The Angela and Richard T. Clark Distinguished Professor of Neurosurgery Division Chief #Cerebrovascular at @TJUHospital Philadelphia USA. Level IV Sommelier
A special visit with Dr. Steven Ojemann, a pioneer in epilepsy and functional neurosurgery! Meaningful conversations with our trainees, great collegiality, and a birthday celebration! Grateful for our incredible @TJUHNeurosurg team @JeffersonUniv@TJUHospital
In addition to being outstanding and compassionate clinicians our nurses and techs @TJUHNeurosurg@TJUHospital are also talented artists! From “an aneurysm clipping” to “Dolly Parton” to “ The Lorax” and finishing with"SpongeBob"! @JeffersonUniv#Halloween
Thank you @drgauravgoel27 for the invitation to NICE live 2026 conference in Delhi, congratulations on this world class meeting with outstanding faculty from all over the world @TJUHNeurosurg at NICE live 2026 @TJUHospital
It was such a pleasure to be invited to @wfitn2026busan to talk about Moyamoya disease, Busan was such a welcoming place and it was great to reconnect with colleagues from all over the world! Congratulations @YongSamSHIN1 on this incredible meeting with an outstanding scientific program! @TJUHNeurosurg@TJUHospital@WFITN_Society
In aneurysms < 3 mm Pcom, Acom location and stent assisted coiling predicted intra-operative complications! Overall outcomes were comparable to aneurysms sized 3-5mm, keeping in mind that there should be a valid reason to justify treating a 3 mm aneurysm! From the STAR registry @musc_star and by our superstar @VictorGabriel_H from @TJUHNeurosurg@TJUHospital
Baseline BMI was associated with increased reintervention rate post VSS, for each unit increase in baseline BMI the odds of reintervention at 6 months increased by 1.09 fold.
There was no association with delta BMI and reintervention.
Great work by 2 outstanding individuals @VictorGabriel_H and @Joannaroy99@TJUHNeurosurg
Congratulations to our @TJUHNeurosurg resident @LoganMassman on receiving @NASBSorg Basic Science/Translational Research Award for molecular and radiomic predictors of pituitary neuroendocrine tumor recurrence. Proud of Logan & mentors, Drs. J. Evans & S. Robert! @TJUHospital
Neurology Programs 🚨!
It’s my great pleasure to highlight a very competitive candidate for the Neurology match this year @Mariacgharios Maria Gharios, who is a research fellow at the RECOVER program with Dr David Fischer @PennNeurology, Maria has done research with me, she’s outstanding at all levels a brilliant candidate who has so much to offer! Maria is applying as a couple match with her partner @VictorGabriel_H
I am thrilled to spotlight @VictorGabriel_H Victor Gabriel El-Hajj, our stellar Postdoctoral Research Fellow @TJUHNeurosurg as he gears up for this season’s neurosurgery match! He graduated from the prestigious Karolinska Institutet, scored off the chart on his boards and published 100s of papers, but above all he’s a wonderful human being a team player and a pleasure to work with! He is the real deal, one of a kind! Neurosurgery Programs he’s a gem don’t miss out keep an eye on his application!
Thank you @InovaHealth department of Neurosurgery for having me as visiting professor, you have an outstanding group of residents and world class faculty, it was great to catch up with @AmeetChitaleMD and #SidChandella!
In this most recent publication by the one and only @VictorGabriel_H our research fellow @TJUHNeurosurg Symptom burden and diagnostic delays in CCFs did not predict post-treatment recovery: durable angiographic occlusion was the key determinant of outcome! @NeurosurgeryCNS@CNS_Update@cvsection
Jefferson Neurosurgery was the only site in Pennsylvania to implant e-shunts in the stride trial! The new innovative device for the less invasive treatment of Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus. One correction: I am the chief of the Division, I am not the chair of the department @TJUHNeurosurg@TJUHospital@CBSPhiladelphia@StahlCBS3
Neurosurgeons from different parts of the world deal differently with complications:
- Our European colleagues were more likely to question their clinical abilities and less likely to admit fault to the patient every time
- US neurosurgeons were more frequently implicated in litigation and were more likely to utilize faith, mindfulness, and therapy
- The principle of forgive and remember provides a constructive framework facilitating moving forward, while remembering and learning from complications. Great work by our brilliant research fellow @VictorGabriel_H@TJUHNeurosurg, having our artwork on the cover of the journal was the icing on the cake! @TheJNS
Great evening kicking off the academic year with our outstanding @TJUHNeurosurg faculty.Proud of this amazing team of clinicians,scientists, educators.Our greatest strength is our people and shared vision for the future.The Greek restaurant was…purely coincidental (😊���🇷)