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Dedicated to excellence in comprehensive, minimally-invasive care of patients with stroke, brain aneurysms, and other diseases in the head, neck and spine.

[SNIS Info @SNISinfo]

Year 5 of #WeAreNeurointervention is here! Help us celebrate the diverse backgrounds, experiences, and contributions that strengthen our field. Whether it's your first submission or your fifth, we'd love to hear from you: https://t.co/0wEG207f8q

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This is a clinical-angiographic correlation! The marked chemosis & arterialized conjunctiva mirror the high-flow shunting seen on the angiogram. Recognizing these external signs of a CCF)is crucial for rapid diagnosis and intervention to preserve vision.

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Registration is open for the #SNIS23rd Annual Meeting & Fellows Course, July 20–24, 2026, in Seattle, WA! Check out the preliminary program, accommodation information, and link to register here: https://t.co/hWZydGkxQu. See you in Seattle!

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Anatomy Monday! What abnormal flow pattern do you see here? What is the diagnosis? Do you see the cause on this angiogram?

Come back Wednesday for the answers!

[JNIS @JNIS_BMJ]

💡 What is the current evidence on coil-only middle meningeal artery embolization (MMAE) for chronic subdural hematoma (cSDH)?

In this JNIS scoping review, authors analyzed 9 studies including 367 patients and 459 embolization procedures evaluating coil-only MMAE for cSDH.

Recurrence rates ranged from 0–17.6%, reintervention rates from 0–15.4%, and complication rates from 0–5%. Techniques varied from proximal MMA trunk occlusion to more distal branch-level coiling, with potential advantages of coil-only MMAE in anatomically challenging cases.

📖 Read more at https://t.co/qDwB9jTRUn

@HakeemShakirMD @OUHealth

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Tomorrow is the last day to apply for the SNIS Foundation’s 2026 grant cycle. This year’s opportunities include:
• Two Fellow/Young Investigator Research Grants
• Two Joe Niekro Research Grants
• The 2026 VOGM Research Grant
More information here:https://t.co/Pkis1rRtx7

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#SNIS2026 Co-Chairs Lee-Anne Slater, MD and @BrianHoward_MD can't wait to welcome you to the SNIS 23rd Annual Meeting & Fellows Course in Seattle, WA – bringing our internally recognized conference to the Emerald City for the first time. Register today: https://t.co/cZnmP8ffLk

[Shahram Majidi, MD @MajidiShahram]

Have a great manuscript, pilot study, case series, preclinical, or experimental work advancing neurointervention? Submit it to JNIS Advances. Fast, fair, and swift peer review.
@SNISinfo @DrMichaelLevitt @cvsection @svinsociety #science #research

[Michael Levitt, MD @DrMichaelLevitt]

Submission site is live, consider JNIS Advances for your next research study!

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In Your Inbox: Don’t miss the latest message from the President! Check out updates and announcements from #SNIS President @gdabus here: https://t.co/x0e58iDXEs

[JNIS @JNIS_BMJ]

What is the current role of middle meningeal artery embolization (MMAE) in chronic subdural hematoma management?

📖 These updated recommendations review the evidence supporting MMAE as an adjunct to surgical drainage, considerations for standalone treatment in select populations, and key technical and safety principles for contemporary practice.

@SNISinfo @esmintsociety @anzsnr

🔗 Read more at https://t.co/TLmCjWqggh

[JNIS @JNIS_BMJ]

And another exciting introduction! Please join us in welcoming @MajidiShahram from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai as one of the new Associate Editors for JNIS Advances.

In this feature, Dr. Majidi shares his thoughts on what truly makes a paper “practice-changing.” What do you think makes a study practice changing beyond robust methods and statistics? Novelty? Generalizability? Simplicity of implementation? Long-term clinical impact?

Have a paper you would like to submit? Learn more about JNIS Advances here: https://t.co/tBYwlDjgPW

[NeuroNews @NN_publishing]

A rockstar inside and outside of the neurointerventional space, guitar aficionado @gdabus is the current @SNISinfo president and has been involved in many impactful studies including CREST-2 and SUMMIT MAX. Read the latest @NN_publishing profile for more
https://t.co/cIdJHSpchd

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Registration is open for the #SNIS23rd Annual Meeting & Fellows Course, July 20–24, 2026, in Seattle, WA! Check out the preliminary program, accommodation information, and link to register here: https://t.co/hWZydGkxQu. See you in Seattle!

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Online late-breaking abstract submission for the #SNIS 23rd Annual Meeting is open! The deadline for submission is Monday, June 8 at 11:59 pm (ET). Apply here: https://t.co/cZnmP8ffLk
See you in Seattle!

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EXTENSION: Applications are open for the SNIS Foundation’s 2026 grant cycle. This year’s opportunities include:
• Two Fellow/Young Investigator Research Grants
• Two Joe Niekro Research Grants
• The 2026 VOGM Research Grant
More information here: https://t.co/Pkis1rRtx7

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Check out this @NN_publishing profile of #SNIS President @gdabus!
https://t.co/44iXiYNpTD

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SOON: The next #SNISInsights webinar “Complications and Bailouts: Tips and Tricks” is 4/21 at 4PM ET. Panelists @Doctor_OC_, Kasra Khatibi, MD and Neil Patel, MD will list down with Luciano Ponce Mejia, MD and SNIS Education Chair @JPTsaiMD. Register: https://t.co/tPv63f32pV

[JNIS @JNIS_BMJ]

We are excited to introduce @DrMichaelLevitt as the Editor-in-Chief of JNIS Advances. Dr. Levitt is an endovascular neurosurgeon at the University of Washington and a recognized leader in the field of neurointervention.

In this introduction, he shares the vision behind JNIS Advances and discusses how the journal complements the strong foundation established by JNIS. As our field continues to evolve rapidly, JNIS Advances will provide an additional platform to highlight emerging science, novel techniques, and impactful clinical work from around the world.

Learn more about the new journal here: https://t.co/tBYwlDjgPW

[Michael Levitt, MD @DrMichaelLevitt]

This journal is positioned at the frontier of neurointervention. Thoughtful, rapid, human peer review. Curated content and high visibility for maximum impact on the field. Consider submitting today!