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Sarah Hemley is a Research Fellow at Macquarie Medical School, specializing in neuroscience and neurosurgery. Her work focuses on spinal cord pathology, particularly syringomyelia and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) dynamics. She has contributed to foundational research on CSF flow mechanisms and pathological changes in spinal cord conditions.
- Education: PhD awarded by Macquarie University (April 2012), with a Dean’s Award for Excellence in Graduate Studies.
Research Interests
Sarah investigates the pathophysiology of syringomyelia, emphasizing CSF circulation and spinal cord fluid dynamics. Her work includes studying the role of aquaporin-4, intrathoracic pressure, and ultrastructural changes in spinal cord injuries. She employs animal models and neuroimaging to explore these mechanisms.
Recent Publications
Her recent articles analyze tracer influx/efflux dynamics, respiratory effects on CSF, and aquaporin-4 modulation. These studies highlight the interplay between physiological variables (e.g., blood pressure, respiration) and spinal fluid mechanics.
Scientific Contributions
She has received the Macquarie University Dean’s Award for her PhD work and is a co-investigator on multiple projects, including "Improving Surgical Outcomes for Syringomyelia" (2021–2024).
Labs & Teams
Active member of the Macquarie Neurosurgery Team, collaborating on translational research linking spinal cord physiology and clinical interventions for syringomyelia.
