@SharathKumarGG7@NEJM Absolutely right .. worlds best journal should post things which makes sense. These images are not enough to diagnose brain abscess.
@the_hindu We don’t want to address the real issues rather manage them … how can we ever improve? Marketing and cosmetic stuff cannot work for everything and everytime. The govt does not believe that students have an issue and rather believes it’s a communication issue.
@TheLallantop Can laws prevent paper leaks? Did stricter laws for rape and murder have prevented crimes?It’s the swift intervention and assured punishment and not the quantum of punishment which matters.Every time politicians do this and people get fooled. Problem is bad police and poor courts
@ndtv@PadmajaJoshi@ARanganathan72 I heard he is a faculty in JNU but I see him everyday on TV and social media … if everyone starts doing like this who will teach ? Same holds true for many other analysts and spokes persons of political parties.
@DrDatta_AIIMS I am not that old but have observed very little change following these protests and politicians are not the root cause of problems but rather people amongst us sitting in power positions of any sort like mini kingdoms who need to change. Vested interests make us v v selfish.
@manurika@smarket Every govt hospital I randomly visited is overcrowded ( RML Lucknow, NIMHANS & St. Jhons Bengaluru, Wenlock Mangaluru). Genuinely curious how can govt (irrespective of the party) fix this ? And how can govt invest in R&D when they are failing to even provide adequate facilities
In 1997, this man was the ABVP National Secretary and was just about to join the Bharatiya Janata Party. There was a paper leak in Odisha and there was a major protest. This man participated in them. He was beaten by the police.
"We staged a protest against the Odisha government, in front of the secretariat. Around 1,500 students joined us there. While the protest was peaceful, the police charged against the activists. He was badly beaten up at that time. He had a few fractures too."
Who is he? Mr Dharmendra Pradhan. Imagine that Dharmendra Pradhan was protesting against paper leaks in 1997 and was beaten!
There is an amazing Indian Express article about him. Linked below. The irony? One of the interviewees says:
"under Pradhan's regime, the students will have more scope for dissent. "It is natural for students to be anti-establishment."
@ajitanjum इस देश की समस्या मिनिस्टर नहीं परंतु बेलगाम एग्जीक्यूटिव, पुलिस और ऐसी जूडिशीएरी है जो इस राजनीति को ग़लत काम करने की ताक़त देते हैं । हमें आईएएस, जूडिशीएरी और पुलिस में सुधारों की ज़रूरत है ना की राजनेताओं को बदलने की।
@sabeer@drjittu28 I agree with you, no one is taking about solutions … even opposition does not have a plan. Fundamentally we are just looking for quick fixes whereas we need to deliberate and discuss long term solutions.
Guys, I’ve spent my life spotting where technology is headed before it becomes obvious.
The system many of these wonderful students in India are trying to fix is already becoming obsolete. The NEET paper leak is not the real problem-it’s just the symptom.
The deeper problem is a culture that tolerates lying, cheating, and nepotism. Until we address those root causes, fixing one exam or one paper leak won’t fix the system. That’s just the tip of the iceberg.
SNIS 2026 Day 2 Lecture Spotlight:
Excellent Didactic Session – CV Section Awards/Luessenhop Lecture at #SNIS2026, moderated by Drs. Ketan Bulsara and Jonathan Russin. A thoughtful and inspiring lecture by Dr. Michael J. Alexander on innovation, leadership, and the continued evolution of neurovascular care.
Check this #AJNR Editors’ choice of the month:
‘Presence of Collaterals from the Contralateral Hemisphere on Preoperative Angiogram Predicts Failure of Encephalo-Duro-Arterio-Synangiosis (EDAS) in Adult Patients with Moyamoya Disease’
This study evaluated angiographic predictors of postoperative neovascularization following encephaloduroarteriosynangiosis (EDAS) in adults with moyamoya disease. Higher Suzuki stage and progressive arterial occlusion were associated with better neovascularization, whereas robust contralateral interhemispheric collaterals predicted poorer collateral formation. These findings highlight the importance of preoperative angiographic assessment for patient selection and revascularization planning.
https://t.co/LZGbTInbEt
#medstudent #neuroradiology #neuroscience #radiology #medschool
@sunetrac How many times govt has crossed red line … one can’t even count. They have zero respect for dialogue, opposition or people who don’t agree with them. They don’t know how to engage … language less said is better.
Beat the radial loop without bailing to the groin! 🛑🔄
Navigating a 360° radial loop with a persistent recurrent branch can be a headache, but you don't always have to switch to the femoral axis. Ditch the standard 0.035" wire that wants to dive into the recurrent branch.
Instead, track through the loop using a 0.014" microwire and a microcatheter. Once you are safely anchored in the ascending aorta, apply gentle, sustained counter-traction to unkink and straighten the loop out completely. 🧵➡️📏
Result? A stable, straightened rail for smooth guide sheath delivery, allowing you to complete the neurointervention 100% transradially! 🧠💪
#NeuroRadiology #TransradialApproach #NeuroIntervention #DrSharathsNeuroradiology #RadialFirst
"Asymmetric Petro-Occipital Venous Plexus Thickening: A Valuable Diagnostic Sign of Reduced Flow in the ICA"
https://t.co/wLOkxh1V0X
@WassermanBruce@JennyYang189132
1/Time to FESS up! Do you understand functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS)?
If you read sinus CTs, you better know what the surgeon is doing or you won’t know what you’re doing!
Here’s a thread to make sure you always make the important findings!
@smarket This is what typically everyone claims. It’s much deeper.Ind society in general respects only money and cares little for intellect so there is no incentive to be good in anything until u make money. Society which cannot accept failure can’t progress. INC never invest in R&D
ORBIT ACHIEVED. 🚀
Vikram-1 Test Flight-1 has reached orbit. India's first privately developed orbital rocket has completed its final burn and injected its payloads into a ~450 km orbit, making India the third country in the world with private orbital launch capability.
History is made. 🇮🇳
#Vikram1 #JourneyToOrbit #SkyrootAerospace
As @Nivarana4India turns 4, I'm reflecting on a question that won't leave me: Why have we stopped being outraged by preventable suffering?
Injustice doesn't become normal overnight. It happens one unchallenged failure at a time.
https://t.co/5LQr4hB00g