NeuroNow Spring 2011
John Krakauer’s research suggests that identifying a signature pattern in stroke patients may eventually help doctors know which patients to target for more aggressive therapies.
Articles in this Issue
Cover Story
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John Krakauer is studying stroke patients to find the best ways to help them regain lost function.
From the Directors
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Research by Johns Hopkins neurologists and neurosurgeons is offering a fresh perspective on stroke, surgical hardware, and the best ways to bring medicine from the bench to the bedside.
Spine Surgery
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Researchers at Hopkins' Spinal Column Biomechanics and Surgical Outcomes Laboratory are evaluating the best hardware and techniques for spine surgery.
Laboratory to Bedside
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The Johns Hopkins Brain Science Institute's neurotranslational program is moving promising treatments from the lab bench to the bedside.
Beyond Baltimore
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Johns Hopkins neurosurgeons recently went on a medical mission trip to Nigeria and Ghana, helping patients in need and providing training for local physicians.
Friends of Research
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Josh Fidler, a former Hopkins patient, now serves as chair of the Neurosurgery Advisory Board.

