
Ahmad Essa
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02-03-2024 19:12:31
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Check out our research fellow’s recent publication Ahmad Essa Quantifying the Association Between Surgical Spine Approach and Tracheostomy Timing After Traumatic Cervical Spinal Cord Injury - PubMed pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38456683/

Our study quantifies recent trends in the incidence and timing of metastases to the spine. This is a growing population of patients, that are becoming more elderly at the time of diagnosis, and will need multi-disciplinary #cancer care. Canadian Cancer Society Ontario Ministry of Health Ontario Government

Our second presenter at the UofT Trauma 2024 Research Symposium is Ahmad Essa from Trauma & Neurosurgery Research Group speaking on The Association Between Surgical Spine Approach and Tracheostomy Timing After Traumatic Cervical Spinal Cord Injury #UofTTraumaVP


Spinefest well-represented by the Unity Health Toronto spine research group. Congrats Husain Shakil for the top clinical research award for his research on spinal metastases and time at home. Strong work from Ahmad Essa presenting TQIP SCI data Spine Program, University of Toronto


Congratulations to Rachael Jaffe on publishing her IHPME Master’s thesis work! It outlines the labor market effects of traumatic spinal cord injury for Canadians. Christopher Witiw Spine Program, University of Toronto Unity Health Toronto U of T Department of Surgery JAMA Network Open jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

Armaan Malhotra, Husain Shakil, Shaurya Taran, Jetan H. Badhiwala, Christopher Witiw, and others just published a study examining the relationship between #HealthInsurance status and timing of withdrawal of life sustaining treatment for adults with severe #TBI. Read now: bit.ly/3zReoFv



#CritiCallOntario’s Christopher Witiw & Alun Ackery are winding up their pitch to #AngelsDen to compete for vital research funding. They created an AI tool trained on brain scans of #TBI patients to help doctors identify who needs surgery. More here: angelsden.ca St. Michael's Hospital Foundation

This study led by Christopher Witiw and Armaan Malhotra examines the labor market consequences of traumatic brain injury survivorship for tax-filing Canadian citizens in the three years following injury. ja.ma/3Yg0oyK


Congratulations Christopher Witiw Alun Ackery and team for winning the 250K Odette Award for Health System Innovation at the Angel’s Den pitch competition to support a provincial automated head imaging system! St. Michael's Hospital Foundation Unity Health Toronto Temerty Centre for AI in Medicine (T-CAIREM) University of Toronto Neurosurgery U of T Department of Surgery University of Toronto


Congrats to Ahmad Essa and team on their new study assessing the evolution of surgical timing for complete cervical spinal cord injury in North America pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39501890/ Journal of Neurotrauma U of T Department of Surgery AO Spine North America American College of Surgeons Christopher Witiw

Traumatic brain injury patients living in areas with differing densities of racialized and immigrant populations had no differences across home time or rehab outcomes, suggesting equitable care shorturl.at/Q8Hz4 IHPME University of Toronto Neurosurgery Annals of Surgery American College of Surgeons


Check out our meta-analysis and evidence appraisal of peri-operative outcomes and adjuvant treatment after MIS and conventional open surgery for treatment of spine metastases. AANS/CNS Spine Section NASS AO Spine AO Spine North America Spine Program, University of Toronto University of Toronto Neurosurgery doi.org/10.3171/2024.7…

165,000 Canadians will suffer a traumatic brain injury this year—the leading cause of death among young people. Angels Den winners Drs. Christopher Witiw & Alun Ackery were featured on @GlobalNews for their AI tool that helps doctors triage critical cases & save lives. bit.ly/42dmft2

Thanks to Journal of Neurosurgery and AANS/CNS Spine Section for recognizing our work on spinal metastases, and of course to the legendary James Rutka for all the support!

Our research fellow and graduate students, Dr Essa, Dr Shakil and Dr Malhotra, presenting their amazing research work at the CSS 2025 conference #spine #sci #uoft Ahmad Essa Husain Shakil Armaan Malhotra Canadian Spine Society Unity Health Toronto


The conference was highly successful, with our lab covering topics such as AI in spinal imaging, pediatric spine, spinal oncology, degenerative spine, and spinal cord injuries Canadian Spine Society Unity Health Toronto #spine #uoft #neurosurgery #research


Congratulations to Dr. Shakil on recently winning the competitive mayfield clinical science award, and a kuntz scholar award from the AANS/CNS Spine Section for his research on spinal metastases #Neurosurgery #spinalmetastases #spine #uoft Husain Shakil University of Toronto Neurosurgery


Great time in Rio de Janeiro last week for Global Spine Congress 2025. Thankful for the opportunity to share all the research from lab Chris Lozano Armaan Malhotra University of Toronto Neurosurgery Trauma & Neurosurgery Research Group #AOSpine
