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The hippocampus and its role in memory and cognition
Scattered throughout medical history are some significant patients whose experiences have advanced medicine and helped many other people. We might think of 8-year-old James Phipps
Exploring the branches of the trigeminal nerve
The nervous system is an absolute marvel. Most of the time, it works brilliantly, enabling sensation, movement, and a range of other functions like breathing
Hydrocephalus in adulthood: Recognising and managing behavioural challenges
Hydrocephalus comes from two Greek words meaning ‘water’ and ‘head’. It’s a bit of a misnomer though for the condition actually involves too much cerebrospinal
Multiple talks from Macquarie Neurosurgery at the annual NSA conference – our neurosurgeons shine!
Four of our neurosurgeons were invited to deliver talks at the annual conference of the Neurosurgical Society of Australasia (NSA) which was held in Port
Professor Behzad discussed stroke risk in the Sydney Morning Herald
Professor Behzad Eftekhar discussed stroke risk in Western Sydney compared to the Easter suburbs in the Sydney Morning Herald. Stroke patients in western Sydney are
Research Paper on Moyamoya Revascularization Surgery Accepted in World Neurosurgery Journal!
Macquarie Neurosurgery and Spine submitted a paper on Revascularization Surgery for Moyamoya Vasculopathy in the prestigious journal, World Neurosurgery and it has been accepted for
