Great experience learning advanced spinal deformity techniques through hands on labs and expert lectures at the ISSG fellows course Jang Won Yoon MD MS FAANS Tej D. Azad 🇺🇸

"It is very much the case that we are a large family here, and we do everything that we need to do to take care of each other." Check out Isaac Chen, MD talk about the traits we look for in residents and the culture within our neurosurgery department.

It’s always sunny at Penn Neurosurgery Penn Neurosurgery Yohannes Ghenbot Alex Vaz Berje Shammassian MD MPH FAANS

Thank you Lea Alhilali, MD Neurosurgery residents everywhere: Please note that none are labeled "supraclinoid aneurysms"! Ophthalmic /carotid cave/SHA/dorsal ICA/ PCoA /AChA / ICA terminus CV Section SNIS Info YoungNIR Sonia Ajmera, MD Rashad Jabarkheel are you sick of it yet 😁

Join some of the nation’s leading Neurosurgery Program Directors from Mass General, UPenn, Johns Hopkins, and Weill Cornell for an exclusive, career-changing panel: Inside the Match Program Director Panel. Discover the strategies that truly make applicants stand out, hear

#ONSNew Interrupted Versus Running Sutures for Superficial Temporal Artery to Middle Cerebral Artery Cranial Bypass bit.ly/42021C1 by Grin et al NYU Grossman School of Medicine CNS Visish M. Srinivasan, MD Danielle Golub, MD, MSCI

We're excited to have Gerald A Grant MD join us tomorrow as our next Leslie N. Sutton Lecturer! Duke Neurosurgery

It was a privilege to spend the past month as a sub-i with the incredible faculty + residents at Penn Neurosurgery. Huge thanks to Daniel Yoshor, M.D., Visish M. Srinivasan, MD, Berje Shammassian MD MPH FAANS, and the rest of the dept for a great experience and for making Philadelphia feel so welcoming #penn #neurosurgery

Grateful for the opportunity to participate in the Microsurgery and Microanastomosis course w/ Dr. Mustafa K. Baskaya, MD

This year’s chemistry laureate Omar Yaghi was born in Amman, Jordan, in 1965 to parents who were refugees from Palestine. When we spoke to him he shared his story: “I grew up in a very humble home, we were a dozen of us in one room, sharing it with the cattle that we used to

3️⃣ spinal oncology cases , all diff pathologies, unique considerations, complex execution, w/ sophisticated understanding by our residents who had significant involvement. Neurosurgery residency candidates will see the next version in person AANS Early-to-mid Career Committee (#E2M) Brain & Spine Group

Congrats to Casey H. Halpern who received an NIH Director's Pioneer Award! This will support his work developing less invasive and non-invasive strategies for treating disorders found very deep in the brain, such as major depression, OCD, and substance use disorder.

Chief resident Danny Huang, MD was awarded the Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery Resident Basic Science Award for his abstract "Invasive Network Mapping Enables Personalized Multi-nodal Deep Brain Stimulation For Treatment-refractory Chronic Pain.” Congrats! CNS

Actual photo taken an hour ago walking back from afternoon coffee with our residents and fellows Rashad Jabarkheel Look forward to welcoming 12 ⭐ neurosurgery residency applicants tomorrow Penn Neurosurgery Penn Medicine

Thank you Penn Medicine for highlighting our spine program. I am grateful to the teams of administrative, clinical, nursing, peri-operative, & industry partners who collaborated and helped us launch our program at the Pennsylvania Hospital. Penn Neurosurgery Penn Medicine MD

Elon, that robot looks confused.... Do you actually think a robot can do real brain surgery? Keep believing in humanity...

Grateful to have attended the brilliantly designed UIC Flow Symposium & Bypass Course (11/13–11/15) led by the legendary Dr. Fady Charbel. Many thanks to the outstanding faculty — Drs. Atwal, Dr Amir R. Dehdashti, Fiedler, Matthew Koch MD, Dr. David Langer , Starke_neurosurgery, and Laura Stone McGuire, MD.

New in Nature Medicine, Casey H. Halpern's team looked at the brain activity of a patient with loss of control eating on tirzepatide and revealed it may only temporarily suppresses signaling in the brain’s “reward center” thought to be involved in food noise. ➡️ spr.ly/601979uMX

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