Adrian Mak
@AnotherMak
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MD (@UniWh & @ChariteBerlin); Neuroimaging/Machine Learning in Stroke @YaleRadiology; he/him
Joined July 2009
#Bulgaria Today with @LHreports & partners, we release the first visual evidence of an asylum seeker being hit with live ammunition on the #EU border. His name is Abdullah El Rüstüm and I have met him last October in #Istanbul. A THREAD 🧵
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For almost 8 months, the OLAF report on #Frontex has been kept strictly confidential. Today we're publishing it in full. It shows how @Frontex made sure human rights violations would not be witnessed, documented, investigated or accounted for. https://t.co/cNDab4LNRI
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An infamous internal report by the EU anti-fraud agency OLAF shows how Frontex tried to cover up human rights violations. We are publishing it for the first time.
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Had a great time at the @PET_Symposium in Sydney, where I presented my first publication about expert interviews on collection, usage and privacy of mobility data in practice. 📄 You can find the paper here: https://t.co/l9udvNbRSJ
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My first co-edited book arrived yesterday. It has lots of cool articles on encounters with #AI. You can get it everywhere you usually get books ;) Feel free to DM me for more infos. #philosophy #phenomenology #technology #lifeworld
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Age‐adjusted map of #neonate #brain ADC, FA & MD #HIE @pratheek_bobba @clafrawe @AnotherMak @sarahntaylorneo @AliMozayan @AjayMalhotraRad @sheth_kevin @DScheinost @constable_todd @YaleRadiology @YaleNeuroICU @YalePediatrics
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
In this study, we characterized the topography of age-related evolution of diffusion metrics in neonatal brains. In addition, we developed online interactive atlases depicting age-specific normative...
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Adrian Mak @AnotherMak from @YaleRadiology is presenting his work on the effects of LVO #stroke side on admissions NIHSS @RSNA #RSNA21
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Preparation done, presentation uploaded, speaker ready... Looking forward to presenting our work on why the occlusion side of LVO stroke matters for our patients at #RSNA21. See you in room N228 at 3pm. @YaleRadiology
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@YaleRadiology Team @RSNA #RSNA2021 @Yaleneuroradio1 @YaleCancer @LeonJekel @LShewarega @AnotherMak @clafrawe
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JNIS Latest Content @AnotherMak et al explore right vs left #LVO as related to #NIHSS before #stroke #thrombectomy #medtwitter #neurotwitter
@AjayMalhotraRad @MatoukCharles @VinceMadai @GuidoFalconeMD @sheth_kevin
https://t.co/EINv3Bb8FA
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Fifty Years of Acute Ischemic Stroke Treatment: A Personal History https://t.co/vpaa6CnjZH
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Similar admission NIHSS may represent larger tissue-at-risk in patients with right- versus left-sided LVO #stroke 🧠 @JNIS_BMJ @AnotherMak @GuidoFalconeMD @LaurenHSansing @sheth_kevin @jn_acosta @AjayMalhotraRad @YaleRadiology @YaleNeuroICU
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Huge thanks to @SamPayabvash for his kind and tireless support and mentorship along the way, you made this possible. Also huge thanks to all the others who contributed to this project along the way. @GuidoFalconeMD @sheth_kevin @VinceMadai and many more. end/
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In summary, our findings provide novel insights into spacial distribution of final infarct lesions in relation to different clinical variables and may reinforce the need for more nuanced ET eligibility criteria, taking LVO side into consideration along with symptom severity. 6/
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We did not find differences due to stroke laterality in higher NIHSS patients. We theorize that the AHA guidelines might exclude low NIHSS patients with right-sided stroke from beneficial ET, in consequence skewing the population of patients that end up receiving it. 5/
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We used a voxel-wise GLM to identify the spatial distribution of this additional infarct volume. We found that patients with moderate stroke (NIHSS 6-15) were specifically at risk of higher final infarct volume and worse outcome if they had a right-sided occlusion. 4/
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In a cohort of 489 patients, we found no difference in final infarct outcome or final infarct volume across the all patients. A linear regression model however identified right-sided occlusion as predictor for bigger final infarct volume. 3/
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We confirmed the bias of the admission NIHSS exam towards left hemispheric function, likely due to emphasis on language-associated deficits. This poses the risk of underestimating the size of infarctions in patients with right-sided occlusions. 2/
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Proudly - and a bit anxiously - presenting my premier first authorship paper on differences in final infarct volume and clinical outcome in patients with LVO stroke after mechanical thrombectomy. 1/ https://t.co/ai6w5rtJlR
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