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This interesting study found that chronic active lesions in multiple sclerosis are more common in watershed areas (regions between vascular territories which have less blood flow). pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3944…
Outstanding presentation from @ahmadtubasi99 @BagnatoLab @VUMCneurology #CMSC. Congratulations Ahmad. I am very proud of you!
Grateful for the opportunity to present our work on the biomarkers of MS lesions at the CMSC 2024! I would like thank Dr. Francesca Bagnato @BagnatoLab for her mentorship and our amazing team for their collaboration.
#CMSC2024
We invite all people and caregivers struggling with multiple sclerosis to join our program at the CMSC this year @VUMChealth @VUMCneurology @BagnatoLab
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Welcome to our wonderful program. We are excited to have you with us and can't wait to work together. Congratulations and best of luck in this marvelous life journey!
We are so proud to introduce the @VUMCneurology residency class of 2028!!! This is an amazing group and we can't wait to welcome them to Nashville!!!!
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Congratulations and Welcome to group! Look forward to working with you all.
We are so proud to introduce the @VUMCneurology residency class of 2028!!! This is an amazing group and we can't wait to welcome them to Nashville!!!!
A nice recap of an amazing conference @ACTRIMS
Thank you to everyone who helped make the #ACTRIMSForum 2024 the best Forum to date! It was an incredible 3 days together with record-breaking attendance and abstract submissions. A special thank you to all speakers, moderators, poster presenters, and sponsors! #msresearch
Thank you @DanOntanedand
@MironLa Honored to be part of the panel.
@ACTRIMS was indeed an awesome conference!
Last day @ACTRIMS Fun filled sessions on portable imaging (NAIMS), rehab w/o borders, disparities, and brand new late breaking/clinical trials session w/ evobrutinib Ph3 results. It was an honor + pleasure to help organize w/@MironLab hope everyone enjoyed as much as we did. 🙏
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Join us, Can Do MS, and Vanderbilt Health in Nashville at the 2024 Annual Meeting! Discover how you can thrive by taking charge of your personal health and wellness.
@CanDoMS
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"Paramagnetic rim lesions=#biomarker with most robust histopathologic substantiation. Here, we propose standardized approach to identify #PRL in context of non-GBCA-enhancing, sharply demarcated T2-lesions as well as larger confluent lesions."
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Studies have revealed an overactivation of the complement system in #MultipleSclerosis lesions
@francesca_gilli (@dartmouth) discusses exciting research on inhibiting C1q, an activating factor for the classical complement pathway: ow.ly/Om7i50QkPkx
#NeuroTwitter #MS
I am grateful for all my precious colleagues @VUMCneurology
Humbled and honored of my partnership with Acoustic Coffee to end MS forever
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Happy to see that only after a little over a decade of good work from many groups in the world imaging chronic active lesions is ready for consensus! @VUMCneurology #vumcneuro
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My department at Vanderbilt is looking for a Vice Chair of DEI. Check out the post. Working with us is nothing but awesome!
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My department at Vanderbilt is looking for a Vice Chair of DEI. Check out the post. Working with us is nothing but awesome!
careers.aan.com/job/52908441…
Grateful for the wonderful Vanderbilt team who has met the $5,000 goal to support the @mssociety with the Nashville Walk. Till next year @BagnatoLab @VUMCneurology #vumcneuro
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