Dr. Bex

Hi, Andrea. I am good. This has been a fun one. Let's just say that.

Hi, Andrea. I am good. This has been a fun one. Let's just say that.

Hi, Andrea. I am good. This has been a fun one. Let's just say that.

So Dr. Bolognese actually did his training, as Andrea said, kind of obviously he grew up in Italy and did his training there and graduated, it looks like, from medical school in 1986. And then after that, in the 90s, came out to New York. to work with a specific neurosurgeon named Thomas Millerat, which will come up a couple times during our discussion today.

So Dr. Bolognese actually did his training, as Andrea said, kind of obviously he grew up in Italy and did his training there and graduated, it looks like, from medical school in 1986. And then after that, in the 90s, came out to New York. to work with a specific neurosurgeon named Thomas Millerat, which will come up a couple times during our discussion today.

So Dr. Bolognese actually did his training, as Andrea said, kind of obviously he grew up in Italy and did his training there and graduated, it looks like, from medical school in 1986. And then after that, in the 90s, came out to New York. to work with a specific neurosurgeon named Thomas Millerat, which will come up a couple times during our discussion today.

He did do a neurosurgery residency and a fellowship in the management of Chiari malformation here in the United States. This does happen with foreign medical graduates or graduates of medical schools outside of the United States will decide to come over to the United States or go vice versa to other countries and do a follow-up residency fellowship to then

He did do a neurosurgery residency and a fellowship in the management of Chiari malformation here in the United States. This does happen with foreign medical graduates or graduates of medical schools outside of the United States will decide to come over to the United States or go vice versa to other countries and do a follow-up residency fellowship to then

He did do a neurosurgery residency and a fellowship in the management of Chiari malformation here in the United States. This does happen with foreign medical graduates or graduates of medical schools outside of the United States will decide to come over to the United States or go vice versa to other countries and do a follow-up residency fellowship to then

be able to practice in the United States or in another country. And so that's what he did. And his specialization or the thing he seemed to focus on during his training is management of something called a Chiari malformation. And when he came over and after he did all his training is when he and Dr. Millerat formed what was called the Chiari Institute.

be able to practice in the United States or in another country. And so that's what he did. And his specialization or the thing he seemed to focus on during his training is management of something called a Chiari malformation. And when he came over and after he did all his training is when he and Dr. Millerat formed what was called the Chiari Institute.

be able to practice in the United States or in another country. And so that's what he did. And his specialization or the thing he seemed to focus on during his training is management of something called a Chiari malformation. And when he came over and after he did all his training is when he and Dr. Millerat formed what was called the Chiari Institute.

So that is where a bulk of these cases come from that we're going to talk about today is when they were working or when he was working at the Chiari Institute. Currently, he is working at a location called the Chiari EDS Center. So this is where his story or his...

So that is where a bulk of these cases come from that we're going to talk about today is when they were working or when he was working at the Chiari Institute. Currently, he is working at a location called the Chiari EDS Center. So this is where his story or his...

So that is where a bulk of these cases come from that we're going to talk about today is when they were working or when he was working at the Chiari Institute. Currently, he is working at a location called the Chiari EDS Center. So this is where his story or his...

specialization in the Chiari malformation kind of takes hold or starts to kind of come to what he is now, where he is linking things like Chiari malformations, which we can talk about, tethered cord, and other neurologic issues with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. So that he has really, he's kind of evolved into what sounds like a neurosurgeon who very much

specialization in the Chiari malformation kind of takes hold or starts to kind of come to what he is now, where he is linking things like Chiari malformations, which we can talk about, tethered cord, and other neurologic issues with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. So that he has really, he's kind of evolved into what sounds like a neurosurgeon who very much

specialization in the Chiari malformation kind of takes hold or starts to kind of come to what he is now, where he is linking things like Chiari malformations, which we can talk about, tethered cord, and other neurologic issues with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. So that he has really, he's kind of evolved into what sounds like a neurosurgeon who very much

works with patients who have both connective tissue disorders or things like Ehlers-Danlos and then potentially also these neurologic issues. And so that's why now he's the head of what is called the Chiari EDS Center. So working with both of those things in conjunction. But I think the start of our story and what we're going to focus on is more his work at the Chiari Institute with Dr. Millerat.

works with patients who have both connective tissue disorders or things like Ehlers-Danlos and then potentially also these neurologic issues. And so that's why now he's the head of what is called the Chiari EDS Center. So working with both of those things in conjunction. But I think the start of our story and what we're going to focus on is more his work at the Chiari Institute with Dr. Millerat.