Day 4 of the #CCFEpilepsySummit2024 is here! We're diving into specialized epilepsy types and exploring groundbreaking non-resective treatments. Let’s push boundaries and advance care together! #SEEG #neurosurgery #epilepsy #epilepsysurgery Demitre Serletis Irene Wang, PhD, FAES

Key takeaways from session VII yesterday! Excellent talks and Wonderful discussions!!!!

We had great discussions in session VIII of the #CCFepilepsysummit2024 yesterday! Dr Braun’s stressed on the importance and need to get genetic testing on all of our patients with epilepsy ( with agreement from the attendance)…genetic testing may identify candidates who would

We just wrapped up the lectures that were followed by discussions for session IX of #CCFEpilepsySummit2024. The debate centered on the need for better involvement and commitment of the epilepsy community in embracing molecular genetics knowledge and research to study the

Update from #CCFepilepsysummit2024: Excellent talk and recommendations from Dr Sami Obaid from the University of Montreal on the diagnosis and surgical management of insula #epilepsy! Demitre Serletis Ahsan Moosa Naduvil, MD 🧠⚡️ Irene Wang, PhD, FAES

Summary of the phenomenal #neurosurgery lectures in Section XI (FCDs & Tumors) at the #CCFEpilepsySummit2024, feat. these key highlights/takeaway notes (Part 1): #epilepsysurgery #seeg #epilepsy Imad Najm Balu Krishnan Vineet Punia Richard Rammo, MD Stephen Hantus Irene Wang, PhD, FAES

And two more summaries for Section XI (FCDs & Tumors) at the #CCFEpilepsySummit2024 (Part 2): #epilepsysurgery #seeg #epilepsy Imad Najm Balu Krishnan Vineet Punia Richard Rammo, MD Stephen Hantus Irene Wang, PhD, FAES Cleveland Clinic Neurosurgery Ahsan Moosa Naduvil, MD 🧠⚡️ Elia Anny Reyes, PhD

Day 5 of the #CCFEpilepsySummit2024! The journey isn’t over yet! There’s still so much to learn and explore about epilepsy treatments and advancements. Let’s continue our quest for knowledge and innovation! Demitre Serletis Irene Wang, PhD, FAES

What an amazing line up! So much to think about and so much to be excited about! The future of epilepsy treatment is bright!

Very well said Sam! Thanks for your phenomenal contribution!

Made it to CNS in #Houston! Great mtg w/ inspiring lectures and incredible colleagues. Proud of our Cleveland Clinic #Neurosurgery, #Epilepsy and DynectomeLab teams, contributing to several solid posters this yr! Scoping them out early, in advance of the sessions this

Prof. Imad Najm delivering an amazing Dr. NH Wadia oration at IANCON 2024 Vizag ,India....defining the challenges and future of epilepsy care,precision therapy,seeking targets for diagnosis and treatment.

It was a great honor to present the Dr Wadia’s oration in from of a large crowd of friends and colleagues attending #IAN meeting today! The future of #epilepsy after 100 years after 100 years of EEG is brighter than ever! Demitre Serletis Vineet Punia Irene Wang, PhD, FAES Stephen Hantus

Very pertinent topic in the field of #epilepsy #surgery evaluation. It will be covered by some of the best in the field and discussed in an eCPC… I hope it all can attend!

We had a fantastic IW session at American Epilepsy Society 2024! A stellar panel, innovative talks, and thoughtful discussions made it truly special. Bella’s inspiring #EpilepsySurgery success story, empowered by translational imaging research, touched everyone’s heart. #AES2024

NEW EVENT ALERT!! Celebrate a century of EEG, learn about the roles of EEG Technologists in Epilepsy care, and explore training, education, and CEU resources! Don’t miss this FREE one-day event! Register here: forms.office.com/r/LharA08S1G #CleClinicEEGat100 #Neuroscience #Epilepsy

Great and important contribution to the field! Congratulations!

Epigenetic changes affect the function of the glucose transporter DNA in endothelial cells from FCD2tissue….The role that decreased glucose tissue concentration in FCD 2 tissue remains unknown… future research is designed to uncover the significance and mechanisms in #epilepsy!

With a new type of deep brain stimulation, conductor Rand Laycock can focus more on the music and less on managing his Parkinson's symptoms. This technology adapts to his brain activity in real time to control his symptoms.  See how it works: cle.clinic/4iLdzPf Demitre Serletis