Each year, we welcome neurosurgeons for periods of 6 months to one year for research projects on the following topics:
– surgical neuroanatomy
– neurosurgical approaches
– study of white matter bundles
– technological developments in neurosurgery
– technical and educational tools in the field of Virtual Reality.
Application form
- Letter of intent
- Curriculum Vitae
- Project proposals (neuroanatomy, development of surgical techniques, development of innovative technologies, etc.)
Requests should be sent by e-mail to Ms Mélanie Trehoux: melanie.trehoux@aphp.fr, copy to Pr S. Froelich, sebastien.froelich@aphp.fr
Once your application has been accepted, the administrative procedure takes around 2 to 3 months to obtain the status of Associate Researcher.
Framing
Our team supervises the trainees:
- project completion,
- monitoring project progress at laboratory meetings,
- assistance with publication of results.
Activity details
Laboratory work is carried out in teams with other research fellows and skull base fellows.
- Laboratory research,
- Development of an anatomy collection for students and neurosurgeons,
- Participation in ongoing clinical, technical and anatomical projects,
- Observation of the surgical activities of Prof. S. Froelich and Prof. E. Mandonnet, depending on the trainee’s area of interest,
- Participation in consultations (optional),
- Participation in department meetings and specialized RCP,
- Participation in the organization/supervision of training courses – Workshop at IRCAD Strasbourg (2 courses/year) and Lariboisiere Skull Base Masterclass at the laboratory (4 courses/year).
Objectives
2 publications in international peer-reviewed journals.
Fellows and previous research projects
- Dr Francesco Corrivetti, Naples, Italy, research topic: Endoscopic techniques applied to island surgery.
- Dr Kenishi Oyama, Tokyo, Japan, research topic: V1-V2 anterolateral triangle.
- Dr Wei Chieh CHANG, Taishung, Taiwan, research topic: Transorbital endonasal approach to the temporal lobe.
- Dr Shunya Hanakita, Tokyo, Japan, research topic: Deep skull base lesions: Multiportal -multimodal approach.
- Dr Hun-Ho Park, Seoul, Korea, research topic: Endoscopic endonasal approach to the mesial temporal lobe.
- Dr Daniel Ranconi, Belohorizonte, Brazil, research topic: Trans-orbital approach to the mesial temporal lobe.
- Dr Valentino Tardivo, Turin, Italy, research topic: Endoscopic assisted approach to the craniocervical junction through the far lateral approach.
- Dr François Rhéault, Canada
- Dr Miguel Marigil Sanchez, Spain, research topic: Comparative study of the transorbital and supraorbital approaches.
- Dr Davide Di Carlo, Pisa, Italy, research topic: Endoscopic assisted approach of the clivus using the anterolateral approach for the craniovertebral junction.
- Dr Calvin Mak, Hong-Kong, research topic: Transorbital approach
- Dr Steven Hsu, Taipei, Taiwan, research topic: Transorbital versus supra-orbital approach
- Dr Danilo Malta, Belo-horizonte, Brazil, research topic: Combined petrosal approaches and the transposition of the TS-SS junction.
- Dr Bremo Camara, Belo-horizonte, Brazil, research topic: Inferior eyelid approach to the mesial temporal lobe
- Dr Fumihiro Matano, Tokyo, Japan, research topic: Vertebral artery transposition: classification and technique
- Dr Okano Atsuchi, Tokyo, Japan, research topic: Prelacrymal transmaxillary endoscopic approach to the lateral skull base
- Dr Arianna Fava, Pisa, Italy, research topic: Minicombined transpetrosal approach
For further information
Contact Pr Sébastien Froelich, sébastien.froelich@aphp.fr
and Mélanie Trehoux, mélanie.trehoux@aphp.fr