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NIMHANS- the trajectory to my destiny
A beautiful and empowering news!! Hare Krsna……on to greater heights. Last month I received a news worth billions…….To think training in NIMHANS was just an idea way back in June that came to my subconscious unexpectedly to now actually getting… Continue reading
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From a Shot in the Dark to Assistant Research Director: The Power of One Text
There’s a strange alchemy to life. Sometimes, you can send a message into the digital void—a text you label as “silly” or “desperate” in the moment—and it becomes the key that unlocks a door you didn’t even know existed. This… Continue reading
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The June Coronation
25 June 2025, Graduation ceremony, China Medical University, Shenyang, Liaoning, China. You never forget the air of a moment that changed you. The specific way it filled your lungs, electric and new, marking a before and an after. For me,… Continue reading
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The Power of Thought (To be continued)
Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill NOTE – Having completed reading this book somewhere in the beginning of the year 2024, I realized how powerful it is and each and every line is worth injecting into your veins. At… Continue reading
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Mission:BRAIN Unilorin Conference 2025
July 26th, 2025, at University of Ilorin Main Auditorium. I am honored to have been a part of the Mission:Brain at University of Ilorin Conference in July, a truly remarkable event that showcased the dedication and perseverance of students from… Continue reading
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The Short Report on Neurosurgery— June 2025 Edition
Editor’s Note This month’s breakthroughs remind us that innovation thrives at the intersection of persistence and ingenuity. From decoding SCI’s molecular repair pathways to pioneering salvage microsurgery, uncovering rare infections, and democratizing brain monitoring—each advance pushes neurosurgery’s boundaries. Whether in… Continue reading
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The Short Report on Neurosurgery— May 2025 Edition
This month, we spotlight innovation across the neurosurgical spectrum—from optimized discectomy approaches and reconstructive breakthroughs to precision bypasses and rare aneurysm management. Whether it’s GammaTiles paired with free flap surgery for recurrent GBM, or a case of moyamoya disease with… Continue reading
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Behind The Scenes Series Episode 1 (with mission:BRAIN Unilorin)
Credits- Writer :: Vidushi Joshi Graphic Designer :: Amzat Abdulrahman Institution:: mission:BRAIN University of Ilorin Continue reading
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April 2025 Edition
This month’s edition spans continents and complexity—from a vascular rescue in Taiwan to a 3D-guided tumor resection in Germany. We spotlight global disparities in glioma care and trauma outcomes in Ethiopia, reminding us that neurosurgery isn’t just about technique—it’s about… Continue reading
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OR Series I — Cerebellar cavernous hemangioma
Cerebellar cavernous hemangiomas (also called cavernomas or cavernous malformations) are low-flow vascular lesions in the brain that can cause symptoms due to bleeding or compression. What is a cerebellar cavernous hemangioma? – A cavernous hemangioma is a cluster of dilated… Continue reading
