Had a great 3.5 days of knowledge feast and got to see works from across #India. Great organization Dr Soaham Desai Mitesh Chandarana Suvorit Bhowmick Movement Disorders India 662+ registration, 2 Orations, 5 plenary sessions, 12 parallel sessions, 2 workshops, video akhada, posters, platforms and more #MDSI

Thanks to all who made this a great event (& all who couldn't be tagged on Twitter /x 😉) #MDSI #MDSICON Dr. Heli Shah Jacky Ganguly Divya Radhakrishnan Divyani Ela Varasi🇮🇳 Sahil Mehta Vijay CurePSP MDS Movement Disorders India See you at #MDSICON #2025 #Varanasi

Tenecteplase for thrombolysis in a 4.5-to-24-hour window did not improve disability outcomes at 90 days in patients with ischemic stroke who had been chosen on the basis of imaging. Most patients had endovascular thrombectomy. Full TIMELESS trial results: nej.md/3wa2tAR

Dr Debasish Chowdhury, President Indian Academy of Neurology does a masterly demonstration of his astute diagnostic skills at our CPC AIIMS, New Delhi Ofcourse wonderful presentation by our #Neuropathology team Vaishali Suri & our master pathologist MC Sharma sir 🤗 Department of Pathology, AIIMS, New Delhi

A wonderful presentation on the History of tuberculosis and how Randomization changed the way we look at Medical evidence today by Jeffrey Drazen NEJM Ajay Singh

Happy International Women's day! More power to this amazing group of women jump starting the MDS LEAP Basics program this morning. May our tribe continue to grow and do amazing things for ourselves and the next generation.

Excited to commence the MDS LEAP program today with my wonderful colleagues who are leading experts around the world. Fabulous to commence this program on International Women's Day. MDS NeuRA (Neuroscience Research Australia) Franklin Women Shake It Up Australia

LEAP Basics 2024: Thank you MDS for bringing us all on this platform Jennifer Goldman, MD, MS Alastair Noyce Professor Carolyn Sue and Chair Shilpa Chitnis, M.D., Ph.D., FAAN. for putting this together

Good will and connections/engagement will get a lot of things done. So many leaders totally miss out on this element. Our faculty are our best asset, why aren't they treated with the respect and kindness they deserve along with fair compensation?

Are the days of the 'black bag' neurologist gone? The classical overflowing sack of cool instruments? No other specialist in my mind symbolizes the blag bag of medicine better than a neurologist. Mike Ullman was a former great member of my lab Norman Fixel Institute for Neurological Diseases and he has recently

What is the most important examination maneuver for a movement disorders neurologist? It may shock you to learn there is not agreement on this point. The search for bradykinesia of course must be in the top #3, as Alberto J Espay kicks us off today in MDS Aspen course

What is the best drug to treat Parkinson's disease. Susan Fox UToronto Neurology say it is unequivocally levodopa. The evidence just keeps piling up. Krembil Brain Institute #Parkinsons

Have you thought about the ethics of brain biopsies for research in Parkinson's disease and beyond? Do you have an optimal consenting process in place? Since we are rapidly moving to into an era where more research teams will sample the brain while performing an elective surgical

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#MDSCongress MDS One week to go!!!

The countdown starts today! Officially one week until the start of the annual #MDSCongress. Still need to register? mdscongress.org

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Do we need a randomized clinical trial to show the benefits of ‘holistic’ medicine in Parkinson’s? Bas Bloem says not so fast. If it makes you feel better and it is safe, it makes me happy too. Holistic medicine is beating conventional medicine in spending time with persons and

Treatable hyperkinetic movement disorders Dr Soaham Desai MDS #MDSCongress

Best wishes and way to go!!!