Register today and join us in Los Angeles, CA, October 11-15 for #CNSConnects —where the future of neurosurgery meets the heart of human connection! Hear from inspiring speakers, witness cutting-edge science, attend social events and wellness opportunities, and more! And if you register by September 10, you'll save up to $300 on your registration: https://t.co/c8WQ9ezEEE
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University of Pittsburgh Physicians is hiring physician assistants and acute care certified registered nurse practitioners to support neurosurgery at UPMC Presbyterian. Learn about the great benefits and career opportunities at @UPMCCareers and apply at https://t.co/HEM8Xohp6p
Attention all neurosurgery applicants!
Applications for the @PittNeurosurg Sub-Internship are still OPEN.
#SubIs, check out this thread 🧵 for tips on how to apply and what you can expect:
Check out Ben Zussman’s https://t.co/xkHw2Hjfin website, a look at interesting cases and angiographic studies of normal and variant neurovascular anatomy, designed to help readers recognize and understand neurovascular disease.
A study by @DanTonettiMD, et al. attempts to identify predictors of successful crossover to stent retriever mediated aspiration thrombectomy after failed first pass manual aspiration thrombectomy. https://t.co/nLpOSinve0 @AshuPJadhav#stroke
“We designed what we think are going to be steps that can immediately impact the number of concussions on our fields.” - NFL Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Allen Sills.
#OnlineFirst: The oculomotor-tentorial triangle. Part 2: a microsurgical workspace for vascular lesions in the crural and ambient cisterns https://t.co/soOljfjVyD
Important group differences as patients w/ orthopedic injuries are frequently used as controls in #concussion research
Differences in Postinjury Psychological Symptoms Between Collegiate Athletes With Concussions and Orthopedic Injuries
https://t.co/fbLbbrf5H6
Study:“Concussed high school athletes with Family Psychiatric History and Personal Psychiatric History (FPH/PPH) were greater than 5X more likely to develop Post #Concussion Syndrome (PCS) Athletes with only FPH were over 2.5X more likely to develop PCS“ https://t.co/qRhQBEJRJI