
A. Karim Ahmed, M.D.
@akarimahmed4
Resident @HopkinsNsurg • M.D. @HopkinsMedicine • B.S. @NotreDame
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09-01-2020 23:58:48
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How cool is this? 😎 Judy Huang, MD along with PGY-4 Jawad Khalifeh, MD & scrub tech Erica Mackall uses a new robotic exoscope that uses 4K 3D optics for enhanced visualization for many types of neurosurgical procedures at JohnsHopkinsBayview


Thank you Drs. Al Cohen, Stan Anderson, Kurt Lehner and Foad Kazemi for leading our "Approach of the Month" operative dissection course This is a great aspect of our #training that regular gives residents and students hands on time under the microscope with anatomical specimens




Great Johns Hopkins Neurosurgery crew at the weekend #spine lab. Thanks to Nicholas Theodore,MD Daniel Lubelski for the teaching and Globus Medical for hosting! Hopkins Neurosurgery Spine AANS/CNS Spine Section Jawad Khalifeh, MD A. Karim Ahmed, M.D. Nancy Abu-Bonsrah, MD, MPH


Interested in rotating Johns Hopkins Neurosurgery as an acting intern/sub-intern? Submit a simplified application (NO FEE) below by 1/31 & receive a decision by 2/15 tinyurl.com/4fmjmnww Spread the word & join our diverse, innovative, busy, and hands-on team!!


It was a pleasure having Danny Prevedello Ohio State Neurosurgery Residency as Visiting Professor Johns Hopkins Neurosurgery Johns Hopkins OHNS His thoughtful & personalized approach to the surgical management of skull base pathologies was inspiring & a true tour de force Hope you visit again soon!


Rory Goodwin Duke Spine Duke Neurosurgery gives a tour de force talk on molecular markers and genomics in spine oncology AANS/CNS Spine Section


Great working with Yuan Xia and A. Karim Ahmed, M.D. on this paper in World Neurosurgery Journal examining pulse-synchronous bouncing phenomena and syrinx formation in spinal hemangioblastomas. Hopkins Neurosurgery Spine Johns Hopkins Neurosurgery Mayo Clinic Neuro Daniel Sciubba Johns Hopkins INR sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

It was a true pleasure working with A. Karim Ahmed, M.D. during his time as JohnsHopkinsBayview chief His #neuroanatomy knowledge was vast, making complex approaches simple He always puts patients first & is technically gifted, a master surgeon in the making NASBS AANS/CNS Spine Section!


Check out our recently published manuscript in Brain Sciences MDPI discussing operative corridors in #endoscopic skull base tumor surgery! Here, our team provides illustrative cases for approaches to the sella, orbital apex and anterior cranial base using endoscopic techniques


Henry Brem Johns Hopkins Neurosurgery at the NY softball tournament! Everyone Looking 💪💪💪 Go team! Tej D. Azad 🇺🇸 A. Karim Ahmed, M.D. Liam Hughes Patricia Yee



Tang et al Johns Hopkins Neurosurgery demonstrated GTR of atypical meningiomas provides survival advantage in both elderly and very elderly cohorts and adjuvant radiotherapy improves this response in the very elderly Read more: ow.ly/JjFA50Ucbvc




Here in Journal of Neurosurgery , #LindaTang+ performed a retrospective study using the National Cancer Database of patients with atypical #meningioma They found that additional time between diagnosis and #surgery is associated with increased risk of #mortality after adjusting for confounders


Here in Endocrine Society Journals, Miguel Angel Jimenez+ assess 57,807 patients treated for #pituitary adenoma from 2004-2019 They found significant racial and socioeconomic #disparities in access to high-volume centers for adult patients seeking surgical resection


Congratulations A. Karim Ahmed, M.D. for being awarded the NS Tumor Section Emerging Technologies and Traveling Fellowship for visiting Pitt Neurosurgery! And congrats Jeffrey Nadel, MD, MS, we looking forward to working with you on using big data to optimize #cancer care delivery Johns Hopkins Neurosurgery!


Thankful for the mentorship and guidance of Johns Hopkins Neuro-Oncology Surgical Outcomes Lab, A. Karim Ahmed, M.D., Tej D. Azad 🇺🇸 and the entire Johns Hopkins Neurosurgery family! Excited to share some of the work we have done over the past year! Grateful to ACTS for their support!