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Juan Piantino Juan Piantino (juan.piantino@childrens.harvard.edu)

Education
2003 M.D. (with honors), University of Buenos Aires-School of Medicine, Buenos Aires, Argentina
2006 Candidate for PhD (Neuroscience), University of Buenos Aires- School of Medicine (research and some classwork at Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School)

Research Experience
1997 - 2001: Member of the Locomotor Apparatus Laboratory, Department of human Anatomy, U.B.A.
1999 - 2002: Assistant in the Neurophysiology Laboratory at the "Instituto de investigaciones médicas Alfredo Lanari" - Buenos Aires (Argentina).
2000: Consultant at the Massachusetts General Hospital, Renal Unit - Boston (Massachusetts).
2000 - 2003: Assistant in Dr. Karol's Research Group on Trigeminal Neuralgia.
2003 - Present: Visiting fellow, candidate for PhD in Neuroscience in the laboratory of Larry Benowitz, PhD.

Teaching Experience
1997 - 2001: Assistant Anatomy Instructor, Department of Human Anatomy, University of Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Publications

  • XXXIV CONGRESS OF THE SOUTH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF HUMAN ANATOMY
    Buenos Aires, Argentina September 16-19, 1997
    (Authority of the Student Forum)
    - The Tarsus tunnel: Anatomy and Structure
    - Innervation of the Gleno - humeral inferior ligament
    - Passive stabilizers of the elbow
  • XXXV CONGRESS OF THE SOUTH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF HUMAN ANATOMY
    Rosario, Argentina October 5-8, 1998
    - Structure of the carpal medial column
    - Meniscus - femoralis ligaments
  • 45th BIOPHYSICAL ANNUAL MEETING
    Boston, Massachusetts February 17-21, 2001
    - Membrane currents recorded in oocytes of the toad Bufo Arenarum
  • LATIN AMERICAN SOCIETY OF FUNCTIONAL NEUROSURGERY
    Lima, Peru October 27, 2002
    - Treatment of the Trigeminal Neuralgia with the Cuadripolar Electrode
  • CONGRESS OF NEUROSURGEONS 52nd ANNUAL MEETING
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania September 21-26, 2002
    - Somatotopic Arrangement of postgasserian fibers in Trigeminal Neuralgia. A computerized analysis using the Multielectrode Technique.

Volunteer Activities
1999 - 2001: Volunteer member of the Humanitarian Organization "Doctors of the World" with participation in the primary assistance missions in Chaco and Corrientes (Argentina).

Languages
Spanish: native speaker
English: fluent command of both written and spoken English
Italian: fluent command of both written and spoken Italian


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