Dr William Huynh in Kogarah, NSW

Dr William Huynh is a Neurologist, have practice in St George Public Hospital in Kogarah, NSW . Dr William Huynh has 336 views and 1 review. 1 patients voted for medical provider, average rating 2.00 out of 5.

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English

PhD, BSc(Anat/Physio), MBBS (Hons), FRACP

Dr William Huynh graduated from University of NSW in 2001 after completing the combined Science and Medicine Course, and then completed his specialist training in Neurology in 2009 with a subspecialization in Neurophysiology. He completed his PhD in 2013 that investigated the mechanisms of neuroplasticity following stroke in human patients. His research encompasses the use of novel techniques such as paired-pulse transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to specifically assess the intracortical inhibitory and excitatory networks of the brain, as well as peripheral nerve excitability studies that provide information on biophysical properties of axons (ion channels, membrane potential etc). His research has been awarded the NHMRC postgraduate medical scholarship, as well as the James Lance Young Investigator of the year in 2011 for the best platform presentation at the Australia & New Zealand Association of Neurologists' Annual Scientific Meeting.

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Practice name St George Public Hospital
Address 19 Kensington St, KOGARAH NSW
Suburb or City Kogarah, NSW

State New South Wales
Country Australia

What is the Dr William Huynh's specialty?

Dr William Huynh is a Neurologist.

What is the address of the Dr William Huynh's practice?

Dr William Huynh works at 19 Kensington St, KOGARAH NSW

What are the Dr William Huynh's qualifications?

PhD, BSc(Anat/Physio), MBBS (Hons), FRACP

Dr William Huynh graduated from University of NSW in 2001 after completing the combined Science and Medicine Course, and then completed his specialist training in Neurology in 2009 with a subspecialization in Neurophysiology. He completed his PhD in 2013 that investigated the mechanisms of neuroplasticity following stroke in human patients. His research encompasses the use of novel techniques such as paired-pulse transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to specifically assess the intracortical inhibitory and excitatory networks of the brain, as well as peripheral nerve excitability studies that provide information on biophysical properties of axons (ion channels, membrane potential etc). His research has been awarded the NHMRC postgraduate medical scholarship, as well as the James Lance Young Investigator of the year in 2011 for the best platform presentation at the Australia & New Zealand Association of Neurologists' Annual Scientific Meeting.

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