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Dr. Daniel Carranza
Specialist in Pediatric Neurology.
Primary focus on the study and treatment of neurological disorders in children.
Professional career
Graduated in Medicine (1998) from the Autonomous University of Madrid, and obtained a Diploma of Advanced Studies in Neurosciences (2007) from the University of Barcelona.
Specialist in Pediatrics (2005) at Vall d’Hebron Hospital, Barcelona.
Recipient of the competitive Río Ortega Contract from the Spanish Ministry of Health (2006–2009).
Clinical Research Fellow at the Epilepsy Research Centre, Melbourne, Australia (2008–2010), and at the Institute of Child Health, London (2011–2012).
Clinical Fellow (2012–2015) at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital, Dubowitz Neuromuscular Centre, and member of the neurovascular team at Great Ormond Street Hospital, London, United Kingdom.
Consultant in Pediatric Neurology at University Hospital Southampton (2015–2017) and at the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow (2017; 2020).
Advisor in complex pediatric epilepsy at the International Experts Unit, Wadi El-Neel Hospital, Cairo, Egypt (2019–present).
RESEARCH AREAS
- Clinical and research training in neurology and molecular biology laboratory techniques.
- Clinical research in epilepsy genetics at the Epilepsy Research Centre, Melbourne (2008–2010), the Institute of Child Health, London (2011–2012), and participation in clinical research on neuromuscular disorders at University Hospital Southampton (2015–2017).
AREAS OF INTEREST
- Clinical management of complex epilepsy and severe developmental disorders, as well as neurovascular and neuromuscular diseases.
- Governance, patient-centered innovation, and transition of pediatric patients to adult care.
Activity
In research
- Has participated in seven projects related to epilepsy and neuromuscular diseases in Spain, Australia, and the United Kingdom.
- Has published five articles in international journals, contributed book chapters, and presented communications at international meetings and conferences.
Scientific Organizations
- Member of the British Paediatric Neurology Association (BPNA) since 2015.