Virtual Didactic -Neurosurgical Complications After TBI & Stroke presented by Nikola Dragojlovic, DO-Neurosurgical Complications After TBI & Stroke Led by Nikola Dragojlovic, DO

Neurosurgical Complications After TBI & Stroke Led by Nikola Dragojlovic, DO

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Video Summary

The video transcript is a lecture given by a physician named Nikola Dragoilovich. He begins by welcoming everyone to the virtual lecture and acknowledges the different ways individuals have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The goals of the lecture are to provide additional learning opportunities for residents who have been pulled off schedule due to the pandemic, as well as develop digital learning opportunities to support physiatrists during this time. Dragoilovich introduces the topic of neurosurgical complications after traumatic brain injury and stroke and mentions the use of Poll Everywhere for audience participation. He then discusses various types of intracranial hemorrhages and imaging findings associated with them. He also highlights the importance of surveillance imaging in certain cases, such as patients with bleeding risks or signs of hydrocephalus. Dragoilovich shares patient cases to illustrate the management of conditions like hydrocephalus and sinking flap syndrome. He concludes the lecture by opening the floor for questions and encouraging attendees to reach out to him via email or Twitter.

Keywords

Nikola Dragoilovich

virtual lecture

COVID-19 pandemic

learning opportunities

neurosurgical complications

intracranial hemorrhages

surveillance imaging

hydrocephalus

sinking flap syndrome