of GPs are providing a high standard of care. She also previously held a position on the RACGP faculty for NSW/ACT where she advocated for recently fellowed GPs and organised wellbeing conferences for doctors and their families. Finally, Dr Feingold is also a wife and mother of two young boys which helps keeps her balanced outside of her clinic.

Speakers

Professor Marcus Stoodley
Academic Neurosurgeon

Professor Stoodley graduated with honours from the University of Queensland Medical School. After completing neurosurgery training in Australia, he undertook further subspecialty training in vascular neurosurgery at Stanford University and the University of Chicago in the United States. Prior to joining Macquarie University, he worked at the Prince of Wales Hospital and the University of New South Wales. In addition to his neurovascular expertise, Professor Stoodley is recognised internationally for clinical management of Chiari malformation and syringomyelia. Professor Stoodley heads the neurosurgery research team at Macquarie University. This is one of the largest neurosurgery research groups in Australasia, with world-leading research efforts in syringomyelia and CSF physiology, and in the development of new treatments for brain AVMs.

Dr Brian Hsu
Adult and Paediatric Spine Surgeon, MMed, MBBS, FRACS (Orth), FAOrthA, FHKAM

Dr Brian Hsu is an Adult and Paediatric Spine surgeon based in Sydney. Dr Hsu received his medical degree from the University of Sydney before obtaining his qualifications as an orthopaedic surgeon in New South Wales. Following his orthopaedic training, he spent 18 months in the USA completing further specialised training in all facets of spine surgery. During his fellowships he worked and trained at two world-renowned institutions, UCSF, San Francisco, CA and Twin Cities Spine Center Minneapolis, MN. Dr Hsu’s area of interest is in all aspects of spine surgery and spinal disorders, particularly adult and paediatric spine

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