Dr Marc Coughlan, MBChB, FRACS, FCS
Marc was invited to join the Centre in 2005. He had distinguished himself in 2004 as the Fellow in Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery. Marc completed his neurosurgical training in Capetown, South Africa, gaining extensive experience in spine, paediatric and trauma surgery.
He then enhanced his experience at the CMIN by performing many difficult brain tumour procedures. In 2005 and 2006 he then travelled to the USA to familiarise himself with complex spine surgery and is now one of the most rounded and comprehensively trained neurosurgeons in Australia.
Marc has brought to the Centre many new facets of surgery, such as epilepsy surgery, surgery for spasticity and complex spine surgery in adults and children. In recognition of his strong interest in paediatric neurosurgery, he was appointed to the Sydney Children’s Hospital as a Visiting Medical Officer in 2006. He continues to offer his patients excellence in surgical technique and compassionate care, in keeping with the principles of the Centre.
Past Fellows
- Dr Mike Sughrue
- Dr Caroline Hayhurst
- Dr Jacob Fairhall
- Dr Scott Wait
- Dr Aneela Darbar
- Dr Martin Ollson
- Dr Andrew Little
- Dr Gary Gallia
- Dr Jeremy Greenlee
- Dr Asheesh Tandon
- Dr Pankaj Gore
- Dr Dan Guillaume
- Dr Todd Moesbergen
- Dr Brinda Shivalingam
- Dr Raoul Pope
- Dr Benny "J" Jonker
- Dr Hassan El-Shafei
- Dr Peter Nakaji
Staff
Dr Charles Teo, MBBS FRACS
Dr Bernard Kwok MBBS FRACS
Dr Sudeep G Apana MBBS(UNSW) FANZCA
Dr Harry Koumoukelis, MBBS (Hons.), FANZCA Dr Ralph Mobbs
Kate Joseph, RN Yung Ju, RN
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New patients
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Prince of Wales
The Prince of Wales hospital has advanced dramatically from the original hospital built from public donations in the 1870s. The hospital is now a major teaching hospital and provides excellence in healthcare to the southern Sydney community and specialist services to the state of NSW.
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The Centre For Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery
Suite 3, Level 7 Prince of Wales Private Hospital
Barker Street, Randwick
New South Wales, 2031
Australia
Tel: +612 9650 4940
Fax: +612 9650 4902
Email: enquiry@neuroendoscopy.info