Check out our residency open house from September 6 💻 Residents answered questions from prospective applicants and gave them a sneak peak into a day in the life of our residents! 🧠 Enjoy! https://t.co/fvggnZAxBV
Beautiful testimonial by Alan Ropper about Marty. A teacher, phenomenal neurologist and seasoned speaker, Marty was also always willing to help. He knew the names of every resident & loved to tell us the history behind what we do. He will be dearly missed.
https://t.co/joPl8gzW0a
OPEN HOUSE ALERT!!! Join us September 6th via zoom for our virtual open house 💻 Register and submit questions at the link in our bio 🔗 We can’t wait to meet you all- see you there!! 🧠
Excellent new review on sleep disorders in Huntington’s Disease by our senior resident @Sandra_Saade_ 🌟 bound for Sleep & Movement training!
https://t.co/obYqMAz4wD
We mapped the connectivity of brainstem pathways that sustain human consciousness. A decade in the making...
Preprint: https://t.co/NXoIOiTaSV
Ex vivo MRI: https://t.co/e7nTwe07r4
Histology: https://t.co/alS3AkDTF5
Atlas: https://t.co/c4FWUM5PIA
Code: https://t.co/GqwNx6n2Ru
Brain MRI can be normal in ~60% of patients with AE! If the clinical context fits and alt dx appropriately excluded, you may still dx AE. At times PET Brain can provide further objective evidence as here - but also note it’s not highly specific overall so clinical acumen is 🔑!
Our new NM1s(PGY2s), Alex and Pooja, coming in hot: giving TNK during stroke codes within their first week as neurologists! We are so proud of them!
In our program, NM1s can lead stroke codes in the ED from day 1 (under the watchful eye of a senior), saving brain in real time!
Simulation day 🧠! Part of our orientation for our rising NM1s/PGY2s is a day at the @BWH_STRATUS in collaboration with our amazing APPs, RN staff and fellows from @BWHNeurology practicing the neuro exam, neurological emergencies and procedures 💉🩺
This #NeurologyEd Tweetable Teaching Image by @fabnascimen and @SBeniczky shows the 6 criteria of the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology (IFCN) for identifying interictal epileptiform discharges on EEG.
Read the full article: https://t.co/1Lrn1DeMvb
#MedEd
Medical interns will be starting their new careers this week. I think it's important for the public to know a few things about our new colleagues:
1) In teaching hospitals, we work as a team; interns ARE physicians who learn by watching, then doing, with graduated autonomy.
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The Yale School of Medicine has an open spot for a 2-year ACGME-accredited Clinical Neurophysiology and Epilepsy Fellowship for an appointment starting in July 2024. If anyone is interested, please feel free to have them reach out to me via email or Twitter!
Bittersweet goodbye to our @harvardneuromds seniors and @prasad_sashank our “graduating” PD. Even though most are staying as fellows, still an end of an era! Thanks for all the valuable neuro and life lessons this past year!
Honored to receive an Excellence in Teaching citation from the @TuftsMedSchool clerkship students that worked with us during intern year at @SalemIMres! Clinical education and mentorship is the most gratifying part of our profession #MedEd#MedTwitter
Come check out our exciting docket at @theASSC ! We'll have a tutorial on subcortical mechanisms of consciousness Jun 22 at 1PM and nine amazing lab members' presentations!
For our full list, click here:
https://t.co/May9i2Y2aB
#neuroscience#consciousness#ASSC26