Advanced Neurosurgery Associates (ANA) brought together medical colleagues as part of its ongoing series of educational lectures highlighting neurosurgical topics of interest. On the evening of May 8th, 2019 at Steakhouse 85 in New Brunswick, Dr. Arno Fried presented the topic, Pediatric Neurosurgery for the Pediatrician. Dr. Christoph Ohngemach presented on the topic, Pediatric Neurological Intensive Care.
Over 45 pediatricians, pediatric nurses, and practice management staff from across North and Central New Jersey gathered to listen to the experts’ pediatric neurological lectures, participate in an engaging Q&A discussion, and enjoy an exquisite dinner.
“Our dedication to pediatric neurological research and education is a direct result of our commitment to bettering patient care and outcomes,” said Dr. Arno Fried. “Our neurosurgery lecture series is only one example of how Advanced Neurosurgery Associates is committed to providing fellow practitioners with the latest, comprehensive field research to advance medical expertise, ultimately benefiting our patients and the community.”
“This wonderful collaboration event with Dr. Fried and Advanced Neurosurgery Associates is an engaging new way to share my pediatric neurological knowledge with local medical colleagues,” said Dr. Ohngemach. “I am honored to take part in ANA’s educational expert speaker series as their values of providing superior patient deeply align with my own,” he shared.
About the Speakers
Dr. Arno Fried and his colleagues at Advanced Neurosurgery Associates specialize in both pediatric and adult neurosurgery. Dr. Fried, who specializes in pediatric neurosurgery, has been practicing for over 25 years and has been operating out of Saint Peter’s University Hospital since 2004. With offices in New Brunswick, Rutherford, Jersey City, Hackensack, Morristown in New Jersey and an office in White Plains, New York, ANA is committed to caring for children locally, nationally and around the world.
ANA is a team of expert neurosurgeons and medical professionals, who combine their decades of knowledge to provide information, events, and articles on a range of neurological conditions.
