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Neurology

Subspecialties: Hematology - Oncology

Full career Last 3 years

Main Topics

Publications and Clinical Studies

Publications Clinical Studies

Short Biography

Mark Cook is Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Sir John Eccles Chair of Medicine, University of Melbourne, and Director of Neurology at St. Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne. He is a neurologist recognised internationally for his expertise in epilepsy management, particularly imaging and surgical planning. In 2023 he was named an Officer in the General Division of the Order of Australia (AO) for distinguished service to neurological medicine and research through contributions to the treatment of epilepsy. He has worked closely with engineers for most of his career, developing novel therapies for epilepsy. His interests have included experimental models of epilepsy and seizure prediction, and he has led 3 first in human clinical studies of epilepsy devices, and is involved in the commercialisation of an implantable seizure detection device - Epiminder - that recently received FDA approval.

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Source: Pubmed

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Publications Synthesis

Source: Pubmed

Number : 449

Citations

Citations: 18 155 1st author: 10 Last author: 114 Unique author: 5

Main journals

Epilepsia 50
Epilepsy Behav 31
J Clin Neurosci 20
Neurology 17
Clin Neurophysiol 14

Best Journals

N Engl J Med 4
J Clin Oncol 3
Lancet Neurol 1

Breakdown by type

Clinical Studies 10

Source: ClinicalTrials

Synthesis

By phase:

Phase 3 7
Phase 1 1
Phase 1/Phase 2 1
Phase 2 1

By status:

Completed 7
Terminated 2
Active not recruiting 1

By type:

Interventional 10

By Monocentric/Multicentric:

monocentric 1
multicentric2to4 1
multicentric5to9 1
multicentricup10 7

Main Topics

Hemic and Lymphatic Diseases 5
Cardiovascular Diseases 4
Immune System Diseases 4
Nervous System Diseases 3

Cohort/Consortium Investigators 3

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Source: Pubmed Source: ClinicalTrials