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It’s Stroke Awareness Week! 🚨 #SurviveStroke
We’re dedicated to educating our community about the importance of recognizing stroke symptoms quikly. Remembering “BE FAST” can save lives and improve recovery chances. Here’s what to look out for:
CV Section Members: Please take a moment to fill out the following survey to support an initiative to develop a longitudinal research effort to study moyamoya disease and syndrome: https://iredcap.csmc.edu/surveys/?s=HDP7TPPHPACCNC9L
CV Section Members: Please submit your nominations for the Seventh Annual Ralph G. Dacey, Jr. MD Medal by April 30, 2024 to recognize your colleagues’ outstanding contributions to cerebrovascular research. Find more information at http://cvsection.org/research-and-grants/awards
Can you name the venous structure labeled with an open white arrow? Comment your answer below and check back on Thursday to see if you were correct!
#neurosurgery #endovascular @cvsection @esmintsociety @neuroangio1
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#AdvancedPractitioners: Join #AANS2024 for advancements in #neurosurgery, featuring topics that promise to enhance understanding and treatment capabilities. Highlights include #RoboticSurgery, #Coding, 3D Prining and Ethical Issues in Neuroprognostication. https://ow.ly/gJgG50Rrgi6
What is your preferred approach to clipping a basilar aneurysm?
a. Subtemporal
b. Orbitozygomatic
c. Pretemporal
d. Half-and-Half
🧠 Do you have aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage patients who remain debilitated with long-term neuropsychiatric outcomes despite successful aneurysm treatment and “good” functional outcomes? New review from @DanniDiestro @SmhNeuroVasc https://bit.ly/3xCGq6w @BAFOUND
#NEUVisualAbstract #NEUReview Social Determinants of Health Impact Spinal Cord Injury Outcomes in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Meta-Epidemiological Study https://bit.ly/3UcG667 by @MichaelCovell_ @GUMedicine @JohnHShinMD @Zaazoue @CNS_Update @DKondziolkaCNS
#MorcosChallenge The bone drilled in the Kawase from above and Kawase from below (RISA) are the same. The petrous apex is removed in both and in both approaches,you work between CN5 and 7/8 @EvaWuMD @UTHNeuro @nasbsorg @neurosurgatlas @neuronotes @medclinicalcase @e1v1m1 @nansig1
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