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Dr. Santosh Isaac Poonnoose

Neurosurgeon Spinal Surgery

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Neurology

Location(s):

Bedford Park, SA, Australia

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Flinders Private Hospital
Level 5
Suite 501
Flinders Private Hospital
Bedford Park, SA, Australia

Phone:+61 8 7324 5891
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Adelaide, SA, Australia

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Calvary Adelaide Hospital
Level 5
120 Angas Street
Adelaide, SA, Australia

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Victor Harbor, SA, Australia

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Victor Harbour Medical Centre
Specialist suites
65 Ocean Street
Victor Harbor, SA, Australia

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Dr. Santhosh Poonnoose is a senior consultant neurosurgeon at Flinders Medical Centre in Adelaide, South Australia. His practice involves advanced cranial and spinal surgery. Dr. Poonnoose completed a fellowship from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. He has special interests in skull base surgery, epilepsy surgery, and minimally invasive spinal surgery. Dr. Poonnoose teaches and supervises junior medical doctors and medical students during their neurosurgical rotation. He also functions as an administrator where he is involved with the development and implementation of clinical guidelines, development of protocols, conducting peer review, and audit activities.

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