Abhimanyu Mahajan
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Movement disorders neurologist at the University of Cincinnati. Views are my own and never medical advice.
Joined July 2013
Time change: . @AANmember Section Spotlight: Job Search and Early Career in Academic Movement Disorders. When: 9/17/25 at 6 pm EST. Featured speaker: .Dr. Kelly Mills @kmillsy .Director, Movement Disorders Division @HopkinsMedicine . Registration:
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AAN Movement Disorders Section Spotlight: Mid-career Neurologists in Academic Medicine. When: 11/6/25, 6 pm EST. Target audience: All early and mid career neurologists, Division and department leadership . Featured speaker: Prof. @MichaelOkun. Register:
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RT @UCMovDis: With nearly 400 PWPs, families and friends at the Sunflower Rev It Up for Parkinson’s Symposium in Cincinnati. .
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Thank you to everyone who has responded so far. As a reminder, this survey has been deemed IRB-exempt and is completely de-identified. Please help spread the word to maximize response and generalizability. Link:
If you are:. 1. A movement disorders trained physician.2.Practicing in an academic center .in the US. Please take 5-10 minutes to fill out this survey to identify factors important for retention and recruitment of movement disorders neurologists.
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RT @EnriqueZenitram: What if adaptive DBS in Parkinson’s didn’t just listen to one brain signal, but knew when you were moving?. We dropped….
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RT @ShilpaChitnis2: @AMahajanMD @zach_london @NataliaRostMD @drdangayach @JoriFleisher @LyellJ @TEAMS666301 Done @AMahajanMD Curious and ex….
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If you are:. 1. A movement disorders trained physician.2.Practicing in an academic center .in the US. Please take 5-10 minutes to fill out this survey to identify factors important for retention and recruitment of movement disorders neurologists.
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RT @MichaelOkun: Do you know the 2025 updates in diagnosis and treatment of paroxysmal movement disorders? What are the causes of the sudde….
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We welcome back Dr. Miguel Situ to @UCincyMedicine for Neurology Grand Rounds. The title of his presentation: Functional Movement Disorders and the spirit of modern neurology.
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RT @movedisorder: What began as a bold idea—naming a clinic "Movement Disorders"—sparked a global revolution in neurology. Join us at the….
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The clinically and conceptually fascinating topic of Paroxysmal Movement Disorders. Honored to contribute to the 2025 Movement disorders issue for @ContinuumAAN . Thank you for the invitation @MichaelOkun @LyellJ . Link:
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RT @ClinicalNeuroph: [Brain mapping] Guggisberg et al.: "This chapter reviews recent breakthroughs in neurophysiological brain mapping, foc….
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RT @MichaelOkun: The basal ganglia helps you with what to do and what not to do. The cerebellum helps you with the timing of what needs to….
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Can’t wait to read the entire @ContinuumAAN issue on Movement disorders. Debuts in a week!.
The next issue on Movement Disorders, guest edited by Dr. Michael Okun, publishes on August 1! @MichaelOkun @AlanCarson15 @AMahajanMD @DrRawlsMoveMD @KatiePMooreMD @ludyshihmd @jonstoneneuro @LyellJ @AANMember.#Neurology #MedEd #NeuroTwitter
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From the @SchmahmannLab . Diagnostic success rate was 90.0% (27/30) in those with onset > 45 years. Cerebellar atrophy seen in 97.1% (34/35), mostly in vermis/paravermis. Clinically meaningful improvement with 4-AP in 71.0% (22/31) of patients.
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RT @Nature: Researchers have been sneaking secret messages into their papers in an effort to trick AI tools into giving them a positive pee….
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“. our review revealed that from 2020 to 2024, universities contributed patents underpinning 50% of FDA-approved drugs. Even more stunningly, 87% of those academic breakthroughs came from American institutions.”. via @statnews.
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From 2020 to 2024, universities contributed patents underpinning 50% of FDA-approved drugs. 87% of those academic breakthroughs came from American institutions.
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Science is incredible. Huge implications for patients, and the field of recovery and neurorestoration.
From robotic to real? We are entering a new era of mind-controlled limbs. Neuroprosthetic limbs are no longer science fiction, they are rapidly transforming into natural extensions of the human body. A remarkable new review by Tian, Kemp and colleagues in Annals of Neurology lays
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