Newton Cho (@newton_cho) 's Twitter Profile
Newton Cho

@newton_cho

Combined Orthopaedic/Neurosurgery Spine Fellow @UCalgary | Functional Neurosurgery Fellow @UofTNeuroSurge | PhD @EPFL in neuromodulation for spinal cord injury

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Krembil Brain Institute (@kbi_uhn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dr. Chris Lozano, PGY1 neurosurgery resident at Temerty Medicine spoke at Krembil Brain Institute Neurosciences Rounds on Mar 31st about, "A Middle-aged Man with Progressive Paraplegia & Urinary Incontinence" and shared some important neurobytes:

Dr. Chris Lozano, PGY1 neurosurgery resident at <a href="/uoftmedicine/">Temerty Medicine</a> spoke at <a href="/KBI_UHN/">Krembil Brain Institute</a> Neurosciences Rounds on Mar 31st about, "A Middle-aged Man with Progressive Paraplegia &amp; Urinary Incontinence" and shared some important neurobytes:
ONWARD Medical (@onwdempowered) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today ONWARD's ARC-IM IPG, the first neurostimulator designed for SCI, was implanted in a human for the first time by Dr. Bloch Jocelyne. This first-in-human implant was also the first enrollment in our HemON study to assess blood pressure and trunk control in people with #SCI.

Today ONWARD's ARC-IM IPG, the first neurostimulator designed for SCI, was implanted in a human for the first time by Dr. <a href="/Jocelyne_Bloch/">Bloch Jocelyne</a>. This first-in-human implant was also the first enrollment in our HemON study to assess blood pressure and trunk control in people with #SCI.
University of Toronto Neurosurgery (@uoftneurosurge) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A huge congratulations to our incredible graduating class! We look forward to watching your bright futures in #neurosurgery! ⭐️ Saira Alli ⭐️ Newton Cho ⭐️ Ben Davidson ⭐️ Spyridon Karadimas ⭐️ Ying Meng ⭐️ Zamir Merali ⭐️ Farshad Nassiri ⭐️ Chris Pasarikovski

A huge congratulations to our incredible graduating class! We look forward to watching your bright futures in #neurosurgery! 

⭐️ Saira Alli
⭐️ Newton Cho
⭐️ Ben Davidson
⭐️ Spyridon Karadimas 
⭐️ Ying Meng
⭐️ Zamir Merali
⭐️ Farshad Nassiri 
⭐️ Chris Pasarikovski
Newton Cho (@newton_cho) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to share work from my graduate thesis EPFL published in Nature Medicine ! A novel brain target to improve walking after spinal cord injury. Special thanks to G Courtine and Bloch Jocelyne as well as my amazing co-authors! nature.com/articles/s4159… #spinalcordinjury

Michael Okun (@michaelokun) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What if you could target brain regions important for recovery after spinal cord injury with DBS? Can you say hypothamamus? Guess what Cho and colleagues from Switzerland did just that in a brilliant new paper Nature Medicine. Key Points: - People don't think about it, but guess

What if you could target brain regions important for recovery after spinal cord injury with DBS? Can you say hypothamamus? Guess what Cho and colleagues from Switzerland did just that in a brilliant new paper <a href="/NatureMedicine/">Nature Medicine</a>.
Key Points:
- People don't think about it, but guess
Anton Fomenko (@kineticneuron) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Did you know the Leksell Frame can be mounted upside down for easy access to the posterior fossa for DBS and brain biopsy? We show how: doi.org/10.1159/000543… #stereotacticsurgery #deepbrainstimulation #cerebellum kalialabs Artur Vetkas Newton Cho Ben Davidson

Michael Yang, MD MSc FRCSC (@michaelyangmd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We launched our Calgary Endoscopic Spine Surgery Program this week! 🙌 We are now able to offer ultra-minimally invasive spine surgery to Albertans. We hope to create a center of excellence for research and to help train future 🇨🇦 spine endoscopists. Calgary Health Foundation UCalgaryMedicine

We launched our Calgary Endoscopic Spine Surgery Program this week! 🙌

We are now able to offer ultra-minimally invasive spine surgery to Albertans. We hope to create a center of excellence for research and to help train future 🇨🇦 spine endoscopists. 

<a href="/yyc_health/">Calgary Health Foundation</a> <a href="/UCalgaryMed/">UCalgaryMedicine</a>
Newton Cho (@newton_cho) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to share our new review in Trends in Neurosciences on re-examining pathobiology of gait dysfunction in #Parkinsonsdisease and implications for future therapeutic strategies Thanks a lot to kalialabs for their supervision and support and to Trends in Neurosciences! cell.com/trends/neurosc…

Calgary Spine Program (@calgaryspine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to Newton Cho our superstar spine fellow on winning the “Best Poster Presentation Award” at the AO Spine North America Fellows Forum this past weekend in Banff, Alberta!

Congratulations to <a href="/newton_cho/">Newton Cho</a> our superstar spine fellow on winning the “Best Poster Presentation Award” at the <a href="/AOSpineNA/">AO Spine North America</a> Fellows Forum this past weekend in Banff, Alberta!
Michael Okun (@michaelokun) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Does conventional spinal cord stimulation improve Parkinson's in the human? Insert nail in coffin. Dis aliter visum – the gods thought otherwise. A randomized crossover double-blind study says NO. It's long overdue that we pivot to other approaches and methods as Carra, Cury and

Does conventional spinal cord stimulation improve Parkinson's in the human? Insert nail in coffin. Dis aliter visum – the gods thought otherwise. A randomized crossover double-blind study says NO. It's long overdue that we pivot to other approaches and methods as Carra, Cury and
Calgary Spine Program (@calgaryspine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We celebrated the graduation of our 4 amazing clinical spine fellows: Drs. Newton Cho Newton Cho, Chien Yew Kow, Drew Mulhall, and Ru Raj. It’s been an honour and privilege to see you all grow into the surgeon you are today!

We celebrated the graduation of our 4 amazing clinical spine fellows: Drs. Newton Cho <a href="/newton_cho/">Newton Cho</a>,  Chien Yew Kow, Drew Mulhall, and Ru Raj. It’s been an honour and privilege to see you all grow into the surgeon you are today!