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UTHSC MD/PhD Student

Joined August 2021
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The Tandon Lab will be at #SfN24 in Chicago this week! Come and see presentations from @Neuro_Meredith, Aditya Singh, @LiTorres71141, @KSnyderNeuro and @ElliotMurphy91!
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So proud of our two MD-PhD students ⁦@KSnyderNeuro⁩ & Aditya Singh @TandonLab @NeurosurgUTH @UTHealthHouston for fantastic presentations @AANSNeuro #aans2024
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Katie Snyder retweeted
Our lab will be in attendance at SfN this year! @SfNtweets #SfN2023 We will be presenting 6 talks over the course of various Nanosymposiums, showing new intracranial sEEG and ECoG research into speech decoding, syntactic structure building, visual attention, and lexical access!
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🎉 Exciting News! Our soft electrodes were tested in a first-in-human study led by Prof. @DrNTandon at @UTHealthHouston @memorialhermann. We recorded brain activity from 3 patients, a major milestone towards the development of our innovative #BCIs! 🧠 lnkd.in/eXFxPNa2
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Excited to share our new paper published in Journal of Neural Engineering! We demonstrate the feasibility of using sEEG to decode components of natural speech production. Thread below for more details [1/6] iopscience.iop.org/article/1…
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What happens in your brain after you pick up a book, or pull up some text on your phone? @DrNTandon of @UTHealthHouston's describes a new imaging study revealing how the brain reads. sciencefriday.com/segments/h…
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Excited to share our new paper! Multivariate lesion-symptom mapping in a cohort of 95 surgical epilepsy patients shows postoperative word finding difficulties are associated with damage to the language dominant fusiform gyrus. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/shar…
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This study highlights the importance of the fusiform gyrus in naming, and surgical approaches in the dominant temporal lobe should attempt to preserve this region to minimize the risk of postop language deficits.
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Thank you to all my co-authors! @DrKieferForseth, @cristidonos, Patrick Rollo, @cogscimon, Joshua Breier, and @DrNTandon @TandonLab
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Come check out our posters on mapping human language with ECoG at #SNL2022! A54: Spatiotemporal dynamics of concreteness @ElliotMurphy91 A74: Two spatiotemporally distinct cortical networks for sentence reading @OWoolnough 1/2
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Our meta-analysis of 47 patients shows #Epilepsy DBS in centromedian nucleus of the thalamus is location-dependent, with optimal results at the dorsal border. Accurate targeting of CM subregions is crucial for seizure reduction! doi.org/10.1016/j.eplepsyres…
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Excited to share the results of our @TheJNS paper, a meta-analysis of 7 studies and 162 patients showing that accurate targeting of ANT within subregions adjacent to the MTT improves DBS outcomes in epilepsy! thejns.org/view/journals/j-n…
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