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Brain Aneurysms Update | Causes and Risk Factors
Published: February 20, 2020
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Remote Second Opinions at Penn Medicine Neurosurgery Podcast
Recorded in the fall of 2020, this podcast features neurosurgeon Dmitriy Petrov, MD, discussing the advent of the remote second opinion program at Penn Neurosurgery and the approaches the departments of Neurosurgery adopted to address ...
Management of Spinal Deformity - Podcast with Drs. Vincent Arlet and Ali Ozturk
In this review of the comprehensive adult spinal deformity program at the Penn Spine Center, Drs. Vincent Arlet and Ali Ozturk discuss the management of scoliosis and kyphosis, a consideration that includes nonoperative treatment, pain management, and surgery.
Advances in Neurotechnology and the Future of Penn Neurosurgery - Podcast with Daniel Yoshor, MD
Daniel Yoshor, MD, the new Chair of Neurosurgery and Vice President of Clinical Integration and Innovation at Penn Medicine, discusses his research in methods to restore sight to the blind and his thoughts for the future of Penn Neurosurgery.
Exploring the Role of Immunosuppression in Autoimmunity for MS Patients Amid COVID-19
The spread of the COVID-19 pandemic has caused us to reconsider how we treat our patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) and even the role of immunosuppression in autoimmunity.
Expanding Options for the Management of Multiple Sclerosis
In this podcast, Penn Medicine's Dr. Amit Bar-Or, discusses the latest research furthering our understanding and treatment of multiple sclerosis.
COVID-19 and Neurological Implications | Penn Medicine
Penn Medicine Professor of Neurology, Joseph R. Berger, M.D. discusses the Neurological Implications of COVID-19.
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Bridging the Gender Gap in Parkinson Disease
By capturing data on underrepresented segments of the population, Allison Willis, MD, is hoping to flip the narrative on Parkinson disease so that all patients receive better care and improved outcomes.
What Happens After COVID-19? Penn Medicine’s New Post-COVID Recovery Clinic Offers Support
While the number of new COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to decline in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, the pandemic is intensifying in some southern and western states.
Amit Bar-Or, MD, and Joseph Berger, MD, multiple sclerosis physicians in Penn Medicine’s Department of Neurology, offer a systematic review of disease modifying therapies in MS to assess patient’s risk of magnifying COVID-19 infection, ...
Neurogenetics Team Forms with "Tsunami" of Breakthroughs Looming
The wealth of information that’s become available over the last 10 to 20 years coupled with the rapid evolution of the technology that can analyze it has dramatically transformed neurogenetics.
Mapping Epileptic Networks with Virtual Cortical Resection
For the approximately 1 million Americans with drug-resistant epilepsy, the availability of new surgical techniques and implantable devices hasn’t improved freedom from seizure after surgery. It’s not for lack of devices, says Brian Litt, ...
Realizing the Future of Neurodegenerative Disease Care…Today
Penn Medicine has one of the oldest neuromuscular programs in the nation, and has pioneered many leading-edge diagnostic techniques and treatments available today.
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