Epilepsy Florida will host a series of weekly virtual webinars in November, for Epilepsy Awareness Month. The sessions will feature our neurologists, neurosurgeons and NPs, and moderated by Pat Dean, ARNP. Join the conversation here: epilepsyfl.com/epilepsy-aware…

Earlier this month, we enjoyed wonderful talks by Dr. Ann-Christine Duhaime and Dr. Gillian Hotz on pediatric TBI. This marks the final episode of the Miami Peds Zoomposium series. You can continue to view all of the Zoomposiums, recorded on Youtube at youtube.com/watch?v=qDmco-…

Great hybrid in-person/virtual pediatric neurosurgery meeting at Salt Lake City this week! Congratulations to all of our team members who presented - and looking forward to Washington DC next year! AANS/CNS Peds Section Nicklaus Children's UHealth Jackson Children’s Care UM Neurosurgery #pedsneuro2021

We are excited to have Dr Erik Brown, MD PhD, join us next year as our pediatric neurosurgery fellow. Dr Brown is a chief resident at OHSU and comes with a wealth of pediatric neurosurgery experience, interest, and research. Welcome Dr Brown! AANS/CNS Peds Section UM Neurosurgery

Happy holidays! One of the highlights of 2022 will be the ASPN annual meeting, taking place in O'ahu, Hawaii this year. Led by Dr. Ragheb, the president of the ASPN, the conference will feature excellent scientific sessions, speakers, and the opportunity to connect again!

inspiring! #pediatric #neurosurgery Thanks, Dr. John Ragheb UM Neurosurgery Miami Pediatric Neurosurgery #rolemodel #globalneurosurgery #ASPN2022 in the midst of so many amazing people doing + writing awesome things Jay Wellons, MD, MSPH Dave Limbrick, MD, PhD Dr. Samuel Browd #HCRN #CPRN #hydrocephalus Lurie Children's Pediatric Neurosurgery

My favorite meeting each year ASPN American Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons. Great job Andrew Jea. Congrats Dr. Ragheb - legend and true gentleman. What a legacy for Miami Pediatric Neurosurgery!!

Last week, the American Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons (ASPN) held its annual meeting in O'ahu, Hawaii, to advance clinical and academic neurosurgery. Congratulations to Dr. John Ragheb, the president of the ASPN, for a well-attended and successful meeting!

We are so proud of our chief of neurosurgery, Dr John Ragheb, for his role as the ASPN president over the past 2 years. Dr Ragheb has made an indelible mark in pediatric neurosurgery and continues to inspire us through his insight, leadership, mentorship, and compassion.

Dr. John Ragheb speaks about our ongoing MR guided Focused Ultrasound clinical trial, that offers thermoablation for central, low grade, brain tumors like hypothalamic hamartomas. AANS/CNS Peds Section Hope For Hypothalamic Hamartomas Shelly Wang, MD MPH UM Neurosurgery AANS Neurosurgeon

Dr Marion (Jack) Walker, professor emeritus of neurosurgery at the University of Utah and featured speaker for the Dr Sanjiv Bhatia Memorial Lecture this year, gave a great talk today on the topic of hydrocephalus, shunts, and shunt over-drainage. AANS/CNS Peds Section UM Neurosurgery

Join us tomorrow (Friday, Feb 25 @ 8am) for another virtual presentation for Nicklaus Children’s Hopsital, on the surgical management of craniopagus twins. Zoom ID: 872 4609 8261 password GR2122

In the battle against VPS failure in infants, thanks to Journal of Neurosurgery for sharing our database-drive hypothesis that congenital cardiac anomalies can impact failure by CVP alteration. Comments welcome! Evan Luther UM Neurosurgery Miami Pediatric Neurosurgery AANS/CNS Peds Section thejns.org/pediatrics/vie…

Infantile aneurysms are rare with <150 reported in the last 40 years. They are often large, arise from the MCA, & surgery/endovascular treatments can result in good outcomes. Thank you & Shelly Wang, MD MPH! Journal of Neurosurgery The Aneurysm and AVM Foundation (TAAF) #stroke #aneurysm #endovascular #Neurosurgery

Pediatric head traumas are diffuse in etiology and in hospitalization stay. Predictors of 1 day stays include younger age, male gender, less chronic conditions, fall and assault etiologies. Thanks to #ChildsNS for letting us Miami Pediatric Neurosurgery share!

Diffuse leptomeningeal glioneuronal tumor (DLGT) is a very rare and new entity, occurs along the pediatric neuraxis w classic 'spongiform' appearance on MRI. In our contemporary series, we show 10 years was 69%. Thanks to #ClinNeuroNsgy for letting us share.

Looking to join our academic team as a research assistant for the department of neurosurgery at Nicklaus Children's Hospital? We'd love to hear from you! Apply to the job posting here: careers.nicklaushealth.org/job/miami/rese…