Nick Candy
@DrNickCandy
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MBBS MSurg (Neurosurgery) PhD | Neurosurgery Trainee | Clinical Lecturer University of Adelaide
Adelaide, South Australia
Joined December 2020
We recently published three videos open access as part of a endoscopic endonasal video series from @_jocn .
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Examining the role for routine BRAF testing in cystic sellar masses.
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RT @RACSurgeons: Dr Nicholas Candy, a Neurosurgery Trainee, used his RACS scholarship to advance his PhD on fluorescence-guided pituitary s….
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Systematic review of surgical management for non-neoplastic and non-aneurysmal compression of the anterior visual pathway.
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For anyone interested in becoming a peer reviewer but weren’t sure what’s involved. This is a correspondance we published as the Editorial Board of Neurosurgical Review on how to write a constructive peer review.
link.springer.com
Neurosurgical Review - Peer review stands as a cornerstone of academic publishing, especially in the era of evidence-based neurosurgery – the scientific literature relies on proficient peer...
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Examining the difference in membrane protein expression between non-functional PitNETs and pituitary glands .
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Spots are still available for the 1st Edition of the Adelaide Microsurgical Skull Base Anatomy and Approaches Course. World class and internationally renowned faculty from @EANSonline50 and @IA_NeuroAnatomy . Early bird registration closes soon!
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Spots are still open for the course this year in November. Early bird fee still available.
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Pilot validation of a @Fusetec3D printed model to teach 2 surgeon 4 hand technique for resection of PitNETs, management of carotid injury and repair of CSF leaks. @NeurosurgeryCNS . This is the model used in the Adelaide Endoscopic Pituitary Surgery Course
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How the outcomes for patients having pituitary surgery have evolved in South Australia since 2006 . @alistair_jukes @ThiemeIntl .
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Research examining the accuracy of different MRI sequences used for neuronavogation in endoscopic skull base surgery. Geometric distortion is not likely a significant contributor to accuracy. Most error is likely due to registration errors.
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Letter to the editor in response to the International Consensus Statement by the Pituitary Society on diagnosis and management of prolactinomas. Tumour fibrosis in dopamine agonist-exposed prolactinomas is a diminishing concern .
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Proton beam therapy for clival chordomas in Australia and how the establishment of the Australian Bragg Centre for Proton Therapy and Research in Adelaide will change how these patients receive treatment. @PeterGorayski @AUSBraggProton
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Illustrative cases from the OSU Skull Base Team on minimally invasive techniques used to manage frontoethmoidal osteomas with pneumocephalus. @PrevedelloDanny @guilherme_fngr @KyleWuMD .
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Our recent publication in @ActaNeuro a systematic review of the pterional craniotomy and all its minor variations. We talk about a simplified and standardised nomenclature, an ‘inside-out’ concept.
link.springer.com
Acta Neurochirurgica - The pterional or frontosphenotemporal craniotomy has stood the test of time and continues to be a commonly used method of managing a variety of neurosurgical pathology....
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The course will be held at the state of the art simulation training facility at Fusetec in Adelaide . Register now for the reduced early bird fee!.
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