Today, live from Tyumen, Russia, we have a live stream feed from the center for Neurosurgical Innovation in Tyumen. We hope to also televise the laboratory portion. see this PAGE for the schedule TTo register, go HERE. To see the schedule, go HERE The broadcast will be on the STUDIO […]
Read more »Today, live from Tyumen, Russia, we have a live stream feed from the center for Neurosurgical Innovation in Tyumen. We hope to also televise the laboratory portion. see this PAGE for the schedule To register, go HERE. To see the schedule, go HERE The broadcast will be on the STUDIO […]
Read more »Live Broadcast of Neurosurgical Conference from Tyumen, Russia, directed by Albert Sarianov MD
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Neurosurgical TV will be televising LIVE a conference from Tyumen, Russia, October 13, 14, 15. The head of the Department of Neurosurgery, of the State Medical Univeristy, Albert Sufianov MD is the director. Included in the cast of presenters is world-renown skull base surgeon, Luis Borba MD, from Brazil. […]
Read more »At Neurosurgical TV, we will try to get Dr, Baskin in a hangout, he’s doing some great stuff down in Houston. Dr. Baskin and his team have some incredible new technology on the horizon and already implemented to cure brain cancer! Join Team Kelly in his journey to fund brain […]
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New simulation system utilizes virtual reality and augmented reality to aid neurosurgeons before and during operations. SOURCE August 2016 Dr. Robert Louis, a neurosurgeon at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian in Orange County, CA, is pitched some type of new technology, gadget or medication every day. He’s shown things so often […]
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Greetings friends, nobles and countrymen! Tomorrow, Sunday, on www.Neurosurgical.TV, we have a LIVE Hangout with Spanish Neurosurgeon,Rafael Martinez-Perez MD. The topic will be “Neurovascular Surgery in Pediatrics” Rafael is a from Murcja area in Spain, and is currently doing a :CHARLES DRAKE CLINICAL FELLOWSHIP in NEUROVASCULAR THERAPY: at the London Health […]
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SOURCE Sept 30, 2015 In December of last year, Laura Coffman began to notice that something wasn’t quite right with her 2-year-old son, Hunter. He was leaning to one side and seemed to lose his balance easily. When he became lethargic and started vomiting a few days later on […]
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Credit: L’agence Ody.C for AXA Research Fund Induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) are emerging as promising tools for modeling and treating human neural diseases. IPSCs have two main and unique properties: they can self renew indefinitely and they can become any type of cell of an organism – this […]
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