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Graham Flint

Graham Flint

Graham is a retired neurosurgeon who worked for many years as a consultant at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham. Over this period he developed an interest in a group of disorders of the nervous system that include specific complications of spinal cord injury. Working with colleagues at the Midland Centre for Spinal Injuries, Graham built up considerable experience in the management of these conditions. He continues to work, in an advisory capacity, with younger colleagues, including in the running of a special clinical interest group. He is also chairman of two other medical charities that deal with neurological disorders, the Ann Conroy Trust and the Midlands Neurosciences Teaching and Research Fund.

About SPIRIT

SPIRIT is a charity with international reach whose aim is to improve the treatment and care of people with spinal cord injury.

Spinal cord injury

SPIRIT promotes education, training and research into spinal cord injury.

SPIRIT provides grants to enable doctors, therapists, nurses, managers and other health professional to travel to centres of excellence and learn or teach new skills.

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The Old Forge
32a High St
Islip
Kettering
NN14 3JS

01933 428151
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May 22, 2020

The trustees of SPIRIT are very sorry to learn that Margaret Maughan, Britain's first Paralympic gold medallist, has died aged 91 and we send … Read More

May 15, 2020

Today, Friday 15th May marks spinal cord injury awareness day in the UK.On spinal cord injury awareness day, we think about all of those people … Read More

May 3, 2020

We thought we would share with you an interesting article by Nature Research about the first case of COVID-19 on a spinal cord injured … Read More

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