Pediatric neurosurgeon at Washington University in St Louis interested in epilepsy, functional networks, neuroimaging, and intracranial electrophysiology.
After years of living with severe epilepsy, Cambrie and her family are hopeful for the future.
Read more about her story and upcoming treatment at WashU Medicine.
Congrats to Eric M. Thompson, MD, on being named the T.S. Park, MD, Chair in Pediatric Neurosurgery! A dedicated surgeon-scientist & servant leader, Dr. Thompson embodies leadership and excellence in advancing pediatric neurosurgery.
Read more:
https://t.co/SzSuhHLr0f
Join us Sept 16th for the Chiari Malformation Family Workshop to explore how anxiety affects the brain—and how to build calm & confidence.
For: Teens/adults with Chiari & their caregivers
Speakers: Drs. Roland, Bucklin & Sylvester
Register now!
https://t.co/uFeEeUyA8z
Life-saving decisions, faster: The FDA has approved AI software from a startup founded by WashU Medicine researchers to help neurosurgeons map the brain in an hour instead of days. This groundbreaking tech will pinpoint the safest path for surgery.
Using artificial intelligence, @washumedicine researchers from neurosurgery and computer science have identified 3 subtypes of Chiari type-1 malformations that could improve medical decision making.:https://t.co/xOPFHYPKwU
@SeanGuptaMD @NeurosurgeryCNS
.@JarodLRoland, and his @WashUNeurosurg & @WashUNeurology colleagues analyzed the safety and accuracy of Stereo-EEG in pediatric patients who'd previously undergone craniotomy compared to those without prior cranial surgery. The results? (1/2)
After a high dose of psilocybin, the brain desynchronizes at a massive scale, causing loss of our sense of self, time, and space. This may drive the burst of plasticity caused by psychedelics. The next day, brain activity has largely returned to normal, but an echo remains – a reset of circuits critical to the sense of self.
Our study is out today in @Nature https://t.co/PjACA6nkAy
Now enrolling - Redefining Chiari – a comprehensive study with 6 departments across the university collaborating to redefine the 100-year-old classification of #Chiari Type I Malformations. More information.:https://t.co/sIDVIYkoU1
Join us for the Chiari Malformation Family Workshop on 7/15 at 6p.m. at @STLChildrens. Jarod Roland, MD (@JarodLRoland) will discuss #chiari research & Anna Corbitt from @paraquad will talk about disability rights. RSVP.:https://t.co/um5SRsdQyh
Pediatric neurosurgeon Jarod Roland, MD (@JarodLRoland) was recently named a K23 award recipient from the @NIH for his project: "Functional connectivity markers of cognitive network disfunction in #Chiarimalformation." Congrats, Dr. Roland! @WUSTLmed@STLChildrens
Jarod L. Roland, MD (@JarodLRoland), has been named the new director of the selective dorsal rhizotomy (SDR) program in the Division of Pediatric Neurosurgery at @STLChildrens. Learn more.:https://t.co/BUfTDKIKi4
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Introducing the Action-Mode Network – AMN. Better late than never! 17 years ago, we clumsily called this the Cingulo-opercular Network (CON) based on its anatomy (we weren’t exactly sure what it does). Now we’ve finally got the evidence to give it the functional name it deserves: the Action-mode Network (AMN). Find our arguments here: https://t.co/z8290fmmVB with the peerless Marc Raichle and the brilliant @gordonneuro. 🧵 ↓