Stana Bojanic

Stana Bojanic is a consultant neurosurgeon at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford. She has a sub-specialty interest in neuromodulation for pain and spasticity, spinal surgery, spinal tumours, spinal dysraphism and trigeminal neuralgia. She has published papers on neuro-oncology, spinal tumours, arachnoid cysts, neuromodulation, craniofacial trauma in peer reviewed journals. She undertook the Lang Research Fellowship investigating outcomes in patients with traumatic brain injury and sub-arachnoid haemorrhage. She has published book chapters on spinal cord stimulation, arachnoid cysts, neurosurgery emergencies. She is currently studying the effect of High Intensity Frequency Ultrasound on sacro-coccygeal tumours, peripheral nerve stimulation for trigeminal neuralgia/neuropathic face pain