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This week at APS:
• Insights into Forebrain Control of Breathing 9/4
Next:
• With @SWHR: Genetic and Hormonal Components of Sex Differences in #Alzheimers 9/11
• With @drawittoknowit: Making Renal Physiology Education Less Convoluted 9/17
More: ow.ly/vcB250RKcWJ
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Yearly rituals: My brother Brian Dlouhy @thebraindocMD in chi town for the Lam skull base course = catching up + midnight selfie in front of our fav spot Bellevue (prev Tavern on Rush)
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University of Iowa Pediatric Neurology is hiring.
Join our fantastic group of 17 faculty, 5 APPs in lovely Iowa City. You won't find a better group to work with.
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4th annual Minimally Invasive Techniques in Pediatric #Neurosurgery course Aug 9-11, 2024, Chicago. Fave weekend of the year! Hands-on labs, interactive cases, 🔥⭐️🤩faculty @MikeDeCuypereMD @LurieNeurosurg @thebraindocMD @CMCNeurosurgery Scott Wait @RobinBowman1911 Rick Boop +++
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Video evidence from baby monitors supports a long-suspected link between seizures and sudden death in young children. @EricBoodman reports. trib.al/9ep10CL
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🔉Thank you to neurosurgeon & epilepsy researcher @thebraindocMD 🤩🧑🔬 for sharing insight into his impactful paper re #SUDEP on the podcast!👇🏻
📹 YouTube youtu.be/zUOrazE-qig
🎧 Podcast shorturl.at/bdPT5
🔗 Transcription shorturl.at/BMUVZ
#epilepsy #NeuroTwitter – at Camberwell, London
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New research from @uiowa points to extended apnea that continues following a seizure as a major factor contributing to Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP).
cureepilepsy.org/news/univer…
#SUDEP #epilepsyresearch #epilepsy
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Breathing difficulties after seizures? 💨 Explore the intriguing link between the amygdala region and persistent breathing loss revealed in a recent study. #PhysicianCommunity #EpilepsyCare @JCI_insight @thebraindocMD @uiowa #EpilepsyAwareness
View: neurologylive.com/view/study…
Great write-up and commentary @NeurologyToday: bit.ly/3MLO7vX on our latest publication @JCI_insight - we are one step closer to identifying epilepsy patients at high risk for #SUDEP and a preventative treatment for SUDEP @UIowaNeuro @uiowa @UIchildrens @CureEpilepsy
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Via @JCI_insight: Researchers propose this trigger for sudden unexpected death in #epilepsy: bit.ly/3MLO7vX
#NeuroTwitter #SUDEP @AANMember @thebraindocMD @TjuhNeurology @elizjdonner @nyulangone
ALT A man sits in a chair with wires connected to his head.
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A @UIowaNeuro research team identified a specific area of the brain linked to prolonged loss of breathing after a seizure, shedding light on a rare complication of #Epilepsy that causes approximately 3,000 deaths per year.
spr.ly/6016uSR7I
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In what’s called the best tradition in college sports, @HarrySmith shares the history of people in the Kinnick Stadium waving to patients at Stead Family Children's Hospital overlooking the field — and meets a player in a full-circle moment.
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A new study underscores the amygdala's critical role in post-seizure breathing suppression, offering a vital clue in understanding SUDEP—a leading death cause among severe epilepsy patients.
neurosciencenews.com/amygdal…
#neuroscience
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We found that in #epilepsy patients, when seizures spread to a focal subregion of the human #amygdala, apnea is evoked & can persist for minutes after the seizures ends! Patients are unaware! This may lead to sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (#SUDEP). insight.jci.org/articles/vie…
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Today's Nobel is a reminder to focus on the work and not the journal. The key publications cited by the committee were published in Immunity, Molecular Therapy, and Nucleic Acids Research. Respectable journals, but not the Big 3. The discoveries are what's important, not a name.
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Dr. Katalin says in this interview, “ten years ago I was kicked out of Penn”
This is the ultimate redemption story of our generation.
“Ten years ago I was kicked out and forced to retire.”
Our new medicine laureate Katalin Karikó (@kkariko) told us how much it means to be awarded the Nobel Prize after a scientific career that has been full of challenges.
Ten years ago, Karikó was still doing all her experiments by hand but today she has been awarded the medicine prize for her research on mRNA, which led to the development of COVID-19 vaccines.
Listen now:
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11-year-old Liam was near death when an infection took over his entire brainstem. Thanks to the skilled efforts of our pediatric neurosurgery team, Liam is back to playing basketball in his driveway. spr.ly/6012uHaHO
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Behind the Shrug: Caitlin Clark won every national player of the year award last year. She's also a member of the @TippieIowa family, and her life has become a marketing class project. spr.ly/6017uBGkh
ALT Iowa Women's Basketball's Caitlin Clark on a bus during travel for the team, working on coursework
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In the largest population study to date, data from Sweden shoes that patients who had undergone resective epilepsy surgery had 30% reduced mortality. Compelling evidence in support of this underused treatment option for drug-resistant patients
bit.ly/46k71kW
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Gabby was diagnosed with a brain tumor after a scan showed a mass and fluid buildup. Even after many surgeries and chemotherapy at our hospital, the tumor kept growing. A new drug is helping it shrink. Meet this week’s Kid Captain, Gabby Ford of Fairfield. spr.ly/6016PC6Ey