John Bernabei retweeted
We're so excited to welcome the newest members of UCSF Neurosurgery! Congratulations to Anita Kalluri, MD (@KalooryAnita), Young Joon Kim, MD (@yjkimnada), and Youssef Sibih, MD (@YoussefSibih) 🎉🎉
#MatchDay #Match2026 #Neurosurgery @HopkinsNsurg @harvardmed @UCSFMedicine
ALT Graphic for Match Day 2026 announcing that Anita Kalluri, MD, from Johns Hopkins University, Young Joon Kim, MD, from Harvard Medical School, and Youssef Sibih, MD, form the University of California, San Francisco matched into UCSF Neurosurgery.
John Bernabei retweeted
Very excited to see our work on developing a bilingual speech neuroprosthesis out today in @natBME ! Thanks to our dedicated participant “Pancho” for making this happen! We put together a summary of the results below
Excited to share our work on developing a bilingual speech neuroprosthesis that decodes cortical activity into English and Spanish sentences in a person with paralysis. Out today in @natBME! nature.com/articles/s41551-0…
A huge thanks to @DorisWangLab for the mentorship and @SFNeuro for the opportunity to present our exciting research!
Crushing it! Great job everyone! So proud of all your great work and presentation! @PoojanShuk90434 @RithvikRamesh6 and @bernabei_john #sfns @NeurosurgUCSF
John Bernabei retweeted
New paper on "The seizure severity score: a quantitative tool for comparing seizures and their response to therapy" doi.org/10.1088/1741-2552/ac… by @AkashRPattnaik @BrianLitt2 @AndrewYRevell @ojemannw @bscheid @katedavis12341 @bernabei_john and others.
John Bernabei retweeted
new preprint: "Quantifying interictal intracranial EEG to predict focal epilepsy" doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2307.… with @BrianLitt2 @katedavis12341 @AkashRPattnaik @ojemannw @alfrelucs @bernabei_john and others
Thanks @JohnKYueMD!
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1) 2022/Philly
2) Oral pres/iEEG atlas in patients with epilepsy
3) Meeting other med students preparing for #Match2023
4) @graceyng14 @ARusheen @JohnsonGabbie
Thx @AlexAabedi #RisingStar
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4) @skondapavulur @bernabei_john @notinthemoud
Great work @lofiMRI! Grateful to have been part of this important work exploring the remote effects of epilepsy surgery on cortical thickness.
Pre-release out now, @EpilepsiaOpen publication coming soon!
We compare postoperative morphology changes after two common epilepsy surgeries 🔪🧠
Big thanks to @katedavis12341 @BrianLitt2 @VickyLMorgan @Englot @joelsteinmd @bernabei_john @DrLucas_on_call @AndrewYRevell et al.
I'm beyond thrilled to have matched @NeurosurgUCSF, and I can't wait to join the incredible group of residents & faculty from whom I learned so much last summer on my sub-I! This wouldn't have been possible without the unwavering support of my family, friends, and mentors.
We're so excited to welcome the newest members of @UCSF Neurosurgery! Congratulations to John Bernabei, MD, PhD (@bernabei_john) , Sravani Kondapavulur, MD, PhD (@skondapavulur), and Mahmoud Elguindy, MD, PhD (@notinthemoud) 🎉🎉
#Match2023 #MatchDay #Neurosurgery
ALT Graphic showing the logo of the UCSF Department of Neurological Surgery and headshot photos of the three people who just matched into the UCSF neurosurgery residency program. Text below their photos identifies them as John Bernabei, MD, PhD, from the University of Pennsylvania; Sravani Kondapavulur, MD, PhD, from the University of California, San Francisco; and Mahmoud Elguindy, MD, PhD, from The University of Texas Southwestern.
In particular, I'd like to thank my thesis advisor @BrianLitt2, as well as my mentors in functional neurosurgery including @LadNeurosurgery, @DrLucas_on_call, @halpernc, and @DorisWangLab. So excited for the next 7 years!
Excited to present our latest paper on quantitative methods for guiding epilepsy surgery, featured in @Brain1878. Link: bit.ly/3Zud0Ry 1/7
It is our hope that in the coming years many of the methods we highlight here will undergo prospective clinical studies to support their ability to accurately localize the epileptogenic zone and improve epilepsy surgery planning. 6/7
Finally, I'd like to thank our excellent team who have made so many important contributions to this field: @adam2392, @AndrewYRevell, Rachel Smith, Kristin Gunnarsdottir, Ian Ong, @katedavis12341, @_Nishant_Sinha, @LabSarma, and @BrianLitt2!
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John Bernabei retweeted
Excited to share the Yale Brain Atlas! An anatomical human brain atlas for aggregating multimodal data. With 690 regions, the Yale Brain Atlas aids clinical decision-making in epilepsy surgery.
nature.com/articles/s41598-0… @NaturePortfolio @SciReports @YaleNeuro @YaleMed
Excited for this paper from my thesis research to be published in @Brain1878!
Bernabei et al. construct an atlas of normative interictal intracranial EEG recordings, and show that brain regions that generate spikes and seizures display patterns of activity and connectivity that deviate from those seen in the atlas. bit.ly/3m2HQho
We found that quantitative abnormalities in interictal activity and connectivity were higher in regions which generated spikes and seizures compared to uninvolved brain and used a random forest model to predict epileptogenicity based on these two groups of features.
Be sure to read the full paper for more! I'd also like to thank everyone involved including @_Nishant_Sinha, @TCampbellArnold, Erin Conrad, Ian Ong, @AkashRPattnaik, Joel Stein, @takishinohara, @DrLucas_on_call, @DaniSBassett, @katedavis12341, and my thesis advisor @BrianLitt2.