MD’24 | Incoming Neurosurgery Resident @TJUHNeurosurg | Access 10 Alumni @AMIDEASThq

Joined October 2020
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Proud to celebrate @TJUHNeurosurg Research Team @ResearchAtJeff Clinical Trials Day!Thanks to @PascalJabbourMD for his leadership in the e-Shunt clinical trial,a minimally invasive treatment of Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus,offering @TJUHospital patients groundbreaking therapies.
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John and his wife noticed small changes in John's health that they couldn't quite explain. Then one diagnosis changed everything - and a groundbreaking procedure helped him get his life back. Read John's full story: bit.ly/4tVxpxt
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#HotOffThePress A contemporary review on the role of microsurgery in the management of vestibular schwannoma with the vestibular schwannoma master surgeon @jacquesmorcosmd link.springer.com/article/10…
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The view of a large brain arteriovenous malformation (AVM) prior to a successful removal. Note the complex network of dilated, abnormal vessels. This is just the surface, this particular AVM was also 5 cm deep. AVMs are congenital tangles of abnormal blood vessels in the brain. Because of the high blood flow through them, they carry a risk of rupture that can lead to life-threatening brain hemorrhage. Depending on their location, AVMs may also cause seizures, headaches, or other neurological deficits. Treatment options may include observation, microsurgical resection, endovascular embolization, radiosurgery, or a combination of these approaches. The best treatment plan is individualized and depends on several factors, including the AVM’s size, location, vascular architecture, and the patient’s overall condition. #AVM #Neurosurgery #BrainHealth #AVMTreatment #Neurology #BrainAVM #CerebralAVM #Surgery #VascularNeurology #AVMSurgery #Brain
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RT @PascalJabbourMD: This most recent paper by our champ post doc @VictorGabriel_H @TJUHNeurosurg showed that despite differences in baseli…
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#HotOffThePress The SCTT approach is a great approach for select mediobasal temporal lobe tumors. Our paper reviews its safety profile and outcomes. link.springer.com/article/10…
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Congratulations to @StavTjoumakaris who just became the chair of the Neurosurgery Department @TJUHospital @TJUHNeurosurg , she has been a clinical and research trailblazer and I am confident that she will take the department to a different level! Congratulations very well deserved!
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How early should anti thrombotic be started after a mechanical thrombectomy? Our brilliant post doc, soon to be neurosurgery resident at UIC @Joannaroy99 has the answer! @TJUHNeurosurg I want to thank all our collaborators @CNS_Update @NeurosurgeryCNS journals.lww.com/neurosurger…
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It was such an honor for me to be invited as visiting professor to this prestigious institution @UFNeuroRes ranked #2 nationally in NIH funding under the leadership of @BrianHoh1 who’s ranked #1 NIH funded neurosurgeon in the country! A clinical and research hub with a premier residency program @UFHealth , I am so proud of my mentee @NChalouhiMD for everything he has accomplished!
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Super excited to start my journey at the powerhouse of neurosurgery @TJUHNeurosurg This would not have been possible without the sacrifices of my parents and the unparalleled mentorship and support of Dr. @PascalJabbourMD, Dr. @StavTjoumakaris, and Dr. @ReidGooch . #Match2026
We just matched those 3 superstars! Welcome to the Jefferson family! We are lucky to have you @TJUHNeurosurg
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At the 25th Annual CV Update, @PascalJabbourMD shared what it was like to be on the other side of medicine after his open heart surgery. Lessons: • Trust your team • Embrace spirituality • Lean on family & friends A powerful reminder of the patient perspective!❤️‍🩹
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Thank you so much for everything, Dr. Jabbour! I couldn't do it without your mentorship and support! Thank you for everything you do to help us start our lives and careers! #Match2026
I am so proud of our superstar research fellows @Joannaroy99 and @MusmarBasel who just matched in Neurosurgery! Hard work pays off! Keeping the legacy going!
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Thank you everyone! I appreciate it 🙏
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Our Sub-I Bootcamp brought together visiting medical students from across the country for a day focused on preparing for neurosurgery sub-internships and the residency application process. Thank you to the medical students and residents for putting together an awesome day!
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We have been helping IMGs match in Neurosurgery for the last 16 years in our post doc program @TJUHNeurosurg with a hit rate of 100%! This recent publication by our superstar post doc @Joannaroy99 shows that : 1-IMGs that match into neurosurgery demonstrate higher publication counts and greater research effort compared to U.S medical graduates 2-The proportion of high-effort publications relative to total publication output did not differ among both groups
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The economics of VSS Versus VPS for IIH : (propensity-weighted, cost lens) our superstar research fellow @VictorGabriel_H has some numbers for you in this recent paper in @JNIS_BMJ @SNISinfo : 💰 Initial costs = twins 😵‍💫 Complications = 3.5% vs 37.7% 🏥 30d readmissions = 1.3% vs 33% 🚑 30d ER visits = 11.1% vs 36.6% 🔧 Reops = 1.3% vs 30.9% All the extra 💰 goes on complications, readmissions and reoperations in the VPS arm! @TJUHospital @TJUHNeurosurg jnis.bmj.com/content/neurint…
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It was such an honor and pleasure to be invited as visiting professor @YNeurosurgery @Yale, interacting with a brilliant group of residents was the highlight!A hub for innovation with world class faculty @MatoukCharles @sujijantaratMD #RyanHebert #MuratGünel, Visiting the historical Harvey Cushing’s Library was memorable!
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In this paper about cranioplasty complications by our brilliant post doc @Joannaroy99 @TJUHNeurosurg @NeurosurgeryCNS #ONS @CNS_Update : 1-Obesity, renal disease, chronic steroid use, opioid disorder are predictors of mortality 2-White race, diabetes and renal disease are associated with increased rates of revision cranioplasty 3-very early cranioplasty (<1month) has greater risk for developing systemic complications but lower rates of revisions and infections
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In this review of 82427 CEA patients ,with 15111 above 80 YO : 1- Octogenarians had a higher short term (30 days) adverse outcomes 2- Higher readmission, reoperation, non-home discharge and mortality 3- However comorbidities and baseline mRS were stronger predictors compared to age alone! So physiological age rather than chronological Great work by our superstar research fellow @VictorGabriel_H @TJUHospital @TJUHNeurosurg
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