Social media in neurosurgery during COVID-19: an evaluation of the role of Neurosurgery Cocktail platform

LE, Chi H; Nawabi, Noah; White, Colette; Garba, Deen L.; Umana, Giuseppe Emmanuele; Lawton, Michael T.; Garg, Kanwaljeet; Hernesniemi, Juha; Boyke, Andre E.; Ammar, Adam; Chaurasia, Bipin

doi:10.23736/s0390-5616.22.05845-3

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“…5 in Neurosurgery versus 173 cases in NC). A couple of recently published papers have quantitatively analyzed the impact of this group in different social media platform ( Chaurasia et al., 2022 ; LE et al., 2022 ).…”

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Social Media for Global Neurosurgery. Benefits and limitations of a groundbreaking approach to communication and education

Conti¹,

Magnani²,

Zoli³

et al. 2023

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Social Media for Global Neurosurgery. Benefits and limitations of a groundbreaking approach to communication and education

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“…It was most likely due to the fact that this complication was not considered important in clinical practice but gained significant importance during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemics. 11,[20][21][22][23][24][25][26] From 2016 to 2020, four articles related to aspiration pneumonia were reported in the PubMed search engine, which included nine patients with nasal liquor rhea. ►Table 1 summarizes the findings of these patients.…”

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Nasal Cerebrospinal Leaks in the Milieu of COVID-19 Pandemic

Sharipov,

Chenikova,

Abdali

et al. 2023

Arquivos Brasileiros de Neurocirurgia: Brazilian Neurosurgery

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Background The unintentional ingestion of oropharyngeal or gastric contents into the respiratory tract is known as aspiration. Rhinorrhea can cause aspiration pneumonia (cerebrospinal fluid leakage). Objective There are only a few reports in the literature about pneumonia as a complication of rhinorrhea. There are no reports on how to handle such cases if they present to the clinic at the peak of COVID-19 disease and distinguish between these two conditions. Methods We reviewed the literature and retrospectively analyzed the clinical information and treatment protocols used to treat the two clinical cases. Results By screening the COVID-19 PCR and antibodies more than twice, surgery was postponed for 10–14 days in both cases to rule out COVID-19-induced pneumonia. Chest CT scans still revealed ground glass opacities. In both cases, the skull base defect was repaired. In both cases, radiological signs of rhinorrhea-induced pneumonia had completely resolved at the 24- and 30-day follow-ups. Conclusion CSF aspiration causes radiological changes in the lungs in rhinnorhea. This is a short-term local decrease in lung tissue airness (partial filling of alveoli with fluids), which is visible radiographically (ground-glass opacities). To rule out COVID-19 infection, surgery should be postponed for 10–14 days, and PCR and antibodies (IgG,IgM) should be performed at least twice. If the COVID-19 screening test is negative, repair surgery can be scheduled.

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“…With the joint efforts of the neurosurgical community, strong steps can be taken to create a learning landscape on social media through these neurosurgical videos. Institutions can contribute to this cause by creating public accounts and/or channels on various social media platforms like “Neurosurgery Cocktail” 7-10 and promoting such content approved by their internal boards. These videos can consist of surgeries and procedures on patients, exploration of new devices in the operating room, or simply an expert neurosurgeon explaining different educational content.…”

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Letter: Neurosurgical Videos and Social Media: Publish, Post, or Perish

Farooq,

Rehman,

Chaurasia

2024

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Social media in neurosurgery during COVID-19: an evaluation of the role of Neurosurgery Cocktail platform

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Social Media for Global Neurosurgery. Benefits and limitations of a groundbreaking approach to communication and education

Social Media for Global Neurosurgery. Benefits and limitations of a groundbreaking approach to communication and education

Nasal Cerebrospinal Leaks in the Milieu of COVID-19 Pandemic

Letter: Neurosurgical Videos and Social Media: Publish, Post, or Perish

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