Duke Neurosurgery Symposium Showcases Faculty Research

The Department of Neurosurgery held a half-day research symposium today, highlighting the innovative work of faculty and residents. "This was a day to showcase some really outstanding work," said Gerald Grant, MD, chair of the Department. "Our goal is to encourage more academic collaborations and to inspire more residents and students."

 

 

Presentations by Duke Neurosurgery Residents

Machine Learning to Tackle Clinical Research in Neurosurgery 
Syed Adil, MD

The Current State of Global Neurosurgery Literature 
Kennedy Carpenter, MD

Therapeutic Enhancement of Blood Brain Barrier and Blood Tumor Barrier Permeability with LITT 
Mounica Paturu, MD

Investigating the Role of Tumor Necrosis Factor Receptor 2 (TNFR2) in T Cell Exhaustion in Glioblastoma 
Drew Hardigan, MD, PhD

Neuroinnovation in Neurosurgery: Novel Halo Fixation Device 
Eli Johnson, MD 

Closing the Self-Assessment Gap: Establishment of a Surgical Coaching Program for Junior Neurosurgery Residents 
Allie Raghavan, MD

An Assessment of Need and Capacity for Epilepsy Surgery in Uganda
Prince Antwi, MD

The Impact of Tumors on Cerebellar Cognitive Affective Disorder
Stephen Bergin, MD, PhD

Interferon Signaling in the Glioblastoma Microenvironment Promotes T Cell Exhaustion and Resistance to Checkpoint Inhibitors 
Josh Jackson, MD, PhD

The Role of Blink Reflex In Facial Nerve Monitoring 
Jiji Abdelgadir, MD

Decoding the Brain: Analyzing EEG Using Machine Learning 
Daniel Sexton, MD

Surgical Education: Objectively Tracking lntraoperative Autonomy
Alex Suarez, MD

Management of Spinal Injuries in the Setting of Polytrauma 
David Huie, MD

Leveraging Technology to Improve Safety and Efficiency in Spine Surgery 
Timmy Wang, MD  

Presentations by Duke Neurosurgery Faculty

Pushing the Limits of Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery 
Muhammad Abd-EI-Barr, MD, PhD

Cell-Free DNA Contributes to Systemic lmmunosuppression in Experimental GBM 
Kathy Ayasoufi, PhD

A Novel Mechanism of T Cell Antitumor Immunity 
Peter Fecci, MD, PhD

Identifying the Epileptic Engram 
Stephen Harward, MD, PhD

Intra-Arterial Encephalography from an Acutely Implanted Aneurysms Using a WEB Device in Awake Humans 
David Hasan, MD

Breaching the Blood Tumor Barrier 
Gerry Grant, MD

Leveraging Insurance Claims Data for Discovery in Primary and Metastatic Brain Tumors 
Quinn Ostrom, PhD

Phase 3 Clinical Trial of Vorasidenib vs. Placebo in IDH Mutant Low­ Grade Glioma Patients (INDIGO) 
Katy Peters, MD

lnterneuron Transplantation in an Organotypic Model of Epilepsy
Derek Southwell, MD, PhD

Progress in Glioma Causation Research - Moving Toward "Known Unknowns" 
Kyle Walsh, PhD  

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