Dr Martin Ollson
Martin joined us from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm. This centre has the reputation of excellence in research and medical innovation and is one of the leading Universities in the world. Martin's pedigree was pretty typical of someone who has trained at such an auspicious centre. Having completed his residency in neurosurgery he then received a PhD in molecular biology before successfully applying for the Aesculap Fellowship in Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery. The Swedish are well known for their modesty and Martin was no exception. Although extremely talented both in and out of the operating room he went about his work quietly and conscientiously without the fanfare so often seen in gregarious neurosurgeons!
He became comfortably familiar with innovative endonasal techniques and was soon itching to return to his homeland to offer this minimally invasvie operation to patients suffering from skull base tumours. He was accompanied by his beautiful wife and 3 gorgeous children and we wish them the best of luck in their bright future in Sweden.
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 Marc Coughlan
- 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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Prince of Wales
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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