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Another publication in the books! We use a machine learning model only using diagnosis and procedure codes before surgery to predict patients’ postop mortality and adverse outcomes. Thanks to Ran Liu The PurdonLab for letting me join this project! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Read our recently published paper about the FLEX score on British Journal of Anaesthesia : FLEX is a novel method that uses medical diagnostic and procedural codes to accurately predict adverse postoperative outcomes. Ran Liu Rory Vu Mather sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Enjoying our UW Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine 16th Academic evening in the beautiful UW WƎⱢƎBʔALTXʷ – Intellectual House: a huge display of the rich science that our departmental members pursue in biomedical & clinical sciences. Our 🔑 note speaker is Dr. Patrick Purdon from Stanford Anesthesiology

Excited to share the results of yrs of data collection @CharlesaNelson1‘s lab & great collab w/ Lisa Yankowitz Jerry Chao Rodrigo Gutiérrez & The PurdonLab. Developmental trajectories of EEG aperiodic and periodic components in children 2-to-44 months of age. rdcu.be/dNj0I

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Excited that our case report has been published! Here we show how the neural signals from a readily available forehead EEG sensor can be used to titrate anesthetic dosing for a child with neurodegenerative disease and decrease postop recovery times. journals.lww.com/aacr/fulltext/…

Excited that my first 1st authored paper from my PhD research has been published in Anesthesiology! We found that neural oscillations in the alpha band of frequencies (8-12 Hz) during anesthesia can predict the risk of postop mortality up to a year after surgery. 🧵 (1/3)

Thanks to everyone in the The PurdonLab Ryan Nipp, MD, MPH, FASCO Gustavo Balanza Rodrigo Gutiérrez Ran Liu and teams at Mass General Anesthesia Stanford Anesthesiology who helped contribute to this work!

Link to full article: journals.lww.com/anesthesiology…

We have officially started collecting data on our Awake EEG and Aging Study which looks at EEG brain activities associated with aging and preclinical Alzheimer's! Here is the study design poster that Amber and Julia presented at the Stanford Anesthesia Department Retreat

Can brain waves during surgery predict who’s at higher risk after? What’s going on: Every year, millions of people die after surgery. Doctors need better ways to spot who’s most at risk—while the surgery is happening.