
Nqobile Thango✨
@thango02
Paediatric Neurosurgeon | Past Chair YANF @realyoungcaans | SG CAANS | Global Surgery | Sister | Friend ✨
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https://africa-caans.org/ 05-09-2020 13:24:03
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NEUNewIssue is here! bit.ly/4eHyQIw #EditorsMessage A Visit to the Cushing Library by Douglas Kondziolka the latest in the #GlobalNeurosurgerEssentialsReviewSeries Education and Training in Global Neurosurgery: The Quest for Diversity and Equitable Collaborations, & more!


#GlobalNeurosurgeryEssentialsReviewSeries Education and Training in Global Neurosurgery: The Quest for Diversity and Equitable Collaborations by Nqobile Thango✨ et al UCT Ronnie E. Baticulon Roxanna Garcia MD MS MPH Angelos Kolias Nathan Shlobin, MD MBA 🇺🇦 Kemel A. Ghotme, MD, PhD Gail Rosseau Luis A B Borba, MD PhD, IFAANS CNS


Day 3 and final day of CAANS 2024. The micro neurosurgery training was the best part of it for young neurosurgeons and residents. Thank you Young African Neurosurgeons Forum for the opportunity.


When you find your doppelgänger from Cape Town! The rest of our doppelgängers please find us 😂 Nqobile Thango✨ And Guess what! She is a kickass pediatric neurosurgeon and chair of Young CAANS Young African Neurosurgeons Forum and newly elected Secretary of CAANS. 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 Congratulations Dr Nqobile





Great initiative by our colleagues in Côte d'Ivoire 🇨🇮, offering free surgical care for children affected by hydrocephalus ✨Young African Neurosurgeons Forum Opara Oluwamayowa


This #BrainAwarenessWeek we showcase the incredible research teams at UCT UCT Neuroscience Institute. The African Brain Child is a clinical and research initiative working for an Africa where children with conditions that affect their brain can maximize their potential. africanbrainchild.com


#BrainAwarenessWeek2025 and we are proud to showcase our UCT Neuroscience Institute, working through an interdisciplinary network of scientists and clinicians to improve lives and advance our understanding of the human brain in the African context. UCT Research UCT neuroscience.uct.ac.za




