Dr Charles Teo   MBBS FRACS
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Dr Charles Teo, MBBS FRACS

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Research

Principal Investigator:

1. “Clinical Outcomes and Genetic Epidemiology of High Grade Glioma”

Funding: NSW Cancer Council

Facility: Centre for Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery

Project: The investigators are looking to collaborate between NSW and WA for biobanking of DNA and potentially tumours, together with clinical data collection, in collaboration with genetic epidemiologists in WA who have extensive experience in this area.

Co-investigators: Helen Wheeler, Anna Novak, David Joseph

OPEN


2. “Involvement of the kynurenine pathway in the persistence of childhood and adult brain tumours”

Funding: Cancer Council

Facility: Bioanalytical Mass Spectrometry Fac, UNSW
Prince of Wales Private Hospital

Project: Attempt to modify the kynurenine pathway in order to boost the immune response to brain tumor cells

Co-investigators: A/Prof. George Smyth, Dr Karen Cullen, Dr Gilles Guillemin, Dr Ross Grant

OPEN


3. “Phase III Multinational Clinical Trial on the use of Transmid for recurrent malignant glioma”

Funding: Xeneca Pharmaceutical

Facility: Prince of Wales Private Hospital

Project: Prospective, randomized, trial of intra-tumoural application of Transmid. This is a diphtheria toxin bound to transferring, selectively taken up by tumor cells.

Co-investigator: Prof. Michael Friedlander, PhD, FRCOP

CLOSED

 

4. "Pathophysiological Mechanisms of Ventriculomegaly"

Funding: CUMG Pilot Study Grant $10,000

Facility: Arkansas Children's Hospital Research Center

Project: To design a canine model of slit-ventricle syndrome

Co-Investigator: Ian Johnston, M.D. F.R.A.C.S.

CLOSED


5. "Endoscopic Laser Management of Experimentally Induced Aneurysms:
A Potentially New Approach to Basilar Tip Aneurysms"

Funding: NSF-Whittaker Grant $5000

Facility: Arkansas Children's Hospital Research Center

Project: To endoscopically approach artificially created aneurysms and
obliterate the walls definitively with laser

Co-Investigators: Stephen Flock, Ph.D., Dan Kirse, M.D.

CLOSED

5. "Multi-Center Trial on the Efficacy of Endoscopic shunt placement"

Funding: Canadian Research Institution $250,000

Facility: Arkansas Children’s Hospital

Project: To assess the efficacy of placing shunts under direct vision as determined by
shunt revision rates

Co-investigator: John Kestle M.D.

CLOSED

Co-Investigator:

“Microarray analysis of Brain Tumours”
P.I. Bruce Robinson
IN PROGRESS

"Intraventricular Urokinase in the Treatment of Progressive Post-Hemorrhagic Hydrocephalus"
P.I. Frederick A. Boop, M.D.
CLOSED

"Multi-Center Trial Comparing Delta and Orbis-Sigma Valves in the Treatment of Hydrocephalus"
P.I. James Drake, M.D.
CLOSED

"Multi-Center Pediatric Head Injury Consortium"
P.I. Bruce Andersen, M.D.
CLOSED


 
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