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A Rare Case of Bobblehead Syndrome
Sunil Patel, MD, in his 30 year career as a neurosurgeon, had never seen a case of the rarely diagnosed Bobble head Doll Syndome, until he met Mickey, a typical two year-old toddler.
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A Pioneering New Technique for Mechanical Thrombectomy
In 2015, five landmark clinical trials provided the evidence that mechanical thrombectomy using stent retrievers was safe and effective for certain patients with acute ischemic stroke.
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An Innovative Collaboration to Improve Stroke Care
Two competing hospitals will pool resources to use telestroke and other innovative approaches to reduce barriers to stroke care and improve quality.
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Conversing with the Brain: Responsive Neurostimulation Helps Prevent Partial Epileptic Seizures
Therapies for a variety of conditions, ranging from Parkinson’s disease to depression, have been developed that intervene in that communication by sending a electrical charge via an implanted microprocessor.
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Damping Injury after Stroke: Innate Immune System Navigation can be Hacked for Stroke Protection
Stroke patients are faced with danger on two fronts. First, when a clot blocks blood flow, brain tissue is starved of oxygen and begins to die.
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Predicting Language Deficits after Stroke with Connectome-Based Imaging
Loss or impairment of the ability to speak is one of the most feared complications of stroke- one faced by about 20% of stroke patients.
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