Three Michigan Medicine doctors have been selected and recognized by Crain’s Detroit Business for being notable leaders in health care technology.
H.D. Humes, M.D., a nephrologist at U-M, successfully treated a child in severe septic shock and multiorgan failure using a Selective Cytopheretic Device, a new therapeutic tool he helped develop and received emergency approval to use in the case.
@ToddCHollon , M.D., developed FastGlioma and DeepGlioma, two AI-based tools that improve the detection of residual brain tumors and rapidly screen for genetic mutations, respectively, with an average accuracy of more than 90%.
And @matthew_willsey, M.D., Ph.D., and his team completed the first in-human recording from a novel, wireless brain-computer interface, the Connexus BCI by Paradromics Inc., which was implanted during a temporal lobectomy and aims to restore functions lost due to injury or disease.
🎉 Tomorrow is International Skull Base Day! 🧠🌍
We will share special messages from our members on what skull base surgery means to them and their patients.
🗓️June 4
🚨Don’t miss it!
Join the celebration and share how you're recognizing the day!
“Special” understates how meaningful it was for me to see my co-resident & dear friend @strahleMD installed as the Appoline Blair Professor in Pediatric Neurosurgery yesterday @WashUNeurosurg. Congratulations Jenn, your @umichneuro family is so proud of you!
Here, @SaketMyneni+ describe the Skull Base Chordoma Patient Reported Outcome Survey (sbCPROS), a novel tool for assessing #QOL in #chordoma patients
Providers overvalued items related to pain, sleep changes and sensory/motor symptoms when compared to patients
@JNeurooncol
@DrShirleySu@NASBSorg Thank you for your meticulous attention to detail and commitment to science and collaboration! What a great meeting, with the leadership of you!
In front of the largest crowd in collegiate wheelchair basketball history on Sunday, the @UMadaptive wheelchair basketball team earned a 51-42 victory over Michigan State inside Crisler Center! 👏
#GoBlue
Mayo Clinic Pituitary Adenoma Education Day is happening on February 22. Learn about pituitary adenomas with experts from Mayo Clinic's Neurosurgery, ENT, Radiation Oncology and Endocrinology departments. Register at: https://t.co/I8N5lk2NSV #Neuro