To refine deep brain stimulation for stroke recovery, we’re using calcium-based imaging to record neuronal activity in ischemia models. The goal is more personalized DBS therapy for stroke patients. Our researchers are using new methods to record brain activity in preclinical models, aiming to refine and personalize DBS for post-stroke rehabilitation.
An analysis of cHL treatment found that in the real-world setting, interim PET scans were often not being used appropriately for making treatment decisions.
Busy Florida nurses find an inexpensive, healthy workaround for traditional meal breaks.
In this Neuropathways podcast episode, Dylan Wint, MD, discusses a host of neuropsychiatric symptoms that can come with dementia, from depression and irritability to agitation,…
A first-ever classification of tuberous sclerosis complex into 4 distinct subtypes promises to guide future disease surveillance, treatment strategies and clinical trial design.
A new risk-stratification score could help standardize care as it relates to extended prophylaxis after IBD surgery.
A major randomized trial is underway to compare an investigational LVAD with the only LVAD currently on the U.S. market for treatment of advanced heart…
PDE5 inhibitors are the first-line medical treatment for ED, but up to 40% of patients do not have a satisfactory response to these agents.
Cleveland Clinic researchers have discovered that the presence of the protein CD55 in cell nuclei can make ovarian cancer resistant to chemotherapy.
When a pediatric patient presented with severe congestion, snoring and a progressive cough, X-ray findings revealed the surprising source of the patient’s symptoms.
New prospective data could shape how multimodality imaging is used in surgical planning for patients with hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy. New research on optimal imaging modalities…
