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Reflecting on a fantastic SBNS Autumn meeting we hosted last week held at Edgbaston Stadium. A record 43 oral abstract presentations University Hospitals Birmingham Bham Children's Hosp 💙 Uni of Birmingham with all subspecialties represented. Thank you to Ms Wykes, Mr Tsermoulas and SBNS for organising!

Recently SBNS held its autumn meeting Edgbaston Stadium hosted by my former colleagues UHB Neurosurgery Very engaging meeting across all specialities of neurosurgery. Enjoyed chairing the NeuroTrauma session with my good mate Mr David Davies! 🧠 🤕 Tony Belli

Next our Birmingham PI for #IIHIntervention discusses shunt vs stents for #IIH. 1 in 4 revision rates for shunts in first 30 days IIH UK UHB Neurosurgery

High revision rates for shunts in #IIH but they do preserve vision IIH UK UHB Neurosurgery

IIH shunts are not a good treatment for headache IIH UK UHB Neurosurgery

Venous stenting in IIH reduces ICP but complications can occur IIH UK UHB Neurosurgery

Congratulations to our very own Mr Tsermoulas, who is leading the #IIHIntervention trial alongside colleagues from Translational Brain Science Research Birmingham UK, Queen Square Neurosurgery and Newcastle University for leading today's meeting of investigators for the trial!

Check out our editorial! 🎅🏻🎄 Thanks for the invite ⁦BANN⁩ ⁦Sheikh Momin⁩ ⁦Tony Belli⁩ ⁦UHB Neurosurgery⁩ ⁦Mater Hospital Trauma⁩ ⁦Faculty of SEM⁩ Traumatic brain injury in sport | British Journal of Neuroscience Nursing magonlinelibrary.com/doi/abs/10.129…

Great talk this week by Mrs Victoria Wykes on neurosurgery research at the UoB Integrated Clinical Pathway Training (ICAT) conference. UHB Neurosurgery is leading on neuro-oncology research with a patient-centred approach for early genomic diagnosis and trial access.

Excellent work by our neurosurgery and neuroscience clinical, theatre and research team at the yearly Brain Awareness Week 🧠 BERTI is an important patient and public engagement group to support our University Hospitals Birmingham and Cancer and Genomic Sciences work on brain tumour care and research.

Congratulations 🎉 to Phil O'Halloran of Mater Hospital for being the new #Neurotrauma lead for SBNS! Well done buddy and hopefully this will improve collaboration between our countries!!

Excellent publication on a novel emergency operative neurosurgery technique to manage superior sagittal sinus injuries. Well done team 👏 cureus.com/articles/35723…

8th & 9th December: British Neurosurgical Research Group (BNRG) Meeting 2025 Registration: uclhcharitycourses.com/courses/britis… Join us for the 2025 annual meeting of the British Neurosurgical Research Group (BNRG), which will be jointly hosted by the Academic Committee of the Society of

Proud to publish our paper in BJHM Clinical academics face great #challenges ‼️Lack of #mentorship ⏰Busy clinical jobs 💰Fewer #funding opportunities 📚Non-standardised outcomes 🏡Personal goals We must keep academia being a desirable #career tinyurl.com/y275duzb

Well done Sheikh Momin!!

Congratulations to our neurotrauma academic team on another publication! Great work on our 25-year experience of cranial gunshot wounds on 13 patients calling for future clinical guidelines to include how to manage these life-threatening injuries. doi.org/10.1080/026886…

UHNM has been designated as a centre of excellence for neuro-oncology, as part of the part of the newly awarded West Midlands Centre of Excellence for Neuro-Oncology, by the Tessa Jowell Brain Cancer Mission ➡️ uhnm.nhs.uk/latest-uhnm-ne…

Mr Marcin Czyz, Spinal Neurosurgery Consultant, kicking off the UHB Neurosurgery Dragon’s Den discussing exciting prospects for spinal research on spinal reconstruction, advances in degenerative cervical myelopathy and early recognition of cauda equina syndrome

Next talk is by Mr Georgios Tsermoulas, Consultant Neurosurgeon and #CSF Lead at University Hospitals Birmingham He presented about rethinking intracranial pressure in idiopathic intracranial hypertension (#IIH) and how to report ICP in a way more reflective of its natural physiological oscillations.

Mr Graham Flint ends our Dragon’s Den event outlining his 50-year career at University Hospitals Birmingham It is a privilege to learn from his wealth of experience and to honour him at this surprise celebration for his #retirement!