Workshops & InitIatives

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Discover our diverse array of workshops and initiatives designed to ignite curiosity, inspire creativity, and foster growth. From hands-on skill-building sessions to thought-provoking discussions, our workshops offer a unique opportunity to delve into various subjects and learn from industry experts. Our initiatives aim to drive positive change and create impact in the community. Join us in exploring these engaging programs that aim to empower, educate, and innovate.

 

Workshops

Prof Antonio Di Ieva’s Brain Anatomy and White Matter Workshop

From March 2nd to 3rd, 2024, we hosted the 3rd Brain Anatomy and White Matter Workshop in Australia. Building on the success of previous editions in 2018 and 2019, this workshop provided a unique opportunity to deepen participants’ understanding of the human brain.

 

With a focus on neuroanatomical relationships from neurosurgical and neuroimaging perspectives, the event emphasised a heuristic and holistic learning approach.

 

Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to making this workshop a success.

Macquarie Neurosurgery’s 3rd Micro-Vascular Anastomosis Workshop

On April 27, 2024, we successfully hosted our 3rd Micro-Vascular Anastomosis Workshop at Macquarie Neurosurgery. The event brought together a passionate group of surgeons and trainees eager to enhance their skills in micro-vascular techniques.

 

Led by Professor Marcus Stoodley and Dr Nazih Assaad, the workshop provided hands-on experience and reinforced our commitment to advancing neurosurgical education.

 

Thank you to all participants and facilitators for making the workshop a success. We look forward to more opportunities to learn and grow together.

Initiatives

Solomon Island's mission

A first and historic trip to the Soloman Islands in November of 2023 saw the first Neuro group to perform brain surgery there. The Aelan Neurosurgical team formed at the urgent request from the Ministry of Health Services in the Soloman Islands. 

 

Their collective mission was to provide specialised medical care to long awaiting patients and education to the local medical community. Three consecutive days of surgical interventions marked a resounding success. 

 

This mission stands as a testament to the incredible outcomes that unfold when dedicated individuals pool their expertise for the greater good. Beyond the surgical achievements, the team engaged in a collaborative knowledge exchange, sharing their insights with the local community to support them in addressing future medical challenges.

 

Amongst the Aelan team were Macquarie Neurosurgery’s Professor Antonio Di Ieva, Dr Matthew Tait, Dr Kevin Agyemang and Dr Eric Suero Molina. Macquarie Neurosurgery contributed $10,000 to the cause and is very proud to have been involved in this mission.

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