The MUSC Department of Neurosciences will hold its spring symposium titled, "Innovations in Neuroscience: Gateway to the Mind and Body," April 11 and 12 in rooms 110 and 112, Bioengineering Building.
The program is designed for health professionals who treat patients with cerebrovascular, spine and neuromuscular disorders. This year's speakers will address progressive therapies, diagnostic and treatment options, and best care practices. The conference will include demonstrations, lectures and discussions.
The first session, focused on the care of acute stroke patients, will be held April 11 with the main program occurring on April 12. Bruce Ovbiagele, M.D., who was recognized as one of the best doctors in America for 2012 by US News & World Report, is scheduled to speak during the conference.
Speakers for April 11 will include: MUSC's Christine Holmstedt, D.O., Charles Andrews, M.D., and M. Imran Chaudry, M.D. Speakers for April 12 will include: MUSC's Vibhor Krishna, M.D., Walter Bartynski, M.D., Bruce Frankel, M.D., Leonardo Fator Gouvea Nonilha, M.D. Ph.D., Shannon Waever, Edward Jauch, M.D., David Stickler, M.D., Paul Rousseau, M.D., Mary Adler, and Sarah Gay.
For information, visit www.muschealth.com/neurosciences/news or call Leah Ramos at 792-5354.
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March 15, 2013
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