Hawasli_Lab

Official Twitter account of Ammar Hawasli's lab studying brain physiology and connectivity in spinal disorder patients
#loveyourspine

[Dinal Jayasekera @dinaljay]

I think it's fair to say that the first ever @WashUBME department retreat was a success. We heard from some great keynote speakers, student speakers, held poster presentations and took part in some fun outdoor activities #WashUBME #BMERetreat2k19

[NEJM @NEJM]

Functional neuroimaging, maps of interrelated regions called the connectome, and the combination of lesion analysis with networks of the connectome offer a new way to understand neurologic function and disease. Learn more:

[Neurosurgery Publications @NeurosurgeryCNS]

Call for Papers! Cervical and Lumbar Spine

Authors are invited to submit their research on degenerative and traumatic diseases of the cervical and lumbar spine. To learn more: https://t.co/Yas2h0XO4Z

[Hawasli_Lab @Hawasli_Lab]

Clinical study hopes to find alternative to spinal fusion surgery https://t.co/xT6nzaUX4P via @fox2now

[U.S. News Health @USNewsHealth]

For the first time, spinal cord injury may no longer mean a lifelong sentence of paralysis. https://t.co/Ve463bC0jC

[Peter T. Wilderotter @pwilderotter]

"A gathering avalanche of new research is showing more evidence that technology holds limitless potential for helping people w/ spinal cord injury recover – maybe even cure – some of the functions lost" Jack Hughes, @ReeveFoundation board chair via @usnews https://t.co/To57GWW11F