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Neurosurgery Education

Recent Seminars

Management of AVMs

Jeffrey Steinberg

Jeffrey Steinberg is an attending neurosurgeon at University of California, San Diego. He is director of the cerebrovascular program and involved in the resident training program. He completed a fellowship in open and endovascular cerebrovascular surgery. Here he discusses the surgical approach to management of intracranial AVMs.

Chordomas & Chrondrosarcomas

Matei Banu

Matei Banu is an Assistant Professor, neurosurgeon and researcher at Stanford University. He completed his neurosurgery residency at Columbia University, New York Presbyterian hospital following medical training in Romania. He the pursued specialised skull base and neuro-oncology training with dedicated fellowships at MD Anderson Cancer centre in Houston, Texas and Stanford University. He is activity involved in research on techniques for resection and treatment of skull base pathology. Here he discusses his approach to chordomas and chondrosarcomas.

Lumbar Spondylolisthesis

Chris Daly

Chris Daly is a consultant neurosurgeon at the Gold Coast University Hospital and Gold Coast Private Hospital. He completed fellowship training in spine surgery in Vancouver, Canada. He holds a PhD from Monash University, investigating the use of adult stem cells in the treatment of lumbar degenerative disease. Here he discusses his approach to the management of lumbar spondylolisthesis.

Upcoming events

  • Neuropathology

    9th June 0700

    Tom Robertson

    Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital

  • Vessel Wall Imaging

    14th July, 0700

    Alan Coulthard

    Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital

  • Topic TBC

    11th August, 0700

    Presenter TBC

Queensland Seminar Series

The Queensland Neurosurgery Seminar Series was initiated in 2025 by current Queensland trainees to provide a platform for knowledge exchange and professional growth within our state.

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