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An accurate diagnosis can help ensure the best treatment for rare brain and spinal cord tumors. @NCIResearchCtr's Dr. Zied Abdullaev explains how patterns of chemical methyl marks on the DNA of cancer cells can help classify #RareCNSTumors more precisely. cancer.gov/rare-brain-spi…

***SAVE THE DATE*** We are pleased to announce the 10th Annual Neuroscience Forum will be held on Friday May 5, 2023, at the Center for Academic Medicine, Stanford, CA. Abstract deadline: Friday March 31st. #Neurotwitter #Neuroscience #Research med.stanford.edu/neurosurgery/e…

The countdown has begun… Registration deadline is only ONE WEEK AWAY. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to join our global community 🌎 thinkgastronauts.com/galapagos/

Happy to participate in the Early Career Neurosurgeon Reception at #AANS2023 along with honored guest Melanie Hayden Gephart from Stanford Neurosurgery Additional attendees include Randy D'Amico, MD, #IsabelleGermano and Walavan Sivakumar, M.D. Check us out at 6:30 pm on Sunday at the JW Marriott!

Such great experience to share our work CSHL Meetings Brain Barriers 2021 #cshlbbb ! We enjoyed all the interactions, suggestions, and shared expertise. Congratulations to the organizers for a great meeting. Stanford Neurosurgery

Incredibly honored to be awarded an Impact Award from the DOD together with terrific friend and colleague Dr. Stephen Mack (Stephen C. Mack). Together, we will develop new therapeutics for children with ependymoma. Another great collaboration between Dana-Farber + St. Jude. 🔥🎉🚀

.Xinnan Wang Lab and her lab, have focused on how Parkinson's leads to defects in mitochondrial function. With their discoveries, there is the hope of detecting Parkinson’s in its earliest stages before symptoms start. #ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth Learn more: med.stanford.edu/neurosurgery/n…

We are very grateful for Stanford Neurosurgery’s huge support!

What controls the morphology of #myelin sheaths to enable them to fine-tune conduction velocity? TL;DR: Calcium (Ca2+) signaling; a.k.a. nature’s ultimate multitasker! Read our new pre-print to find out more, led by grad student Manasi Iyer! 🧵👇(1/n)

We welcome Stanford University undergraduate Brandon Bui to the Petritsch Laboratory – supervised by our talented Dr. Lulu Xing Lulu Xing. Thank you to the Wu Tsai NeURO fellowship program for supporting Brandon. Congratulations Brandon! Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute

Congratulations to our undergraduate researcher Caitlynn Tran ‘25 on her acceptance to the highly competitive Amgen Scholars Program this summer at Kyoto University. She will be conducting research under Dr. Fuyuhiko Tamanoi studying nanoparticles as cancer therapy. Amgen Scholars Global Program Office

Dr. John Ratliff (John Ratliff) is the Chair-elect for the Council of State Neurosurgical Societies. CSNS (CSNS) is a grassroots organization where state neurosurgical societies develop policies escalated to AANS and CNS #AANS2023

Professor and Chair of Stanford Neurosurgery, Michael Lim, MD (Michael Lim, MD) as a discussant for Plenary Session II: Combined Oncolytic Virus and Checkpoint Inhibitor for Recurrent GBM. #AANS2023

Dr. Odette Harris is the #AANS2023 Van Wagenen Lecture speaker. The Van Wagenen Fellowship is awarded annually to a junior member of AANS & was established by the estate of Dr. Van Wagenen, one of the founders and the first President of the Harvey Cushing Society, now the #AANS.

Juan C. Fernandez-Miranda, MD, FACS (DrJFM - Juan C. Fernandez-Miranda MD -) demonstrating: The ATLAS 3D Session: Inspiring Operative Moments A truly fascinating session! #AANS2023

Melanie Hayden Gephart, MD, MAS (Melanie Hayden Gephart) speaking at the AANS/CNS Sections on Tumors and Early Career Neurosurgeons (ECNS) Reception #AANS2023

frontiersin.org/journals/oncol… The superb brain tumor model review authored by Dr. Xing and Dr. Panovska can now be accessed online.

#CancerNeuroscience work by the brilliant postdoc Kathryn R. Taylor published (open access) today demonstrates that malignant gliomas #DIPG #GBM recruit mechanisms of synaptic plasticity to drive cancer growth. A thread… (1/ ) nature.com/articles/s4158…

This is what well worn #shoes of a #surgeon looks like! Almost 10 years … wish I had counted the #steps they walked me around University Health Network ⁦Princess Margaret Cancer Centre⁩ ⁦University of Toronto Neurosurgery⁩ ⁦Krembil Brain Institute⁩ ⁦UHN Research⁩ Hard to part with them … but it’s time !!