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Remembering Theodoros Kolovos
Theodoros Kolovos
Remembering Theodoros Kolovos
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KOLOVOS, Theodoros (Theo) Born in Afissiou, Sparta, Lakonias, Greece, on December 3, 1958. Passed away peacefully in Adelaide, South Australia, on January 24, 2022. Aged 63 years. Memory Eternal. Dearly beloved husband of Susan. Loving father of Petra, Ari and Elli. Lovingly remembered by Frank and Thomas. Much loved son of Petroula and Argirios (deceased). Loving brother and brother-in-law of Toula and Jim and uncle of Costa and Helena. Theo is dearly loved and will be sadly missed by all his relatives and friends in Australia and Greece. The family wish to sincerely thank all the doctors and nurses for their wonderful care and support during this time.
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NeuroSurgical Research Foundation
The NeuroSurgical Research Foundation funds world-class medical research into diseases and injuries of the brain, spinal cord and nervous system. We support researchers working to discover new treatments, improve patient outcomes and save the lives of children and adults affected by neurosurgical conditions.
Our research includes:
• Brain tumours – developing better treatments and understanding how cancer invades the brain.
• Parkinson's disease – advancing research to diagnose earlier and slow disease progression.
• Stroke, brain haemorrhage and aneurysms – improving surgical treatments and outcomes.
• Spinal cord injury – improving surgical treatment, outcomes and quality of life following injury.
• Traumatic brain injury – developing treatments to reduce life-threatening brain swelling.
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