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The Brain, Spine & Beyond Synapses
Mohamed Draz
September 18, 2024
BSB Beyond The Headlines
C5 Nerve Root Examination
We launched a series of videos covering variety of essential neurological examination. We started with examination of different nerve roots.
The first one is about C5 nerve root examination, you can watch it through the link.
Deep Dive
Can vessel wall imaging be reliably used for follow-up in flow diverter patients ? What’s DANTE T1?
This study demonstrates that contrast-enhanced DANTE T1-SPACE is a highly effective, non-invasive imaging technique for evaluating intracranial aneurysms after flow diversion treatment, offering detailed information comparable to DSA with fewer associated risks.
What is your usual practice in following up those patients?
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Your Neuro Take
Neurosurgical Future Technology
What technology you think will have the biggest impact on neurosurgical future?
Visit our Linkedin page to see the results of this poll. (click on the picture below)
Do you think we are missing anything here?
Clink on this picture to see the results of this poll
Neuro Nuggets
Anatomy for Intraoperative Tasks
Find below an amazing post correlating T1 MRI imaging to key pathways tested during awake craniotomies!
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Great reference listing intraoperative tasks to test during awake craniotomy for tumors located near:
(A) projection pathways (pyramidal, thalamocortical, optic, subcallosal fasciculus)
(B) association pathways (IFOF, SLF, ILF, uncinate fasciculus)
— Kristen Scheitler, MD (@k_scheitler)
5:12 AM • Apr 17, 2023
Neuro Calendar
BSB Cohort Programs & Events
Our first cohort program on neurovascular surgery is running. Over 30 students registered for the course. We are designing our courses to make sure our students have a unique learning experience.
ESNR
Check out below the annual meeting run by the European Society of Neuroradiology (ESNR):
CNS
Check out below the annual meeting run by the Congress of Neurological Surgeons (CNS):
Beyond
Five empirically-supported actions to hear critical feedback openly and calmly!
Feedback is a key driver of performance and leadership effectiveness. And negative feedback in particular can be valuable because it allows us to monitor our performance and alerts us to important changes we need to make. But processing and acting on negative feedback is not always easy.
Check this great article from Harvard Business Review.
