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Promoting Original Clinical and Experimental Research in Neurological Sciences.

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EAJNS PODCAST | CALLING AUTHORS & RESEARCHERS

Published in EAJNS or working on an exciting area of neurosurgery, research or innovation in your region?

Share your research, insights & story with the EAJNS Podcast!

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How can a left subdural hematoma cause delayed left-sided hemiplegia and visual changes?

This EAJNS case report highlights Kernohan-Woltman Notch Phenomenon with a rare contralateral PCA infarct after craniotomy.

Full case: https://t.co/bCL8uP1pHw

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How can an infected subdural haematoma present entirely without a fever?

This EAJNS case report covers a rare infected multi-layered SDH, treated with burr hole evacuation & targeted antibiotics.

Full case: https://t.co/Rp1HGt9J8a

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How do normative brain measurements help avoid misdiagnosis in neuroradiology?

A study of 422 adult MRI scans establishes Northwestern Nigeria's first normative atlas for the corpus callosum & ventricles.

Full paper: https://t.co/ZUDLqNT4Be

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This research in Kenyan children shows BBB breakdown paradoxically links to better seizure control, with patients 2.7x more likely to respond to 1st-line meds or recover spontaneously.

Read the full study: https://t.co/iG7fDslkGR

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We're pleased to announce that the EAJNS is now indexed in @DOAJplus

This milestone reflects our commitment to rigorous editorial standards, open-access publishing, and increasing the visibility of high-quality neurological research.

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🤔 Learn from experience! @EIFL webinar on journal communications & marketing: how to choose communication channels; managing communications; costs; tracking audiences & followers, plus advice on improving visibility & impact – https://t.co/b8fBgz7buc @TheEAJNS @CleanAirJ

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45.5% of ICH patients in Burkina Faso experience early consciousness disorders within 72 hours.
What drives these acute outcomes, and how can early monitoring help? Read the full multi-center study here:
https://t.co/xPEzT24NX1

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Navigating deep-seated brain lesions is a major neurosurgical challenge. This prospective study evaluates endoscopic-assisted microsurgery vs. pure endoscopy for intraventricular tumors, highlighting key predictors for patient outcomes.

Read here : https://t.co/Nm2g0IIARt

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More research is being published than ever,but real-world impact is missing.
The issue isn’t volume - it’s visibility.

Our editorial breaks down how multimedia tools unlock science from academic silos.

Read now:https://t.co/PBITtJaoXP

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New Issue Alert!

EAJNS Volume 5, Issue 3 is now live.

From new evidence to clinical insights, discover the latest contributions shaping neurological science in East Africa and beyond.

🔗 Read the full issue: https://t.co/gQ4Fk61nnA

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Post-op decline in GCS? Every second counts. Remote Intracerebral Haemorrhage (RICH) is a rare but critical complication of pituitary resection that clinicians must flag early.

Full article: https://t.co/I7RYAgVpM5

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Can task rehab bridge the gap between physical recovery & mental health? A case report shows how a tailored program nearly doubled functional independence for a SREAT patient.

Read the full study: https://t.co/o2QMCCh6re

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What if one of the most impactful neurosurgical interventions happened before a child was even born?
This study investigates the factors associated with spina bifida in Uganda and highlights why prevention remains one of our most powerful tools.

Read now: https://t.co/lhkvHuMYgU

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Ageing well starts with understanding brain health.
This study from Gabon examines dementia among retirees, offering insights into factors linked to cognitive decline.

Read more: https://t.co/cIalcr96Jz

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This study from Senegal highlights the value of strong clinical assessment, thorough documentation, and evidence-based decision-making in traumatic brain injury care.

Imaging is a powerful tool. Stewardship ensures it remains one.

Read the full article : https://t.co/aXgRrMttca

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World Brain Tumor Day

Today, we stand in solidarity with patients, survivors,clinicians,and researchers affected by brain tumors.

Through research and education we can continue advancing our understanding of these conditions and improving outcomes across our communities.

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🎉 It's Graduation Time!

The EAJNS Critical Appraisal Bootcamp is coming to a close, and we'd love for you to join us for our Closing Ceremony on 11 June 2026.
📍 Zoom
🔗 Register: https://t.co/JfemOJLVER

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The EAJNS Podcast is now on Spotify!

Neuroscience conversations are no longer confined to the pages of a journal.

The Podcast brings you closer to the latest research and discoveries shaping neuroscience across East Africa and beyond.

🔗 Listen here: https://t.co/S93vHqM6GS

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Can Balanites aegyptiaca help protect the brain from neurotoxicity? In this podcast snippet, we unpack a study examining its effects on the prefrontal cortex and what the results could mean for future neuroprotective therapies.

🎧 Listen now to discover

https://t.co/F7WvUJ4BKc