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Dr. Stefano Carda

Dr Stefano Carda has his medical degree and post-graduate teaching in PRM in Italy.

Switzerland

Biography

Dr Stefano Carda has his medical degree and post-graduate teaching in PRM in Italy. He has worked several years with Pr Franco Molteni and Pr Carlo Cisari, in Italy, in the field of neurological rehabilitation, spasticity and bone and muscle metabolism.

In 2011 he moved to the University Hospital of Lausanne, where he is holding the title of Clinical Professor and Deputy Physician, in the service of Neuropsychology and Neurorehabilitation.
He has published mainly on adjunctive treatments after botulinum toxin treatment and surgical treatment of spasticity.

His clinical interests are spasticity treatment, rehabilitation of neuromuscular diseases and neurological rehabilitation.

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Dr.ssa. Francesca Bianchi

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Dr. Bo Biering-Sørensen

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Prof. Thierry Deltombe

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Dr. Nathalie Draulans

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Dr. Steven V. Escaldi

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Dr. Gerard E. Francisco

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Prof. Raphaël Johannes Gross

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Dr. Luis Jorge Jacinto

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Dr. Franco Molteni

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Prof. Michael O’Dell

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Prof. Alessandro Picelli

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Prof. Rajiv Reebye

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Prof. Andrea Santamato

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Prof. Monica Verduzco-Gutierrez

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Dr. Heather Walker

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Prof. Jörg Wissel

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Dr. Maximo Zimerman

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Award scoring criteria

The following criteria will be judged out of a score of 5; (1 is suboptimal; 2 is adequate; 3 is good; 4 is very good; 5 is excellent)

GENERAL

  • Days per week working in spasticity management
  • Average number of spasticity patients managed per month
  • Environment and clinical team (type of institution, location, size/structure of clinical team, particular patient needs)
  • Role of responsibility in managing patients with spasticity
  • Scientific appointments in spasticity
  • Honours for work undertaken in spasticity

SCHOLARLY

  • Number of research projects investigating relevant aspects of spasticity management
  • Impact of research projects investigating relevant aspects of spasticity management
  • Number of peer-reviewed publications on topic
    Number of presentations of research at international meetings
  • Number of presentations at national conferences
  • Teaching/mentorship of younger injectors
  • h-index

CLINICAL

  • Evidence of development or growth of a spasticity program at the applicant’s practice or institution
  • Breadth of services provided, including medications, toxins, physical interventions, and Intrathecal Baclofen Therapy (ITB)
  • Role of responsibility in managing patients with spasticity

ENDORSEMENT

  • Endorsed by senior peer

In the event of a tie, based on the above scoring criteria, the Toxnet Co-Chairs will make the final decision.