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Earlier this week, we shared a clip of Dr. Babak Jahromi, of Northwestern Memorial Hospital, discussing the shortcomings of traditional EVDs when treating IVH.   Dr. Jahromi shared insights on brain hemorrhage, the timeline of innovations for IVH treatment, and the introduction of #IRRAflow as a treatment pathway.   To watch this Jacob’s Institute Educational Webinar in its entirety, visit https://lnkd.in/gagRAJn4.   Don’t forget to like and subscribe to our YouTube channel!   Adnan Siddiqui, MD, PhD Christopher Kellner, MD Nicholas Brandmeir, MD Behnam Rezai Jahromi, MD   #medicaldevice #healthcare #medtech #criticalcare #innovation #neurocriticalcare #irraflowfirst 

#ICYMI: Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) announced the teams that will be working to enable whole eye transplantation to restore vision for people who have blindness or visual impairments. A bold goal with life-changing impact! https://bit.ly/4fStwTe Stanford University University of Colorado Bascom Palmer Eye Institute

On day three of #BrainAwarenessWeek we share news from the @EU Science, Research and Innovation TENSIONstudy. #thrombectomy is safe to use in a larger number of stroke patients than current practice & reduces the long-term disability. Professor Dr @Claus Z. Simonsen explains what it means for future #strokecare. Click to learn more tension-study.eu

⏱️ Time is running out! There are less than 24 hours to go before our inaugural meeting 'Advancements in Obesity' begins 🔗 https://ow.ly/bKKS50SfE7z Bringing together global physicians from Duke University School of Medicine, University of Glasgow, King's College London and more, #AOMCongress will provide comprehensive information on referral pathways and the available medical and procedural options for your patients. #ObesityManagement #Cardioed #MedEd

In this 1 minute video by Yale Medicine, #obstetrician and #gynecologist Aaron Lazorwitz, MD, PhD, explains why he decided to subspecialize in complex family planning. Watch the interview to learn more ⬇ #OurFacultyRock Yale School of Medicine | Yale New Haven Health

⏱️ Time is running out! There are less than 24 hours to go before our inaugural meeting 'Advancements in Obesity' begins 🔗 https://ow.ly/bKKS50SfE7z Bringing together global physicians from Duke University School of Medicine, University of Glasgow, King's College London and more, #AOMCongress will provide comprehensive information on referral pathways and the available medical and procedural options for your patients. #ObesityManagement #Cardioed #MedEd

🚨 New research from The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth Houston) Stroke Institute reveals racial and ethnic disparities in outcomes after aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage (aSAH). Read in full: https://lnkd.in/gw6ZZuy3  📊 The study found that Hispanic patients had a higher risk of cerebral infarction and symptomatic vasospasm compared to White patients, and non-White patients had worse functional outcomes at discharge. 🩺 These findings highlight the need for better understanding of risk factors and patient-centered management in aSAH care. #StrokeResearch #HealthEquity

🌟This week is Neurodiversity Celebration Week, a worldwide initiative that challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about neurological differences, creating more inclusive and equitable cultures. Recent research by Dr. Jessica Eccles and Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) showed "further proof of a link between neurodivergence and physical health issues, demonstrating a direct relationship between hypermobility and increased pain and dysautonomia." Dr. Eccles, Lead Author, Clinical Senior Lecturer, and MQ Versus Arthritis Fellow at BSMS, said: “There are considerable barriers to healthcare for neurodivergent people – our research demonstrates that the need to reduce these barriers is even greater and opens up potential pathways for personalized care. “Health providers need to make improvements to their services to make them more accessible to neurodivergent patients. They also need to move beyond “exclusive” diagnostic categories and traditional boundaries between body and brain that can lead to siloed healthcare.” Read more about this study and find video resources on EDS, HSD, and neurodiversity at https://lnkd.in/eWpXy4pE

Tune in for final thoughts from Dr. James Udelson of Tufts Medical Center and Dr. Ian T. Meredith as we conclude our miniseries on the current clinical evidence behind #interatrialshunting. In our third installment, we discuss how #ALLAYHF incorporates insights from the REDUCE LAP-HF II (responder group) and RELIEVE-HF trials to further validate Alleviant's no-implant approach to shunting as a potential therapeutic option for #heartfailure. “We need to keep pursuing avenues that might benefit patients and follow the science.” - Dr. James Udelson

⏳ Redefining Recovery Timelines in MSK Care Clinical recovery should be measured in months or even years, not days. In the U.S., the average episode of care lasts 6 weeks—barely enough time to initiate physiological rebuilding. Most changes in the first 6 months are neurophysiological, where symptom behavior shifts before anatomical adaptations occur. As clinicians, we must avoid chasing the lowest-hanging fruit and empower patients to pursue complete, sustained recovery—not just fast results. 🧠💪 Education on structure and the importance of long-term change is critical to achieving meaningful outcomes. #MSK #PT #MSKRecovery #LongTermCare #SustainedChange #PatientEducation #HighValueCare #HealthcareInnovation #PhysiologicalHealing SPRY