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Pascal Jabbour MD, FAANS, FACS, FAHA

@PascalJabbourMD
The Angela and Richard T. Clark Distinguished Professor of Neurosurgery Division Chief #Cerebrovascular at @TJUHospital Philadelphia USA. Level IV Sommelier
Philadelphia, PA
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    Pascal Jabbour MD, FAANS, FACS, FAHA
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    Apr 28, 2020
    Thank you @ErinBurnett @OutFrontCNN @CNN for hosting me to talk about stroke and Covid @TJUHNeurosurg @JeffersonUniv @TJUHospital @sklasko @RichWebsterTJUH @drsanjaygupta @CuomoPrimeTime @AC360 @JeffSTATCCT @ResearchAtJeff @FarberNeuro @WendySaltzman
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    Pascal Jabbour MD, FAANS, FACS, FAHA
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    Aug 18
    In this most recent publication by the one and only @VictorGabriel_H our research fellow @TJUHNeurosurg Symptom burden and diagnostic delays in CCFs did not predict post-treatment recovery: durable angiographic occlusion was the key determinant of outcome! @NeurosurgeryCNS
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    Pascal Jabbour MD, FAANS, FACS, FAHA
    @PascalJabbourMD
    Aug 11
    Jefferson Neurosurgery was the only site in Pennsylvania to implant e-shunts in the stride trial! The new innovative device for the less invasive treatment of Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus. One correction: I am the chief of the Division, I am not the chair of the department
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    Pascal Jabbour MD, FAANS, FACS, FAHA
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    Aug 4
    Neurosurgeons from different parts of the world deal differently with complications: - Our European colleagues were more likely to question their clinical abilities and less likely to admit fault to the patient every time - US neurosurgeons were more frequently implicated in
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    Pascal Jabbour MD, FAANS, FACS, FAHA
    @PascalJabbourMD
    Jul 28
    2 complementary papers on hemorrhage post mechanical thrombectomy the first published in @NeurosurgeryCNS by @VictorGabriel_H our brilliant research fellow @TJUHNeurosurg and the second in @TheAJNR by @Joannaroy99 our previous superstar research fellow who is now a first year
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