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The NeuroSurgical Research Foundation raises money to fund research into disease and injury of the brain, spine and nerves.
This research is undertaken in Australian Universities and Teaching hospitals.
Every cent of every dollar donated to the NRF goes directly to research.
Some of the specific areas of research funded have been in the following areas:
Brain Cancer—how cancer invades the brain
Brain Tumours – reducing swelling and long-term damage
Parkinson’s disease—slowing the advancement of Parkinson’s disease
Concussion—preventing long-term damage
Stroke—minimising brain tissue damage
Spinal Cord Injury—restoring function
Traumatic Brain Injury—how to stop life threatening brain swelling
Paediatric Research—shunt infections and traumatic brain injury.
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Thank you for your support and together we are funding the search for cures, improving treatments and saving lives.
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NeuroSurgical Research Foundation
The NeuroSurgical Research Foundation funds world-class medical research into diseases and injuries of the brain, spinal cord and nervous system. We support researchers working to discover new treatments, improve patient outcomes and save the lives of children and adults affected by neurosurgical conditions.
Our research includes:
• Brain tumours – developing better treatments and understanding how cancer invades the brain.
• Parkinson's disease – advancing research to diagnose earlier and slow disease progression.
• Stroke, brain haemorrhage and aneurysms – improving surgical treatments and outcomes.
• Spinal cord injury – improving surgical treatment, outcomes and quality of life following injury.
• Traumatic brain injury – developing treatments to reduce life-threatening brain swelling.
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