A resilient Neurosurgery Resident who believes that Courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at the testing point #C.S Lewis
My author copies arrived! 📚
Writing a Medical Research Manuscript is a practical guide to turning a research idea into a clear, rigorous, publishable paper.
I hope it’s useful for students, physicians, researchers, and anyone trying to become a better scientific writer. ✍️
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🧠 Join Tomorrow Nima Etminan and Torstein R. Meling, for an open discussion on "Guidelines for the Management of Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage" at the #EANSwebinar, hosted by the EANS Section of Vascular Neurosurgery.
The discussion will be moderated by Andreas Gruber, Victor Volovici and Diana Aguiar de Sousa.
📅 23 September 2026, 17:00 CEST
📣Don’t miss out – The registration is free!
🔗 https://t.co/Ze0543hoQ6
#EANSonline #EANSwebinar #Neurosurgery #Webinar
⚡ How should we approach seizures caused by brain tumors?
Join Dr. Nitin Tandon for a discussion on the etiology of tumoral epilepsy and how seizure biology, tumor location, and surgical strategy influence management.
📅 September 16 | 3:30 PM CST
🔗 https://t.co/pvY3c9pvvQ
ONLY 13 DAYS LEFT!
The deadline to submit abstracts for the 26th COSECSA Scientific Conference is 31st August 2026.
• 3rd-4th Dec 2026
• Lilongwe, Malawi
Submit now - follow the link:
https://t.co/JOwdeKI8s8
#COSECSA2026#Surgery#AntimicrobialResistance
🧠 The best bypass is the one the patient's anatomy allows.
Our anatomical study defines the key determinants of PICA-PICA bypass feasibility.
🔗 https://t.co/XovdAZKeuF
#Neurosurgery#Microsurgery
Applications for the 2026 Aesculap-EANS Research Prize are still open!
Outstanding research deserves recognition. Thanks to the generous support of B. Braun Aesculap, two annual prizes of €5,000 each will be awarded for exceptional neuroscience research, one for the best clinical research paper and one for the best laboratory research paper.
If you are an EANS Individual Member in good standing, this is your opportunity to showcase your work and be recognized among the neurosurgical research community.
The selected winners will be invited to present their research at EANS2026 in Hamburg, Germany, taking place 30 September – 4 October 2026.
📅 Submission deadline: 26 July 2026
Don’t miss the chance to submit your research and compete for this prestigious award.
🔗 https://t.co/pmxYEpE00O
#EANSonline #Aesculap #Prize #SignUp #Research
🧠 Join Tomorrow Bente Sandvei Skeie , Sebastien Froelich, Jean Regis, Güliz Acker, Anne Balossier, Vincent Lubrano, Francesco Signorelli, Sanjeeva Jeyaretna and Pedro Silva, for an open discussion on "Multidisciplinary Management of Cavernous Sinus Meningiomas" at the #EANSwebinar, hosted by the EANS Skull Base Neurosurgery & Radiosurgery Sections Joint Webinar.
The discussion will be moderated by Antonio Santacroce.
📅 01 July 2026, 17:00 CEST
📣Don’t miss out – The registration is free!
🔗 https://t.co/fLneOz7WnA
#EANSonline #EANSwebinar #Neurosurgery #Skull #Base
We caught up with @MGBneurosurgery's Mark Richardson, MD, PhD, during #ResidentResearchDay to ask him how his residency training at UCSF prepared him for his career. He also shared some great advice for aspiring neurosurgeon-scientists.
1/Do you know all the aspects of, well, ASPECTS?
Many know the anterior circulation stroke scoring system—but posterior circulation (pc) ASPECTS is often left behind
25% of infarcts are posterior circulation
Do you know pc-ASPECTS?!
Here’s how to remember pc-ASPECTS!
Glossopharyngeal neuralgia requires treatment that addresses the source of nerve irritation, not only the pain itself.
Microvascular decompression is designed to relieve compression of the nerve by creating separation between the glossopharyngeal nerve and the offending vessel. When appropriate, this approach can provide meaningful and durable pain relief by correcting the underlying neurovascular conflict.
Careful diagnosis and surgical judgment remain essential in determining the safest and most effective treatment path.
For more detailed insight, visit The Neurosurgical Atlas.
Just Published
Falcotentorial dAVF with Unusual Venous Drainage Presenting with Obstructive Hydrocephalus: A Case Report and Literature Review of Endoscopic Third Ventriculostomy Followed by Staged Transarterial Embolization
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#Neuroendovascular
In this operative video, Dr. Cohen demonstrates the paramedian supracerebellar approach for resection of a large pineoblastoma.
Tumor is carefully dissected from the contralateral tectum, and although a mild Parinaud syndrome was noted postoperatively, it resolved within two weeks. The posterior third ventricle is then exposed and protected with cotton to prevent blood from entering the ventricular system as additional tumor is dissected from the posterior thalamus, mobilized posteriorly, and removed. Further debulking is carried out where the capsule remains adherent to the deep veins
#Neurosurgery #Pineoblastoma #DrCohen #SurgicalExcellence
Watch this #SevenSeries video showing this mini bifrontal craniotomy, anterior interhemispheric approach, and clipping of distal pericallosal artery aneurysm, on our website @BarrowNeuro by clicking on this link… https://t.co/J7JSfScET4.
In this operative video, Dr. Cohen demonstrates the midline suboccipital approach for resection of a fourth ventricular ependymoma.
After the tumor capsule is skeletonized, bipolar coagulation and an ultrasonic aspirator are used to debulk the lesion. Because the tumor appears to invade the floor of the fourth ventricle inferiorly, debulking proceeds until the superior pole is debulked and the fourth ventricle is identified. With the ventricular floor recognized along both the inferior and superior aspects of the tumor, the operative anatomy is clarified for safe resection.
Learn more here: https://t.co/fjwXuekFTz
#Neurosurgery #Ependymoma #DrCohen #SurgicalExcellence
Sometimes in this job, life hangs in the balance & you must act on intuition, w/out the usual studies confirming your diagnosis. Here, fistulous connections b/w meningeal arteries & a cortical vein produced hypertension, venous dilation, rupture. DAVFs can be treated endovascularly, but hemorrhage often requires emergency surgery to close the fistula, evacuate clot, save a life….
“If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.” If bypass technique is my hammer, then why not enjoy the reconstruction of a high cervical internal carotid artery blowout with a sweet excision/end-to-end carotid reanastomosis? Simple, elegant, restorative – so nice...