Dr. Phedias Diamandis wanted to see if AI can interpret pathology images like he — a human and UHN neuropathologist — is trained to do. Once he discovered it can, he tried to train AI to recognize tumour patterns and features. More on his findings 👉 bit.ly/3wjmFQZ

Incoming AANS President, Jacques Morcos, MD, FAANS, unveils the new brand promise: Driven by full engagement & accountability, ensuring constant connectivity within the organization & with partners. Focused on efficient, effective & transparent goal execution for tangible results

Really excited about the future of our Tumor Section! Fantastic group of neurosurgical oncologists leading many initiatives !

#CoVascICH received a best research proposal award at the 1st ESO ICH Academy Meeting. Congrats to the organizers of the event and all presenters! Many thanks to my coPI Ashkan Shoamanesh and all CoVasc-ICH investigators European Stroke Org #ESOC2024 PHRI.ca Population Health Research Institute 🇨🇦

Celebrating 100th year anniversary of Neurosurgery University of Toronto Neurosurgery U of T Department of Surgery Temerty Medicine with Anil Nanda and Jacques Morcos MD FRCS FAANS USA, and Kate Drummond Australia. With gratitude to gelareh-zadeh for an amazing program #cnsf2024, Canadian Neurological Sciences Federation here in Toronto!

We wrapped up the 100 years of University of Toronto Neurosurgery celebration this past weekend! Honored to be part of this rich history and one of the most international and impactful programs worldwide. Big kudos to our amazing Dan Chair gelareh-zadeh for orchestrating such a fabulous event!

New issue of Brain is now out with a wonderful cover photo from Ammar Al-Chalabi: Ostriches in the Namib desert run compulsively ahead of cars, but occasionally they stop - as here - to evaluate the situation, arbitrating between habitual and goal-directed actions

Honored to receive the Spanish Neurosurgical Society (SENEC) Grant for a Project in Neurosciences 2024. Deeply grateful to ⁦Jonathan Chainey (He/Him)⁩ and Margaux Masson-Forsythe from #SDSC, as well as to ⁦Aristotelis Kalyvas⁩, Dr. Carolyn Lai, Dr. Gabarros and ⁦gelareh-zadeh⁩

We are now on LinkedIn! Find us here➡️ tinyurl.com/4w7xyv78 John De Almeida ralph gilbert Christopher MKL Yao, MD. FRCSC U of T Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery

Read about the recent #RPPT that found a significant reduction in #seizure frequency after add-on therapy with #DBS in comparison with VNS optimization by Hrishi Suresh, Karim Mithani, Nebras M. Warsi, James Rutka, George M Ibrahim, and others! bit.ly/3x89yCG

What if we performed micro-dissections of the human brain, uncovered its connectivity and merged it to MRI based imaging. Check out the incredible pictures in this article. Georgios Skandalakis and colleagues have a cool new paper on the midbrain region in the journal

Really excited to see the fruition of years work with Dr. Valiante. Even more excited about our study, that if successful, could provide the first disease modifying neuromodulatory treatment for Alzheimer’s disease. Thank you Alzheimer Society of Canada and Brain Canada. Stay tuned! #ENDALZ

Congratulations to Dr. Paul Kongkham for his appointment to the position of #Undergraduate #Surgery Education Director at UHN Sprott Department of Surgery In this role, he will support #MedicalStudents as they rotate on surgical services at #UHN and promote excellence and innovation in education.

Excellent dissection, resection, and video presentation: Defying the odds with precision! Congratulations.

Our open-access study in Human Brain Mapping Journal reveals direct axonal connectivity between the precuneus and temporal pole via the CB-V pathway! Utilizing fiber micro-dissection and tractography across both human and rhesus macaque brains, this study refines our

Aristotelis Kalyvas gelareh-zadeh and Dr. Paul Kongkham’s recent study reveals direct #axonal connectivity between the #precuneus and temporal pole via the CB-V pathway. Read more about their findings in the Human #BrainMapping Journal: bit.ly/3Xus0yu