Magnetic resonance
elastography (MRE) is a new and non-invasive medical imaging technique
that
measures the mechanical properties (softness vs stiffness) of soft
tissues by introducing shear waves and imaging their propagation using
classical MRI[3].
Magnetic
resonance elastrography (=MRE) was first introduced by Muthupillai et
al. in 1995 [3] and being investigated to be used for a multitude of
diseases that affect the tissue stiffness [2].
Recently, MRE has been utilized in studies of brain
diseases that
result in diffuse neurodegeneration such as multiple
sclerosis, normal pressure hydrocephalus, TBI [1],
and
Alzheimer’s
disease. It will be interesting to have some data with MRE on
brain tumors for neurosurgeons in evaluating the stiffness vs softness
of the mass in the pre-operative period [4].
1-Boulet
T, Kelso ML, Othman SF: Microscopic magnetic resonance elastograpghy of
traumatic brain injury model. J Neurosci Methods 2011;201(2):296-306.
2-Kruse
SA, Rose GH, Glaser KJ, Manduca A, Felmlee JP, Jack CRJr, Ehman RL:
Magnetic Resonance Elastography of the Brain. Neuroimage
2008;39(1):231-237.
3-Muthupillai
R, Lomas DJ, Rossman PJ, Greenleaf JF, Manduca A, Ehman RL. Magnetic
resonance elastography by direct visualization of propagating acoustic strain
waves. Science 1995;269:1854–1857.
4-Xu
L, Lin Y, Han JC, Xi ZN, Shen H, Gao PY: Magnetic resonance
elastography of brain tumors: preliminary results. Acta Radiol
2007;48(3):327-330.
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Editörden
Manyetik
Rezonans Elastografi
Sevgili
meslektaşlarım ve
okuyucular,
Manyetik rezonans
elastografi (MRE) bildiğimiz klasik MRG ile ağız içinden
uygulanan titreşim dalgaları ile onların propagasyonunu kullanarak
yumuşak
dokuların sertlik ve yumuşaklık özelliklerini ölçmeyi
amaçlayan
invaziv olmayan yeni bir tıbbi görüntüleme tekniğidir[2].
Manyetik rezonans elastografi yani
kısaca MRE ilk kez Muthupillai ve ark. tarafından 1995
yılında ortaya konmuş [3] ve doku sertliğini etkileyen
hastalıkların incelenmesinde kullanılmıştır.
Son
aylarda MRE bazı beyin hastalıklarında da klinikte yaygın
nörodegenerasyonla sonuçlanan MS, Normal Basınçlı
hidrosefali, Travmatik Beyin Yaralanması ve Alzheimer Hastalıklarında
kullanılmaya başlanılmıştır[1]
.
Beyin cerrahları için operasyon öncesi bir
tümörün yumuşak ya da sert kıvamda olması bilgisine
erişmiş olmaları kuşkusuz ilginç olacaktır [4].
1-Boulet
T, Kelso ML, Othman SF: Microscopic magnetic resonance elastograpghy of
traumatic brain injury model. J Neurosci Methods 2011;201(2):296-306.
2-Kruse
SA, Rose GH, Glaser KJ, Manduca A, Felmlee JP, Jack CRJr, Ehman RL:
Magnetic Resonance Elastography of the Brain. Neuroimage
2008;39(1):231-237.
3-Muthupillai
R, Lomas DJ, Rossman PJ, Greenleaf JF, Manduca A, Ehman RL. Magnetic
resonance elastography by direct visualization of propagating acoustic strain
waves. Science 1995;269:1854–1857.
4-Xu
L, Lin Y, Han JC, Xi ZN, Shen H, Gao PY: Magnetic resonance
elastography of brain tumors: preliminary results. Acta Radiol
2007;48(3):327-330.
Magnetic resonance
elastography of brain tumors: preliminary results L. Xu, Y. Lin, J. C.
Han, Z. N. Xi, H. Shen and P. Y. Gao Acta
Radiol 2007 48: 327 http://acr.sagepub.com/content/48/3/327 Magnetic
Resonance Elastography of Brain Tumors: Preliminary Results L. XU, Y. LIN, J. C.
HAN, Z. N. XI, H. SHEN & P. Y. GAO Imaging Center of
Neuroscience, Beijing Tiantan Hospital, Capital University of Medical
Science, Beijng, China
Purpose: To investigate
the potential value of magnetic resonance elastography (MRE) in evaluating the consistency of brain
tumors. Material and Methods:
Six patients with known solid brain tumor underwent brain MRE studies. Consistency of brain
tumors was evaluated at surgery. Correspondence of MRE evaluation with operative result
was studied. Results: The elasticity
of tumors in six patients evaluated by MRE agreed with the tumor consistency given by the operative
results. Conclusion: MRE could be
used as an imaging technique for noninvasive assessment of the consistency of brain tumor in
vivo.
Insulin
Resistance in Brain and Possible Therapeutic Approaches.
ABSTRACT
Although the brain has long been considered an insulin-independent
organ, recent research has shown that insulin has significant effects
on the brain, where it plays a role in maintaining glucose and energy
homeostasis. To avoid peripheral insulin resistance, the brain may act
via hypoinsulinemic responses, maintaining glucose metabolism and
insulin sensitivity within its own confines; however, brain insulin
resistance may develop due to environmental factors. Insulin has two
important functions in the brain: controlling food intake and
regulating cognitive functions, particularly memory. Notably, defects
in insulin signaling in the brain may contribute to neurodegenerative
disorders. Insulin resistance may damage the cognitive system and lead
to dementia states. Furthermore, inflammatory processes in the
hypothalamus, where insulin receptors are expressed at high density,
impair local signaling systems and cause glucose and energy metabolism
disorders. Excessive caloric intake and high-fat diets initiate insulin
and leptin resistance by inducing mitochondrial dysfunction and
endoplasmic reticulum stress in the hypothalamus. This may lead to
obesity and diabetes mellitus (DM). Exercise can enhance brain and
hypothalamic insulin sensitivity, but it is the option least preferred
and/or continuously practiced by the general population.
Pharmacological treatments that increase brain and hypothalamic insulin
sensitivity may provide new insights into the prevention of dementia
disorders, obesity, and type 2 DM in the future.
The
surface of the normal human brain is
characterized by deep and complex folds. Ferret brains are similarly
gyrencephalic, whereas mouse brains are smooth-surfaced, or
lissencephalic.
During development, proliferation of different subtypes of stem and
progenitor
cells shapes the brain surface. In order to understand the relative
contributions of these different progenitor cell types,
Nonaka-Kinoshita et
al. manipulated the proliferation of these cells at different times
during
the brain development of mice and ferrets. Mice with an excess of basal
progenitors had thicker brain layers but, despite an increase in brain
surface
area, the surface remained smooth. In contrast, ferrets with excess
progenitor
activity developed more brain folds than control mice. In both species,
neuronal specification and the structure of brain layers remained
normal. Thus,
the brain's surface area and the amount of folding may be regulated by
progenitor activity, but the distinction between lissencephalic or
gyrencephalic brains is not simply due to the number of progenitors.
Neuropathic
pain results from injury or
disease in the nervous system and is estimated to affect more than 2
million
people in the United States. The pain can linger, but the mechanisms
for such
persistence are not well defined. Qiu et al. studied a mouse
model in
which injury to a peripheral nerve caused behavioral effects that
lasted for
weeks, in which mechanical stimuli that were normally not noxious would
cause
pain. They looked for effects of this treatment in a brain region
called the
insular cortex. This region is implicated in pain sensation, and direct
stimulation of the insular cortex in humans causes pain sensation. The
authors
found that signaling responses to neurotransmitters were altered in
animals
that had experienced the nerve injury. Neurotransimitter receptors
activated by
NMDA (N-methyl-d-aspartate) were phosphorylated on tryrosine
residues
and accumulated in synapses of the insular cortex. The injection of
inhibitors
of NMDA receptor signaling into the insular cortex decreased the
hypersensitivity to pain in the treated mice. Such insights may help
direct new
therapeutic approaches to managing neuropathic pain.
Fasting
has been shown to slow aging in a
number of species. Caloric restriction acts on many different cell
types and
tissues and, importantly, also on the brain. There, it leads to a
slowing-down
of age-associated pathologies, such as brain atrophy or loss of
synaptic
plasticity. Moreover, in several animal models, a reduced consumption
of
calories seems to protect against cognitive deficits such as memory
loss.
However, it is not known whether caloric restriction can delay the
beginning of
neurodegeneration. The mechanisms underlying these observations are
also
largely unclear. In experiments using genetically modified mice,
Gräff et
al. found that caloric restriction effectively delayed the onset of
neurodegeneration and preserved structural and functional synaptic
plasticity
as well as memory capacities. Fasting activated the expression and
activity of
the nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD)–dependent protein
deacetylase
SIRT1, a known promoter of neuronal life span. Surprisingly, this
effect of reduced
consumption of calories could be mimicked by a small-molecule
SIRT1-activating
compound. Mice treated with this substance recapitulated the beneficial
effects
of caloric restriction against neurodegeneration-associated
pathologies. If
this mechanism also applies to humans, SIRT1 may represent an appealing
pharmacological target against neurodegeneration.
By all accounts, scientific misconduct over the last decade is on the
rise, especially in the area of journal retractions. In neuroscience,
our author--both a leading academic and an experienced neuroscience
journal editor--believes the field is detecting "only the tip of the
fraud iceberg." His
story addresses the nature, detection, and incentives for fraud, and
suggests reforms.
How specific visual dream contents are
represented by brain activity is unclear. Machine-learning–based
analyses can decode the stimulus- and task-induced brain activity
patterns that represent specific visual contents. Horikawa et
al. (p. 639, published online 4 April)
examined patterns of brain activity during dreaming and compared these
to waking responses to visual stimuli. The findings suggest that the
visual content of dreams is represented by the same neural substrate as
observed during awake perception.
Fig. 4Multilabel
decoding.
(A) Schematic overview. (B) ROC curves (left) and AUCs
(right) are shown for each synset (participant 2; asterisks, Wilcoxon
rank-sum test, P < 0.05). (C) AUC averaged within
meta-categories for different visual areas (three participants pooled;
numbers of synsets in parentheses). (D) Example time course of synset
scores for a single sleep sample (participant 2, 118th; color legend as
in (B); reported synset, “character,” in bold). (E) Time course of averaged synset
scores for reported synsets (red) and unreported synsets with high or
low (blue or gray) co-occurrence with reported synsets (averaged across
awakenings and participants). Scores are normalized by the mean
magnitude in each participant. (F) Identification analysis.
Accuracies are plotted against candidate set size for original and
extended visual content vectors (averaged across awakenings and
participants). Because Pearson’s correlation coefficient could
not be calculated for vectors with identical elements, such samples
were excluded. For all results, error bars or shadings indicate 95% CI,
and dashed lines denote chance level.
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Head Shot
By
Jim Swoger, Centre for Genomic Regulation, Barcelona
The
head of an embryonic mouse at about 12 days postfertilization was
fluorescently
labeled to visualize neural (cyan) and muscle precursor (red) tissue,
chemically treated to make it optically transparent, and scanned using
SPIM to
generate a 3D virtual reconstruction. A projection through a slab
showing the
interior of this virtual embryo is shown (slab thickness, 0.25 mm). A
false-color look-up table has been used to visualize both bright and
dim
features. Sample courtesy of Glenda Comai, Institute Pasteur, Paris.
A Look
Inside the Head
By
Jim Swoger, Centre for Genomic Regulation, Barcelona
The
head of an embryonic mouse at about 12.5 days postfertilization was
fluorescently labeled to visualize neural precursor tissue, chemically
treated
to make it optically transparent, and scanned using SPIM to generate a
3D
virtual reconstruction. A projection along the dorsal-ventral axis of
this
virtual embryo is shown, in which color (red-green-blue) indicates
increasing
depth in the sample. The native pigmentation of the eyes, imaged using
optical
projection tomography (OPT), is indicated in white. Sample courtesy of
Glenda
Comai, Institute Pasteur, Paris
A Lot on
the Mind
By
Jim Swoger Centre for Genomic Regulation, Barcelona
The
head of an embryonic mouse at about 12.5 days postfertilization was
fluorescently labeled to visualize neural and muscle precursor tissue,
chemically treated to make it optically transparent, and scanned using
SPIM to
generate a 3D virtual reconstruction. A projection along the lateral
axis of
this virtual embryo is shown, in which color indicates increasing depth
in the
sample (green-blue, neurofilament; yellow-red, myoblasts). The native
pigmentation of the eyes, imaged using OPT, is indicated in white.
Sample
courtesy of Glenda Comai, Institute Pasteur, Paris.
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6, 2013Cortona
/ Italy Web:
Postgraduate
Course: Inflammation: Emerging Therapeutic Targets in
Psychiatry NSAS 2013
& ISAD-UK October 12-20, 2013Cortona
/ Italy Web:
138th Annual
Meeting of American Neurology Association ANAOctober
13-16, 2013New
Orleans
/ LA / USA Web:
World
Federation of Neurology XVI Norosonology Research Group MeetingOctober
17-20, 2013National
Congress Centre
/ Sofia / Bulgaria Web:
CNS
63rd Annual
Meeting October
19-24, 2013San
Francisco
/ CA / USA Web:
Autophagy
and Neuroprotection: NSAS CourseOctober
19-26, 2013Convento
di Sant'Agostino
/ Cortona / Italy Web:
The
24th International Symposium on the Autonomic Nervous System October 23-26, 2013Fairmont
Orchid / Kohala Coast
/ Hawai / USA Web:
Seventh
Annual Parkinson's Disease Therapeutics Conference October 24,
2013The
NYAS / NewYork / NY / USA Contact:
The
Impact of Fiber Dissection for Intrinsic Brain Surgery : Course October 24-26,
2013Saint
Louis University / St. Louis / Missouri / USA Contact:
9th
Scientific Meeting of the Nervous System Surgery Association
October 26-29,
2013Limak
Limra Hotel / Kemer / Antalya / Turkey
Contact:
November
VI
Multidisciplinary Neurooncology Symposium Turkish Neurooncology
Congress EANO & NOD Joint Meeting November 1-2, 2013Barbaros
Point Hotel
/ Istanbul / Turkey Web:
7th
Annual Frontiers of Clinical Investigation Symposium on Cancer
Therapeutics 2013: From Bench to Bedside November 4-6, 2013Estancia
La Jolla Hotel / La Jolla
/ CA / USA Web:
Alzheimer's
Disease Summit : The path to 2025 November 6-7,
2013The
NYAS / NewYork / NY / USA Contact:
Neurosurgery
Clinical MeetingNovember 7-8,
2013Royal
Hallamshire Hospital / Sheffield
/ England
/ UK Contact:
The
synaptic basis of Neurodegenerative Disorders 23rd
Neuropharmacology Conference 2013 November 7-8, 2013San
Diego
/ CA / USA Web:
Spinal Surgery
Bioskills Lab: Techniques and Advances 2013 UCSF November
7-9, 2013 vDara Hotel / MERIN / Henderson
/ Las Vegas / NV / USAWEB-SITE:
Neuroscience
2013 November
9-13, 2013San
Diego
/ CA / USA Web:
EANS
Annual Meeting AANS/CNS Section on Tumors & EANS
Tumour
Section Meeting
2013 Annual International Neuro-Oncology Updates November
11-14, 2013Tel
Aviv
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7th
International Congress On Early Onset Scoliosis and Growing Spine
(ICEOS
2013) November 15-16, 2013Rancho
Bernardo Inn / San
Diego
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Turkish
Neurological Society 49th Annual Congress 2013 November 15-21, 2013Antalya
/ Turkey Web:
13th
International Forum on Mood and Anxiety Disorders 2013 (IFMAD
2013) November
20-22, 2013Fairmont
Hotel / Monte Carlo
/ Monaco Web:
3rd
International Conference on Neurology and Neuro-Epidemiology ICNE 2013 November
21-23, 2013
Jumeirah At Etihad Towers / Abu Dhabi
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WFNO
4th Quadrennial World Federation of Neuro-Oncology Meeting in
conjunction with the 18th Annual Meeting of the Society for
Neuro-Oncology
2013 November
21-24, 2013Marriott
Marquis Hotel / San
Francisco / CA
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99th
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2013Washington
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16th
Annual Conference of The International Society for Bipolar Disorders
ISBD 2014March 18-21,
2014COEX
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2014 11th
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19-23,
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AACR
105th Annual Meeting 2014April
5-9,
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Diego
/ CA / USA WEB
66th
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2,
2014Philadelphia
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17th
Congress of the European Federation of Neurological SocietiesMay
31- June 3,
2014Istanbul
/ Turkey WEB
Neurosurgery Update
2014 UCSF August 6-8, 2014 Silverado
Resort / Napa / CA / USAWEB-SITE:
5th
International Congress on Cell Membranes and Oxidative Stress: Focus on
Calcium Signaling and TRP Channels June 1-2, 2014 Convention
Center / Suleyman Demirel University / Cünür / Ispartal
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The
XVIIIth
International Congress of Neuropathology 2014 September
14-18,
2014Rio
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While many of the apps that I
review have broad appeal and application, NeuroResponse serves a much
more specific purpose: to test the motor capabilities of patients with
movement disorders (in addition to perhaps other applications in
neuroscience or psychology research). The app is very simple, providing
researchers with an easy-to-administer task for their patients
consisting of fixation on a dot followed by tapping on the screen at
the locations of dots that subsequently appear throughout the field of
view. App users enter the subject’s name and customize parameters
such as duration times, numbers of trials, etc. before beginning the
experiment. Each trial can be reviewed immediately upon its conclusion,
but the usefulness of the app (clinically speaking) is that upon
connecting the iPad to one’s computer, the individual experiment
summary documents can be transferred via iTunes.
The International Outreach
Committee of the Society for Neuro-Oncology is pleased to offer travel
scholarships to those outside North America to attend the 4th
Quadrennial Meeting of the World Federation of Neuro-Oncology, which is
being held in conjunction with the SNO 18th Annual Scientific
Meeting and Education Day, November 21 - 24, 2013 in San Francisco, CA.
SCHOLARSHIP
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED
DEADLINE FOR
APPLICATIONS: JULY 1, 2013
A total of eight $1500.00 scholarships* will be
awarded at the discretion of the International Outreach Committee for
each of the following geographical regions (one per region): Central
America & the Caribbean, Central and Southern Africa, China &
associated countries, Eastern Europe, Far East and Australasia, Indian
Sub-Continent, North Africa & the Middle East, and South America.
Applicants will be notified via email by August 1,
2013 if their application is accepted for a scholarship.
SNO will arrange and provide hotel accommodations
and complimentary registration to the entire meeting. The award winner
will be responsible for arranging his or her own air transportation to
and from the meeting.
*The award, in the amount of $1500.00 USD, will
be presented to the winning applicants on-site at the
meeting in San Francisco, CA.
We urge you to forward this e-mail on to interested
colleagues in developing regions of the world.
For questions, contact Linda Greer,
linda@soc-neuro-onc.org.
5th European Board Examination
in Neurology
The 5th
European Board Examination will be held on Friday 7 June 2013 in
conjunction with the 23rd Meeting of the European
Neurological Society in Barcelona, Spain. Until 2012 the EBN
Examination has been restricted to countries of the EU or EEA, Canada,
USA and Turkey. From 2013 onwards candidates from all over the world
will be accepted for the examination. Candidates from EU/EEA countries
need to provide proof by the respective national authority that they
are already board certified or eligible for board certification or
eligible to sit a national exit examination (if implemented in that
country). Non EU/EEA candidates must present a proof of a national
accreditation as a neurologist and certification of their training,
authenticity of the documents needs to be confirmed by an official
body. More »
International
Society of Neuropathology
ISN
travel grant.
The
ISN
will annually award up to 3 grants, each
of up to 1500 Swiss Francs, to support visits of neuropathology
trainees in developing countries to neuropathology centres of
excellence.
The primary aim of such visits should be to provide training
for the grant recipient and to promote future educational interactions
between the host department and that of the trainee.
ISN Website. The Society has a new website (http://www.
intsocneuropathol.com/) where
you can find details of recent
and
forthcoming ISN events, publications, Society officers and links to
Brain Pathology cases of the month. To access minutes of recent
Council and Executive meetings, or contact details of members,
you will need to register using the tab at the bottom of the page after
obtaining an invitation code from one of your councillors. We
would welcome any feedback on the site and suggestions for its
further use. Please send your comments to davidhilton@nhs.net.
ISN travel grants. The application, with a brief explanation of
the reasons for the visit and intended benefits, should be made by
the trainee’s head of department if applicable, or another
senior
member of staff in his/her institution, and should be accompanied
by the applicant’s CV. In addition a letter of support should
be
sent by the head of the neuropathology department in the host
institution. The application, CV and letter of support should be
emailed to the SecretaryGeneral of the ISN. Applications may be
made at any time but awards will be made only in March/April
and October/ November each year.
FONDAZIONE
GINO GALLETTI NEUROSCIENCE PRIZE
2013
“Fondazione
Gino Galletti” announces
a
competition for a prize
of € 10,000, to be
awarded to a
young European Union researcher who is the main author of a scientific
publication on the subject of neurodegenerative pathologies leading to
dementia. Application deadline: 30 June 2013 Regulations can be found
at:
NeuPSIG
has
provided financial support for Trainees/Fellows to participate in
NeuPSIG scientific meetings since its inception. This support will
continue in respect of the 2013 Toronto conference and will, as before,
take two forms:
There
will be
a reduced registration fee for all bona
fide trainees/fellows.
A
number of
bursaries will be awarded on a competitive basis. The level of support
for this category will include:
Congress
Registration (this will be arranged automatically by the secretariat)
Travel
support
of up to CAN$ 400 for applicants from Canada and USA and CAN$ 800 for
applicants from outside these destinations
Accommodation
for up to 4 nights (in a hotel near the congress venue as designated
and booked by the congress secretariat)
Living
expenses totaling CAN$ 150
It
is
obligatory for applicants to be NeuPSIG members (also requires IASP
membership) and a first/presenting author on a Poster to be presented
in Toronto to be considered for bursary support.
To apply
for a
NeuPSIG
Bursary as a Trainee/Fellow please click
here
NeuPSIG
Bursaries
for Physicians/Scientists from Developing Countries
NeuPSIG
values
and encourages the participation of Physicians and Scientists from
developing countries in its various meetings and conferences. NeuPSIG
also recognises that such individuals do face significant financial
impediments to attend international meetings and for these reasons
NeuPSIG will continue its policy of financial support for selected
individuals for the Toronto conference.
Consequently,
we will award a limited number of bursaries for Physicians and
Scientists from developing countries on a competitive basis similar to
that for trainees as detailed above. While preference will be given to
applicants presenting a Poster in Toronto, this is not essential to be
considered for bursary support.
The
level of
support will include:
Congress
Registration (this will be arranged automatically by the secretariat)
Travel
support
of up to CAN$ 1000
Accommodation
for up to 4 nights (in a hotel near the congress venue as designated
and booked by the congress secretariat)
Living
expenses totaling CAN$ 150
It
is
obligatory for applicants to be NeuPSIG members (also requires IASP
membership) and an author on a Poster to be presented in Toronto to be
considered for bursary support.
To
find a list
of countries that fit the
World Bank
definition of "developing"
countries, click
here.
Individuals
from Developing Countries who are actually living outside their country
need to present a statement of support from their training director.
To
apply for a
NeuPSIG Bursary as a Physician/Scientist from a developing country click
here
Announcing
the 2013-2014 CNS Fellowship Awards!
Explore new
subspecialty
areas, pursue innovative clinical or translational research and improve
the field of neurosurgery through theCNS
Fellowship Awards!
Neurosurgical residents, fellows and neurosurgeons at any stage in
their career are invited to apply.
Available
awards for
2013-2014:
Christopher C.
Getch Fellowship
Up to $100,000
CNS Functional
Fellowship
Up to $15,000
CNS Spine Fellowship
Up to $15,000
CNS Vascular
Fellowship
Up to $15,000
CNS Tumor Fellowship
Up to $15,000
CNS Socioeconomic
Fellowship
Up to $15,000
Information
and
application forms can be found online atwww.cns.org! Take advantage
of this
outstanding member benefit and let the CNS help further your
neurosurgical career.
Application
Deadline
November 30, 2012
Brainstorm
is a comprehensive, online neurosurgical resource for physicians born
from the growing demand for quality clinical information and Continuing
Medical Education online, especially for clinicians practicing in
communities far from academic medical centers. Methodist
University Hospital Brain and Spine Institute’s Neurovascular
and
Brain Tumor Board series are recorded and posted online, where viewers
can watch multi-disciplinary panels of experts gather to review
difficult and unusual neurosurgical cases. This new initiative replaces
our former VBTB series. Therefore, to stay up-to-date on the latest
case studies, we encourage you to visit our new site and re-register to
gain access to a wide-range of neurosurgical cases.
Click
here to
learn more about this new online resource.
The
King Abdullah International Medical Research Center(KAIMRC)
was created with the primary mission of supporting individual research
goals. KAIMRC aims to provide the infrastructure necessary for all
health care providers of the National Guard Health Affairs, from Saudi
Arabia and the region at large to engage in translational research,
with broad collaborative research capabilities. It is KAIMRC's vision
to be the leading research center in the region.
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The
future health
depends on today’s medical expert minds, which is why the
Serono
Symposia International Foundation (SSIF), in partnership with the
European Neurological Society (ENS), has announced for the first time,
the SSIF Award which recognizes and rewards excellence in medical
education in the field of neurology.More
»
Tom
Wahlig
Advanced
Scholarship for Research into Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia
The
Tom Wahlig
Foundation announces for the second time their awarding of the Tom
Wahlig Advanced Scholarship for research into Hereditary Spastic
Paraplegia (HSP). The sum of 100,000 Euro will be awarded to a
distinguished scientist with an excellent record in neurobiology and/or
human genetics. Proposals should represent a comprehensive approach
focusing on HSP etiology and opening up new therapeutic perspectives.More
»
European
Neuromuscular Centre
NEXT ASSESSMENT ROUND ENMC WORKSHOP APPLICATIONS
The deadline for sending in applications for ENMC workshops to be
conducted in the first half of 2013, is September 1, 2012. The forms to
be completed for a workshop application can be downloaded from our
website www.enmc.org
.
Please be informed that incomplete applications and applications
submitted after the deadline, will not be processed.
If you have any questions regarding this, please do not hesitate to
contact the ENMC office (enmc@enmc.org ).
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Yesterday morning, the National Academy of Sciences had the
honor of President Barack Obama delivering an historic speech in
celebration of NAS's 150th anniversary. President Obama reflected on
Abraham Lincoln's fortitude in founding the National Academy of
Sciences 150 years ago, and also explained the importance of setting
priorities for research, continuing our nation's scientific advance,
and maintaining our cutting edge with a fidelity to facts, truth, and
following the evidence. The President emphasized that investments made
today in science, technology, engineering, and medicine are all
critical to the nation's prosperity, and are bound to pay off for many
years to come.
This second visit by President Obama continues a succession of
Presidential milestones, beginning with the founding of the NAS by
President Lincoln in 1863, President Coolidge's participation in the
dedication of the NAS Building in 1924, President Kennedy's address at
the Academy's centennial celebration in 1963, as well as speeches by
Jimmy Carter in 1979 and by George H.W. Bush in 1990.
Watch the President's address to the members of
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at Notes from NAP, annotated with lists of our related materials, and
read our reports that are available for free download.
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ULUSAL SİNİRBİLİM KONGRESİ bildiri özetleri Journal
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Presidential Symposium at the 23rd ENS Meeting in
Barcelona
This year’s Presidential Symposium will take
place on Saturday, 8 June 2013, from 17:15 to 19:15, during the
Twenty-third Meeting of the ENS in Barcelona, Spain, and is entitled
‘Sleep for the brain, by thebrain’.Professor
Bassetti, Bern, Switzerland, President of the ENS, is the Chairperson
of this Symposium. More »
A controversial stem cell treatment for
neurodegenerative diseases, provided by the Stamina Foundation, is
continuing
on a small scale along with the trial.
The Italian Parliament has decided that the
administration of a controversial stem cell treatment for
neurodegenerative
diseases, provided by the Stamina Foundation in Turin, can
continue—although on
only a small scale. Lawmakers also ordered a formal clinical trial of
the
therapy and allocated €3 million to pay for it. The law, opposed
by many stem
cell scientists, became official after it was approved by Italy's
Chamber of
Deputies on 20 May and by the Senate 2 days later. Although some
patients say
that they have benefited from the treatment, researchers contend that
the
Stamina Foundation's therapy hasn't been properly described, let alone
shown to
be effective.
Science
Neurogaming
Currently, there is a new field of gaming called Neurogaming, which uses
non-invasive BCI in order to improve gameplay so that users can interact
with a console without the use of a traditional
Neurogaming
software use a player's brain waves, heart rate,
expressions, pupil dilation, and even emotions to complete tasks or
effect
the mood of the
that
will determine the mood of a player and adjust music or scenery
accordingly. Alongside Neurogaming, technology improvements in gaming
gloves such as the Peregrine
Neurotech industry puts its mind
to video games
A recent expo highlights the possibilities — and limitations so
far — of controlling technology with brain waves. May 10, 2013|By Chris O'Brien,
Los Angeles Times
Fly toy helicopters with your mind. Be a DJ and shift musical tracks
based on how you feel. Wiggle robotic cat ears by increasing your state
of calm.
Astonishing advances in the ability to harness brain waves have made
the fantastic notion of moving and controlling objects with the mind
possible. Now neuroscientists are grappling with another challenge:
Find a "killer app" that will demonstrate the true potential of tapping
into brain waves and ignite the neurotechnology revolution. Web:
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Joint Meeting EANO-NOD in Istanbul
2013
The European Association
of Neuro-Oncology (EANO) and
the Turkish Neuro-Oncology Society (NOD) are very
pleased to
announce
their upcoming Joint Meeting in 2013. The Joint Meeting will take place
at
the Barbaros Point Hotel in Istanbul and start on Friday 1
November and end on Saturday 2 November 2013. EANO & NOD have
planned a
scientifically and socially
high-level programme. More
on 6th Multidisciplinary NeuroOncology Symposium »
Aging
Congress
14-15 June. will be held First National Congress on Aging under the
patronage of the Minister of Health. Ageing takes place on many levels,
is a process of very diverse and it is often difficult to distinguish
from illness or old age to define the relationship between the disease
and quality of life, because it plays an important role physical and
cognitive, as well as factors of a social nature. Due to the complexity
of the problems that afflict the elderly, it is necessary
interdisciplinary approach. Eminent experts from many fields,
presidents of scientific societies and consultants will give lectures
about how to troubleshoot the oldest patients. The Congress will be
held in the picturesque coastal scenery, at the Sheraton Hotel in
Sopot. Chairman of the Scientific Committee is prof. Thomas Grodzitski,
national consultant in the field of geriatrics.
Detailed program for the Congress
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Sanayi ve Teknoloji Bakanı Nihat Ergün ile Sağlık Bakanı Dr.
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Los
Angeles, California
Brain
Imaging Lab Leaves UCLA for USC
Over 80 neuroscientists
at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), will pack up their
sophisticated brain scanners and hefty portfolio of private and public
grants this
fall when the $12 million Laboratory of Neuro Imaging moves across town
to the
University of Southern California (USC) Keck Medical Center. Led by
neuroscientists Arthur Toga and Paul Thompson, who announced their
decision to
leave UCLA last week, the lab will get powerful new neuroimaging tools;
larger,
customized laboratory space; and more financial support from the
well-heeled
private university.
Statewide financial
troubles, which have plagued the University of California system for
years,
combined with waning federal funding for "big" neuroscience research
projects, influenced Toga's decision to move the lab to USC, he says.
"You
have to consider that when you protect your program."
Toga and Thompson did not
provide UCLA an opportunity to make a counteroffer. UCLA Chancellor
Gene Block
expressed pride in the lab's accomplishments and disappointment about
its
departure, but stressed his university's continued investment in
neuroscience.
"The departure of one lab will not diminish our impact."
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Pardini, F. Krueger, C. Hodgkinson, V. Raymont, C. Ferrier, D. Goldman, M. Strenziok, S. Guida, and J.
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Pierre-Antoine Gourraud, Michael Sdika, Pouya Khankhanian, Roland G.
Henry, Azadeh Beheshtian, Paul M. Matthews, Stephen L. Hauser, Jorge R.
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Variably protease-sensitive prionopathy
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1991–2008
Mark W. Head, Helen M. Yull, Diane L. Ritchie, Jan P. Langeveld,
Nicholas
A. Fletcher, Richard S. Knight, and James W. Ironside
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‘North Sea’ progressive
myoclonus epilepsy: phenotype of subjects with
GOSR2 mutation
Lysa Boissé Lomax, Marta A. Bayly, Helle Hjalgrim, Rikke S.
Møller,
Annemarie M. Vlaar, Kari M. Aaberg, Iris Marquardt, Luke C. Gandolfo,
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G. Christoph
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Dean Falk, Frederick E. Lepore, and Adrianne Noe
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Recurrent transient ischaemic attack and early risk of stroke: data from the PROMAPA study Francisco Purroy, Pedro Enrique Jimenez Caballero, Arantza Gorospe, Maria Jose Torres, Jose Alvarez-Sabin, Estevo Santamarina, Patricia Martinez-Sanchez, David Canovas, Maria Jose Freijo, Jose Antonio Egido, Jose M Ramirez-Moreno, Arantza Alonso-Arias, Ana Rodriguez-Campello, Ignacio Casado, Raquel Delgado-Mederos, Joan Marti-Fabregas, Blanca Fuentes, Yolanda Silva, Helena Quesada, Pere Cardona, Ana Morales, Natalia Perez de la Ossa, Antonio Garcia-Pastor, Juan F Arenillas, Tomas Segura, Carmen Jimenez, Jaime Masjuan, on behalf of the Stroke Project of the Spanish Cerebrovascular Diseases Study Group J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 2013;84 596-603 http://jnnp.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/84/6/596?etoc
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Enlarged perivascular spaces as a marker of underlying arteriopathy in intracerebral haemorrhage: a multicentre MRI cohort study Andreas Charidimou, Rukshan Meegahage, Zoe Fox, Andre Peeters, Yves Vandermeeren, Patrice Laloux, Jean-Claude Baron, Hans Rolf Jager, David J Werring J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 2013;84 624-629 http://jnnp.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/84/6/624?etoc
Memory outcome after hippocampus sparing resections in the temporal lobe Kathrin Wagner, Martin Uherek, Simone Horstmann, Navah Ester Kadish, Ilona Wisniewski, Hans Mayer, Franziska Buschmann, Birgitta Metternich, Josef Zentner, Andreas Schulze-Bonhage J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 2013;84 630-636 http://jnnp.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/84/6/630?etoc
The prevalence of neurodevelopmental disorders in children prenatally exposed to antiepileptic drugs Rebecca Louise Bromley, George E Mawer, Maria Briggs, Christopher Cheyne, Jill Clayton-Smith, Marta Garcia-Finana, Rachel Kneen, Sam B Lucas, Rebekah Shallcross, Gus A Baker, On Behalf of the Liverpool and Manchester Neurodevelopment Group J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 2013;84 637-643 http://jnnp.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/84/6/637?etoc
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Differentiation between idiopathic and atypical parkinsonian syndromes using three-dimensional magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging Adriane Groger, Benjamin Bender, Isabel Wurster, Grzegorz Lukasz Chadzynski, Uwe Klose, Daniela Berg J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 2013;84 644-649 http://jnnp.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/84/6/644?etoc
The long-term safety and efficacy of bilateral transplantation of human fetal striatal tissue in patients with mild to moderate Huntington's disease Roger A Barker, Sarah L Mason, Timothy P Harrower, Rachel A Swain, Aileen K Ho, Barbara J Sahakian, Raj Mathur, Sohier Elneil, Steven Thornton, Carrie Hurrelbrink, Richard J Armstrong, Pam Tyers, Emma Smith, Adrian Carpenter, Paola Piccini, Yen F Tai, David J Brooks, Nicola Pavese, Colin Watts, John D Pickard, Anne E Rosser, Stephen B Dunnett, the NEST-UK collaboration J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 2013;84 657-665 Open Access http://jnnp.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/84/6/657?etoc
Prevalence of cognitive impairment in Chinese: Epidemiology of Dementia in Singapore study Saima Hilal, Mohammad Kamran Ikram, Monica Saini, Chuen Seng Tan, Joseree Ann Catindig, Yan Hong Dong, Leon Ben Swie Lim, Eric Y S Ting, Edward H Koo, Carol Y L Cheung, Anqi Qiu, Tien Yin Wong, Christopher Li-Hsian Chen, Narayanaswamy Venketasubramanian J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 2013;84 686-692 http://jnnp.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/84/6/686?etoc
Long-term benefits and adverse effects of intermittent versus daily glucocorticoids in boys with Duchenne muscular dystrophy Valeria Ricotti, Deborah A Ridout, Elaine Scott, Ros Quinlivan, Stephanie A Robb, Adnan Y Manzur, Francesco Muntoni, on behalf of the NorthStar Clinical Network, Dubowitz Neuromuscular Centre, Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust, London J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 2013;84 698-705 http://jnnp.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/84/6/698?etoc
TI: Clinical experience with using lacosamide for the treatment of
epilepsy in a tertiary centre
AU: Kamel, J. T.; DeGruyter, M. A.; D'Souza, W. J.; Cook, M. J.
JN: Acta Neurologica Scandinavica
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of CREST, a randomised controlled trialOriginal
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Serum protein S100B and nucleated red
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Acute and chronic magnetic resonance imaging of human herpesvirus-6
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Cerrahi
Tedavi Uygulanan Spontan
İntraserebral Hematomlar ve Mortalite İlişkisi: 72 Olgunun Retrospektif
Değerlendirilmesi
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Relation Between Surgically Treated
Spontaneous Intracerebral Hematomas and Mortality: Retrospective
Evaluation of 72 Cases
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Spontaneous
Intracerebral Hemorrhage:
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Derdeyn,
Colin P.; Fiorella, David; Lynn, Michael J.; Rumboldt, Zoran; Cloft,
Harry J.; Gibson, Daniel; Turan, Tanya N.; Lane, Bethany F.; Janis, L.
Scott; Chimowitz, Marc I.; for the Stenting and Aggressive Medical
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Trial Investigators
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NeuroBlate System first-in-humans Phase I clinical trial for recurrent
glioblastoma
NeuroBlate holds the promise of enabling the
delivery of thermal ablation in real time with surgical precision in
some patients with brain tumors in whom safe, conventional surgery is
impractical or impossible.
Results of the NeuroBlate System first-in-humans Phase I clinical trial
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Andrew E. Sloan, M.D., Manmeet S. Ahluwalia, M.D., Jose Valerio-Pascua,
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Subependymal spread of recurrent glioblastoma detected with the
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Tene A. Cage, M.D., Melike Pekmezci, M.D., Michael Prados, M.D., and
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In patients with focal kyphosis, a greater degree of
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