QUENTIN JOHN DURWARD, MD

DAKOTA DUNES, SD

Research Active
Neurological Surgery NPI registered 21+ years 1 publication 1980 – 1980 NPI: 1457354383
Neurological Surgery Neurological Surgery Neurological Surgery
SarcomaForamen MagnumMyelographySarcoma, EwingSkull Neoplasms

Practice Location

575 N SIOUX POINT RD
DAKOTA DUNES, SD 57049-5312

Phone: (605) 217-2667

What does QUENTIN DURWARD research?

Dr. Durward studies extradural masses, which are abnormal lumps located outside the outer covering of the brain and spinal cord. In particular, his research examines cases in children who present symptoms like neck stiffness. These masses can be difficult to identify and treat due to their rarity and varying characteristics, which can lead to anxiety for affected families. The findings from his work aim to improve the recognition and management of these unusual but serious conditions in pediatric patients.

Key findings

  • All three children in the study exhibited neck stiffness as a main symptom.
  • The research highlighted the challenging and rare nature of extradural masses at the foramen magnum.
  • This work provides insights that can help pediatricians recognize and treat these conditions more effectively.

Frequently asked questions

Does Dr. Durward study extradural masses in children?
Yes, Dr. Durward specializes in the diagnosis and management of extradural masses, particularly in pediatric patients.
What symptoms do extradural masses cause?
Neck stiffness is a common symptom associated with extradural masses, as seen in the children from his study.
How can this research help my child?
His work provides valuable insights that can help doctors better understand and treat extradural masses, which can lead to improved outcomes for children.

Publications in plain English

Extradural masses at the foramen magnum in children.

1980

Child's brain

Amacher AL, Durward Q, Shillito J

Plain English
This study looked at three children who had lumps (extradural masses) near a critical area at the base of the skull called the foramen magnum. All three kids had neck stiffness as a main symptom, and the lumps can be tricky to treat because they are rare and can vary in nature. This research helps understand how to recognize and manage these unusual conditions, which can be challenging for doctors and concerning for families. Who this helps: Patients and their families dealing with extradural masses.

PubMed

Frequent Co-Authors

A L Amacher J Shillito

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