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| Doctor Bio's |
Dr. Thomas H. Milhorat
Chief of Neurosurgery at Long Island Jewish Hospital and founder of The Chiari Institute in Great Neck, NY, a
multidisciplinary clinical and research center for patients with Chiari malformations, syringomyelia and related disorders
www.chiariinstitute.com---Dr. Milhorat
Dr. Paolo Bolognese
The leading worldwide expert in the field of laser Doppler flowmetry applied to neurosurgery and the top European figure
in the field of neurosurgical intraoperative ultrasound. He joins Dr. Milhorat in surgery at the Long Island Jewish Hospital and is associate director of The Chiari Institute in Great Neck, NY.
www.chiariinstitute.com---Dr. Bolognese
Dr. Roger Kula
The first recipient of the Muscular Dystrophy Association's Ade T. Milhorat Humanitarian Award in 1998, Dr Kula is the Medical Director
of The Chiari Institute
www.chiariinstitute.com---Dr. Kula
Prof. Marcus Stoodley
Associate Professor of Neurosurgery, University of New South Wales, Australia
Neurosurgeon, Prince of Wales Hospital & Sydney Children's Hospital
Specialities in research: Syringomyelia, Chiari malformation (malformation of cerebellum), Arteriovenous malformations, Aneurysms,
Prof. Stodley Website
Dr. John J. Oro
Dr. Oró is a nationally recognized leader in the treatment of Chiari I Malformation. During his tenure at MU and now at TMCA, he has
performed over 400 operations for the Chiari I malformation and related disorders including syringomyelia and the tethered spinal
cord.
As Medical Director of the Neurosurgery Center of Colorado, Dr. Oró's expertise covers a variety of neurological disorders
including brain tumors, cerebral aneurysms, and disorders of the spine and peripheral nerves
Neurosurgery Center For Colorado
Dr. John Heiss
Dr. John D. Heiss is a staff neurosurgeon in the Surgical Neurology Branch, NINDS, at the National Institutes of
Health in Bethesda, MD. He is the Principal Investigator of clinical research protocols that examine the pathophysiology of
syringomyelia and the genetics of Chiari I malformation
Dr. Heiss Information
Dr. David M. Frim
Professor of Surgery and Pediatrics, Chief, Section of Neurosurgery, The University of Chicago Medical Center.
Dr. Frim specifically specializes in surgical procedures to treat hydrocephalus, congenital anomalies of the nervous system such as
Ciari malformation, epilepsy, myelodysplasia, brain and spine tumors, and trauma.
Dr. Frim
Dr. Dan S. Heffez
Dr. Heffez is an attending neurosurgeon at Saint Joseph Hospital in Chicago, Illinois. He maintains a specific interest in cervical
myelopathy and Chiari type I malformations.
Dr. Heffez Website Information
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