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Connecting with colleagues and friends Penn Neurosurgery CV Section CNS AANS BCM Neurosurgery at the annual meeting #CNS2024 in Houston

My mentor & friend Pascal Jabbour MD, FAANS, FACS, FAHA has the giant shoulders upon which I and so many are lucky to stand. CV surgery demands tehnical mastery, desire to expand the surgical toolkit, humility, and joie de vivre. The legacy of Drake is alive and well in you! CNS CV Section

We have all lost a true visionary. Few can claim to have truly changed the world, and Nick Hopkins was one. But to do so with kindness, honesty, and humility is what made him truly great.

Leo Nelson (Nick) Hopkins passed last night at the place he imagined and created, the #GatesVascularInstitute in #Buffalo, New York. On behalf of all the members of the Jacobs Institute | Nonprofit Med-Tech and the Canon #Stroke and #Vascular Research Center, we send our most sincere wishes to

Was honored to be a guest on Clippology with the Masters with Michael T. Lawton, MD and talking about PICA aneurysms! Thank you to Aesculap for supporting the talk! UT Neurosurgery BarrowNeurological youtube.com/watch?app=desk…

In this season's “Clippology with the Masters,” 3 former fellows to join me w/aneurysm cases from their practices. The reward w/mentoring is seeing trainees test their mettle, flourish on their own, become masters in their own right. Join us: Justin R. Mascitelli, MD, FAANS, @JanKarlBurkhardt,

Looking forward to this discussion on Neurosurgical Robotics! Jefferson Neurosurgery Jefferson Health EIC of the JNSPG Journal of Neurosurgery

Turning Medical Publishing into a lucrative business compromising quality and creating even more disparities with open access and predator journals is not the right thing to do ! Thank you Neurosurgery Publications for publishing our concerns Basel Musmar Jefferson Neurosurgery

The 2.5cm miniPT isn't the classic crani to approach the basilar apex. Small proximal P1 associated with a thalamoperforator wasn't worth the added morbidity of an OZ, but presented clearly and perforators easily dissected. Sometimes the stars align to make surgery simple

I enjoy training vascular neurosurgery fellows, and even more, I enjoy watching them spread their wings after graduation and soaring in their own practices. In this season of "Clippology with the Masters," I host 3 of my former fellows. Here is Episode 1 with Jan-Karl Burkhardt, MD…

Can't think of a better way to honor Nick Hopkins than gathering at the meeting now bearing his name. Great friends, an open exchange of ideas, and a beautiful mountain make it the most special meeting of the year. If you pass Corbet's Cabin, pause a moment at Nick's skis

The Nick Hopkins Symposium in Jackson Hole. Adnan H. Siddiqui, MD and many others gathered to honor Dr. Nick Hopkins. His memorial skis at Corbett's Cabin served as a respectful tribute to a great man.

Lucky to have one of the greats as a mentor - check out some cases which highlight some of the lessons I learned from Michael T. Lawton, MD. When I pull out titanium instead of platinum, the rules don't change: applied anatomy, precision technique, and struggling for elusive perfection.

The Neuroscience Publications Department has recently curated a collection of some of our favorite peer-reviewed journal covers over the last 40 years. The first cover selected for a Journal of Neurosurgery cover was back in 1986 for Drs. Roberts F. Spetzler and Neil A. Martin's groundbreaking

More powder. Straight-lining the no-fall couloir line is (almost) always worth it 😁

According to the Brain Aneurysm Foundation, 1 in 50 people in the U.S. has an unruptured brain aneurysm. Join neurosurgeon Michael Lang, MD, who will talk about UPMC’s comprehensive approach to treating brain aneurysms in the best, safest way. event.choruscall.com/mediaframe/web…

Congratulations to #SNIS Vice President Peter Kan for being honored with the NiekroFoundation Patient Choice Award. We are grateful for your unwavering commitment to the field of neurointervention and providing the highest quality of patient care.

The perfect jump shot is built in the gym, when you're tired and no one is watching. Love to see Pitt Neurosurgery residents putting in microanastomosis reps in the lab so they're ready to shine in the OR. Special thanks to Dr. Joseph Maroon for donating the instrument sets!