There is an increased risk for
malignant brain tumors and for use of mobile phones
Dear Colleagues and readers,
Almost everyone has a mobile
(cellular) telephone nowadays and there may be more than one phone per
person in many countries. The proliferation of use has not been
tempered with health concerns, rather on the technical development in
this area. Since the brain is the organ with the highest near-field
exposure to microwaves during the use of both mobile and desktop
cordless phones an increased risk for brain tumors has been of concern.
Several studies and especially studies from Sweden by Hardell L et al.
have shown to clearly indicate an increased risk for both
malignant brain tumors and acoustic neuroma for long-term use of
wireless phones2. The risk was most pronounced for
ipsilateral tumors after a latency period of >10 years. These
case-control studies have been published previously2,3,5.
In
contrast to the findings for mobile phones no statistically
significantly increased risk was found for cordless phones, although an
increased risk was found in the highest exposure group2.
According to the
studies done by Cardis et al. the average relative SAR* is highest in the temporal lobe
(6–15%, depending on frequency, of the spatial peak SAR in the
most exposed region of the brain) and the cerebellum (2–10%) and
decreases very rapidly with increasing depth, particularly at higher
frequencies. The SAR distribution appears to be fairly similar across
phone models, between older and newer phones and between phones with
different antenna types and positions1.
For the time being,
evidence collected in epidemiological studies points rather to
an underestimation of risk from mobile phone use and less bias
in the Hardell studies as compared to those of the Interphone
group that are affected by selection and possibly also by
misclassification bias4.
* SAR is
the specific energy absorption rate i.e. energy absorption rate per
unit mass (measured in W kg−1).
References
Cardis E, Deltour I, Mann S, et al: Distribution
of RF energy emitted by mobile phones in anatomical structures of the
brain. Phys Med Biol 2008; 53: 2771–2783.
Hardell L, Carlberg M, Mild KH. Mobile Phone Use and the Risk
for Malignant Brain Tumors: A Case-Control Study on Deceased Cases
and Controls. Neuroepidemiology 35:109-114, 2010
Hardell
L, Carlberg M, Hansson Mild K: Epidemiological
evidence for an association between use of wireless phones and tumor
diseases. Pathophysiology 2009; 16: 113–122.
Kundi
M. Mobile Phone Use and Brain Cancer:
Is the Association Biased? Neuroepidemiology 35:115-116, 2010
Vrijheid M, Cardis E, Armstrong BK, Auvinen A, Berg G,
Blaasaas KG, Brown J, Carroll M, Chetrit A, Christensen HC, Deltour I,
Feychting M, Giles GG, Hepworth SJ, Hours M, Iavarone I, Johansen C,
Klaeboe L, Kurttio P, Lagorio S, Lönn S, McKinney PA, Montestrucq
L, Parslow RC, Richardson L, Sadetzki S, Salminen T, Schüz J,
Tynes T, Woodward A: Interphone Study Group. Validation of short term
recall of mobile phone use for the Interphone study. Occup Environ Med
2006; 63: 237–243.
................Editorial in Turkish.................................................
Editörden
Cep telefonu kullanımı ile
artan bir beyin kanseri olma riski mevcuttur
Sevgili
meslektaşlarım ve
okuyucular,
Hemen hemen herkesin bir cep
telefonu vardır bugünlerde ve hatta bazı ülkelerde tek bir
kişinin birden fazla telefona sahip olması bile olasıdır. Kullanımın bu
derece artışı bu konuda teknik gelişmenin verdiği haz derecesinde
sağlık sorunları ile hafifletilmemiştir.Cep ve kordonsuz masa
telefonlarının kullanımı sırasında mikrodalgaların en yakın organ
olarak beyine etki etmeleri artan bir beyin tümörü
oluşturma riskini de taşımaktadır. Özellikle İsveç'ten
Hardell ve ark. tarafından yürütülen birçok
çalışma açık olarak hem anaplastik beyin
tümörü hem de iyi huylu olan akustik nörinom oluşma
riskini uzun-süreli cep telefonu kullanımında artışını ortaya
koymaktadır2. Bu risk aynı taraftaki tümörler ve
10 yılı aşan bir kullanımda en çok ortaya çıkma
eğilimindedir. Bu olgu-kontrol çalışmaları daha önce
yayımlanan çalışmalardır2,3,5.
Mobil
olan cep telefonlarının aksine kordonsuz masa telefonlarında
istatistiksel olarak bir risk ortaya konamamış olmasına karşın
yüksek oranda kullanım olan gruplarda artan oranda risk bulunmuştur2.
Cardis ve ark.
tarafından yapılan çalışmalar SAR* diye kısaltılan değerin
yüksek frekanlarda en yüksek olarak temporal lob
üzerinde (freklansa bağlı olarak yüzde 6 ila 15
arasında ) ve beyincikte (%2-10) saptandığını ve derine
inildikçe hızlı bir şekilde azaldığını ortaya koymuştur. Telefon modellerine, eski ve yeni
olmalarına, değişik anten tip ve yerleşimlerine bağlı olmaksızın SAR
değerlerinin benzer dağılım gösterdiği saptanmıştır1. Şu an için,
epidemiyolojik çalışmalardan toplanan kanıtlar ışığında mobil
telefon kullanım riskinin önyargısından çok seçim ve
olasılıkla kötü sınıflamalı ikilem tarafından etkilenebilecek
Interphone grubu ile kıyaslandığında Hardell
çalışmalarının daha az ikilemli olması gösterilebilir4
* SAR özel enerji
soğurma oranıdır örn. bir ünite kitlenin enerji soğurma
oranıdır ve W Kg-1 olarak ölçülür.
Cardis E, Deltour I, Mann S, et al: Distribution
of RF energy emitted by mobile phones in anatomical structures of the
brain. Phys Med Biol 2008; 53: 2771–2783.
Hardell L, Carlberg M, Mild KH. Mobile Phone Use and the Risk
for Malignant Brain Tumors: A Case-Control Study on Deceased Cases
and Controls. Neuroepidemiology 35:109-114, 2010
Hardell
L, Carlberg M, Hansson Mild K: Epidemiological
evidence for an association between use of wireless phones and tumor
diseases. Pathophysiology 2009; 16: 113–122.
Kundi
M. Mobile Phone Use and Brain Cancer:
Is the Association Biased? Neuroepidemiology 35:115-116, 2010
Vrijheid M, Cardis E, Armstrong BK, Auvinen A, Berg G,
Blaasaas KG, Brown J, Carroll M, Chetrit A, Christensen HC, Deltour I,
Feychting M, Giles GG, Hepworth SJ, Hours M, Iavarone I, Johansen C,
Klaeboe L, Kurttio P, Lagorio S, Lönn S, McKinney PA, Montestrucq
L, Parslow RC, Richardson L, Sadetzki S, Salminen T, Schüz J,
Tynes T, Woodward A: Interphone Study Group. Validation of short term
recall of mobile phone use for the Interphone study. Occup Environ Med
2006; 63: 237–243.
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SGK, doktorları BBG evi modeliyle izlemeye
aldı. Her doktorun yazdığı ilaçlar ve alındığı eczaneler tek tek
kayıt altına alınarak sağlık harcamaları kontrol altına alınacak
HÜSEYİN ÖZAY ANKARA
Sosyal Güvenlik Kurumu (SGK), sağlık
harcamalarını kontrol altına almak için doktorları ‘Biri
Bizi Gözetliyor’ (BBG) modeliyle izlemeye aldı. Buna
göre, doktorların hastalarına yazdıkları ilaçlar,
ilaçların şirketleri ve ilaçların alındığı eczaneler tek
tek kayıt altına alınıyor. Bu kayıtlarda, önümüzdeki
aydan itibaren doktorlara e-posta olarak gönderilecek.
Mektuplarla, doktorlara, ‘ne yaptığınızı biliyoruz’ mesajı
verilecek.
İLAÇTAN 2.5 MİLYAR LİRALIK TASARRUF
SGK Başkanı Emin Zararsız, Star’a,
sağlık alanında alınan tedbirle ilgili bilgi verdi. Son dönemde,
ilaç kararnamesi ve ilaçtaki karekod uygulamaları ile
yıllık 2.5 milyar liralık bir tasarruf elde ettiklerini kaydeden
Zararsız, tartışma konusu olan karekod uygulamasında 15 Haziran
itibariyle yüzde 78.8 oranında başarıya ulaşıldığını kaydetti.
Zararsız, ilaç giderlerinin aşağıya çekilmesi
için, denetim sistemini daha da güçlendirdiklerini
ifade ederek, bu çerçevede doktorların yazdıkları
ilaçların, hangi şirketten olduğu, hangi eczaneden alındığının
günlük olarak izlenebildiğini kaydetti. Zararsız, bu sistem
sayesinde, ilaç kullanımında ortaya çıkan
usulsüzlüklerin önüne geçileceğini
kaydetti.
DOKTORLARA GÖNDERİLECEK
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hazırlıklar halen devam ediyor. Mektuplarda, doktorun bir ay
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firmalara ait olduğu ve hangi ecznalerden alındığına ilişkin bilgiler
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olacak. SGK, böylece daha kontrollü ilaç yazılmasını
sağlamayı amaçlıyor.
Sistem SGK tarafından geliştirildi
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izlenmesine ilişkin sistem, SGK Başkanlığı tarafından geliştirildi.
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How Many
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Andres M.
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Question
How many trials with
antiepileptic drugs should patients undergo before being considered for
a presurgical evaluation?
Response
from Andres M. Kanner, MD
Professor of Neurological Sciences, Rush Medical College, Rush
University Medical Center, Chicago, Illinois
Among all patients
with epilepsy, between 60% and 70% are expected to become seizure-free
with antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) and often can discontinue use of
medication. The positive therapeutic expectations of AEDs vary
according to the type and age of onset of the epileptic syndrome. For
example, 80% to 90% of patients with idiopathic generalized seizures
are expected to become seizure-free, whereas this is the case in only
50% of patients with seizure disorders of focal onset. In this latter
group, seizure-freedom may decrease to 30% in cases of temporal lobe
epilepsy secondary to mesial temporal sclerosis or be as high as 95% in
cases of benign rolandic epilepsy of childhood.[1]
Epilepsy surgery has
transformed the therapeutic expectations of partial seizure disorders
that fail to remit with AEDs, particularly when seizures originate from
mesial temporal structures; in the latter scenario, 60% to 70% of
patients can expect to be free of disabling seizures (complex partial
and secondarily generalized tonic-clonic seizures).[2]Early identification of
patients with partial seizure disorders that are resistant to AED
therapy is pivotal. A landmark study published in 2000 showed that a
first monotherapy trial can achieve freedom from seizures in 47% of
patients.[3] Among the remaining 53% of
patients, a switch-over to a second AED trial in monotherapy yields
freedom from seizures in only 13% of patients, whereas a third trial
increases the total number of seizure-free patients by only 4%.
After a careful
review of the available evidence, the Commission on Therapeutic
Strategies of the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE)
recommended to its executive committee that the definition of
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two tolerated and appropriately chosen and used AED schedules (whether
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freedom." This definition was officially adopted at the ILAE's 2009
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persistent seizures are associated with a relatively high risk for
sudden unexpected death in epilepsy ranging from 1 in 150 to 200
patient-years.[5]However, complete
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population.
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to consider referral of patients with a focal seizure disorder for a
presurgical evaluation.
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University / Samsun / TurkeyContact: http://www.kokhucresempozyumu.org
The
7th International Conference on frontotemporal Dementias : FTD 2010October 5-8, 2010Indianapolis
Marriott Downtown / Indianapolis / Indiana / USA E-Mail: bghetti@iupui.edu Web: http://www.ftd2010.org/
European
Association for
Behavioural and Cognitive Therapy 2010 (EABCT 2010)October 7-10, 2010Atahotel Quark
Congress Center / Milan / Italy WEB: http://www.eabct2010-milan.it/
Musculoskeletal
Disorders in Primary Care Research Congress 2010 October 11-13, 2010
Rotterdam
/ The
NetherlandsWEB-SITE: http://www.bsl.nl/primarycare
Specialty Skills in
Emergency Surgery and TraumaOctober 19-20, 2010
London / England / UK Contact:
The Royal College of
Surgeons of England www.rcseng.ac.uk
E-mail: generalsurgery@rcseng.ac.uk
3rd
International Association
for the Scientific Study of Intellectual Disability (IASSID)-Europe
Congress October 20-22, 2010Rome / Italy WEB: http://www.iassid.org/iassid/index.php
20th World Congress of of
the World
Association for Social Psychiatry 2010 (WASP 2010)October23-27, 2010Congress Hall / Marrakesh
/ MoroccoContact: http://www.wasp2010.com/
14th
World Society of Pain
Clinicians Congress (WSPC 2010) October 28-31, 2010Beijing
/ Shanghai / ChinaE-mail:wspc@kenes.com Website: http://www.kenes.com/WSPC
The
4th World
Congress on Controversies in Neurology (CONy) October 28-31, 2010Catalonia
Palacio de Congresos / Barcelona / Spain Email: cony@comtecmed.comAbstract
Submission Deadline September 1, 2010
6th Scientific Congress
of Nervous System
Surgery AssociationOctober28-31, 2010Grand Yazıcı
Mares Hotel / Marmaris
/ Mugla / TurkeyContact: http://www.sinirsistemicerrahisi.com
29th
International Congress of Clinical Neurophysiology October 28- November 2, 2010Kobe / Japan Contact: ICCN2010 Office E-mail: office@iccn2010kobe.com
38th
Annual Meeting of the
International Society for Pediatric Neurosurgery October 31- November
4, 2010Jeju
/ South Korea
Contact: Conference
Secretariat E-mail: ispn@broad-water.com
November
2nd
Saudi
International Pediatric Neurology Conference (SIPNC 2010)November1-3, 2010Main
Auditorium / King Fahad Medical City / Riyadh / Saudi ArabiaContact: http://www.sipnc.org/
5th International
symposium on
microsurgical anatomy : ISMA 5 : ISMA 2010November4-6, 2010Swiss Hotel / Bosphorus /
Besiktas /
Istanbul / TurkeyContact: http://www.isma2010.org Abstract
Submission Deadline:
October 1st 2010
5th Meeting of
International Society for
Neurosurgical Technology and Instrument InventionNovember4-6, 2010Swiss Hotel / Bosphorus /
Besiktas /
Istanbul / TurkeyContact: http://www.isma2010.org
International
Society for Traumatic Stress Studies 26th Annual Meeting 2010 (ISTSS 2010)November 4-6, 2010Le
Centre Sheraton Montréal Hotel / Montreal / Canada Contact: http://www.istss.org//AM/Template.cfm?Section=Home1
International
Spinal Cord Society 49th Annual Scientific Meeting 2010November 5-7, 2010New
Delhi / India WEB: http://www.iscos.org.uk/
7th
Interdisciplinary World Congress on Low Back & Pelvic PainNovember 9-12, 2010Los
Angeles / CA / USA Contact:
UCSD CME www.ucsd.edu
E-Mail: ocme@ucsd.edu
Advanced
Live Interventional Course in Essen 2010 (ALICE
2010) November
11- 12, 2010Alfried
Krupp Krankenhaus / Essen
/ Germany Web: http://www.alice-the-course.com/
XXth World Congress of
NeurologyNovember12-18, 2010Marrakesh / MoroccoContact: Kenes International TEL:
+41 22 908 0488 FAX:
+41 22 906 9140 EMAIL:
wcn@kenes.com WEB SITE:kenes.com/wcn
10th
Asian-Oceania International Congress on Skull Base Surgery (AOSBS) in
conjunction with WFNS Skull Base Course, Asian Australasian Society of
Neurological Surgeons (AASNS) Course and World AcademyNovember 13-18, 2010
Bali / Indonesia Contact:
Santi Anwar
E-mail: aosbs2010@pharma-pro.com
22nd
EORTC-NCI-AACR symposium on
“Molecular targets and Cancer Therapeutics”November 16- 19, 2010Estrel
Hotel / Berlin
/ Germany Web: http://www.eortc.be/
World
Conference on the Promotion of Mental Health and the Prevention of
Mental and Behavioral Disorders 2010November 17-19, 2010The
Omni Shoreham Hotel / Washington / DC / USA
Contact:
http://wmhconf2010.hhd.org/
15th
Annual Scientific Meeting & Education Day : The Society for
Neuro-OncologyNovember 18-21, 2010Montreal
/ Canada Contact: http://www.soc-neuro-onc.org
8th
Asian Congress of Neurological SurgeonsNovember 22-24, 2010Convention
Center / Kuala Lumpur / Malaysia Contact: http://www.acns2010.org/
6th
European Federation of National Associations of Orthopaedic Sports
Traumatology (EFOST 2010)November 25-27, 2010Brussels
/ Belgium Contact:
Contact: Secretariat
E-mail: maryam.shahabpour@uzbrussel.be
RSNA
2010November 28-December
3, 2010Chicago
/ IL / USA Contact: http://www.rsna.org/
Osteoporosis
Conference 2010November 28-December 1,
2010
Liverpool / England / UK Contact:
Kelly Hall www.nos.org.ukE-mail: conferences@nos.org.uk
December
Cervical
Spine Research Society 38th Annual Meeting 2010 (CSRS 2010)December 2-4, 2010Westin
Charlotte / Charlotte / North Carolina / USA Contact: http://www.csrs.org/web/meetings/annual.htm
The 7th International Congress on Mental
Dysfunctions & Other Non-Motor features in Parkinson's Disease
(MDPD 2010)December 9-12, 2010Barcelona /
Spain Email:mdpd@kenes.com Website: http://www.kenes.com/mdpd
10th
International Conference on
Cerebral Vasospasm 2010Chongqing
/ Shanghai / ChinaWeb:
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2011
Technical Tips and
Error Avoidance in Spinal Surgery (TTEASS)January 12, 2011
London / England / UK Web: Contact: The Royal College of
Surgeons of England www.rcseng.ac.ukE-mail: generalsurgery@rcseng.ac.uk
Decision Making and
Judgement in Spinal SurgeryJanuary 13, 2011
London / England / UK Web: Contact: The Royal College of
Surgeons of England www.rcseng.ac.ukE-mail: generalsurgery@rcseng.ac.uk
North
American Skull Base Society Annual Meeting 2010 (NASBS 2010)February 18-20, 2011Hilton
Scottsdale / Scottsdale / Arizona / USA Contact: http://www.nasbs.org/
Annual
Symposium of the American Society of Spine Radiology 2011 (ASSR 2011)February 23-26, 2011Sheraton
Waikiki Resort / Honolulu / Hawai USA Contact: http://theassr.org/about/annual-symposium/
16th
World Congress of the World Association for Dynamic Psychiatry and XXIX
International Symposium of the German Academy of Psychoanalysis 2011 (WADP
2011) March 21-25, 2011Psychiatric
Hospital of the
Ludwig-Maximilians-Uni /
Münich / Germany Contact:
13th
International
Congress on Schizophrenia Research 2011April 2-6, 2011The
Broadmoor Colorado Springs
/ USA Contact: http://www.schizophreniacongress.org/
SIR
2011: Society of Interventional Radiology, 36th Annual Scientific
MeetingApril 2-7, 2011Chicago
/ IL / USA Contact: http://www.sirmeeting.org
78th
American Association of Neurological Surgeons' Annual Meeting 2011 (AANS
2011)April 9-13, 2011Colorado
Convention Center / Denver
/ Colorado / USA Contact: http://www.aans.org/
Pediatric
Academic Societies and Asian Society for Pediatric Research Joint
Meeting 2011(PAS
ASPR 2011)April 30- May 3, 2011Denver
/ Colorado / USA Contact: http://www.pas-meeting.org/2011Denver/default.asp
9th
Congress of the European
Paediatric Neurology Society and Croatian Pediatric Neurology SocietyMay 11-15, 2011Cavtat-Dubrovnik
/ Croatia Contact: http://www.hddn.hlz.hr/
International
Neuromodulation
Society 10th World Congress 2011 (INS 2011)May 21-26, 2011
Hilton Metropole / London / England / UK Web: http://www.neuromodulation.com/mc/
Annual
Meeting of International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine 2011
(ISSLS 2011) June 14-18, 2011Göteborg
Convention Centre
/ Göteborg / Sweden Contact: http://www.issls.org/annual-meetings.aspx
ISSCR
9th Annual MeetingJune 15-18, 2011Metro
Toronto Convention Center / Toronto / Ontario / Canada International
Society for Stem Cell
Research WEB: http://www.isscr.org/meetings/future.cfm
European
Neuro-Ophthalmology Society Meeting 2011 (EUNOS 2011) June 18-21, 2011AXA Convention
Centre / Barcelona /
Spain Contact:
The
EMBO Meeting 2011 :The
European Molecular
Biology Organization September 10-13, 2010Vienna
/ Austria
WEB-SITE: http://2011.the-embo-meeting.org/
15th
International Congress of
Child Neurologists of Mediterranean – CNMSeptember 21-24, 2011Portorose
/ Slovenia Contact: mvelickovicp@guest.arnes.si
14th European Association of
Neurosurgical Societies
Annual Meeting 2011 (EANS 2011) October
9-14, 2011 Palazzo dei Congressi / Rome /
ItalyWEB-SITE: CLICK
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61st
Annual Meeting of the Congress of Neurological SurgeonsOctober 1-6, 2011Washington
/ DC / USA Web: http://www.cns.org/meetings/
11th
Congress of the World Federation of Interventional Neuroradiology 2011 (WFITN
2011)November 8-11, 2011Cape
Town International
Convention Centre
/ Cape-Town / South Africa Web: http://www.wfitn2011.org/
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12th
International Conference on Cochlear Implants and other Implantable
Auditory TechnologiesMay 3-5, 2012Baltimore
/ MD / USA Contact: Email: corinnea@cmcglobal.com Website: http://ci-2012.com/
62nd
Annual Meeting of the Congress of Neurological SurgeonsOctober 6-11, 2012Chicago
/ IL / USA Web: http://www.cns.org/meetings/
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Bilkent, Ankara
Resident Traveling Fellowship in
Pediatric Neurosurgery
The Joint Pediatric Neurosurgery Section of the American Association
of Neurological Surgeons and Congress of Neurological
Surgeons has established a traveling fellowship for residents in
accredited
North American neurosurgical training programs. The
fellowship is intended to cover the traveling and living expenses
for 1 month for a resident who wishes to gain additional experience
in pediatric neurosurgery during their residency. The
1-month fellowship can be spent at any pediatric neurosurgery
program within North America to pursue an activity which
broadens the resident’s exposure to pediatric neurosurgery,
including
observation at a clinical or research center, participation
in a research project, or any other relevant activity. Two fellowships
per year are awarded on the basis of a competitive evaluation
by a committee of the Joint Pediatric Section. The maximum fellowship
stipend is USD 2,500.
The application must include:
(1) a statement defining the purpose of the proposed fellowship;
(2) written permission from the applicant’s residency program
director
to pursue the 1-month fellowship if it is awarded;
(3) a letter of acceptance from the pediatric neurosurgical program
where the applicant will seek the fellowship;
(4) the applicant’s current CV.
The strict deadline for application submission is October 30,
2010.
The completed application should be sent to:
Bermans J. Iskandar, MD
Department of Neurological Surgery
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
600 Highland Avenue, Room K4/832 CSC
Madison, WI 53792 (USA)
or via e-mail to:
iskandar @ neurosurg.wisc.edu
International
Traveling Fellowship in Pediatric Neurosurgery The Joint Pediatric
Neurosurgery Section of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons
and Congress of Neurological Surgeons has established
an international traveling fellowship for neurosurgeons who at the
time of their application are either training in a residency
program outside the United States and Canada, or who have
completed residency training outside the United States and Canada
within the past 5 years. The fellowship will
cover the traveling and living expenses for a 3-month period to be
spent observing the activities of an established pediatric neurosurgical
service of the applicant’s choosing in the United States or
Canada. One fellowship will be awarded yearly on the basis of a
competitive evaluation by a committee of the Pediatric Section at
the annual meeting in December. The maximum fellowship
stipend is USD 5,000. The application must
include: (1) a statement defining
the purpose of the proposed fellowship; (2) a letter of
recommendation from the applicant’s current neurosurgical program director; (3) a letter of
acceptance from the institution where the applicant intends to take the
fellowship, confirming the description of the fellow’s
potential activities during the period of the award; (4) the
applicant’s current CV. The strict deadline for
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application should be sent to: Bermans J. Iskandar, MD Department of
Neurological Surgery University of Wisconsin
School of Medicine and Public Health 600 Highland Avenue,
Room K4/832 CSC Madison, WI 53792 (USA) or via e-mail to: iskandar @
neurosurg.wisc.edu
The
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In order to encourage basic science
research in the
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Effects of low-field magnetic
stimulation on brain glucose metabolism.
Commentary from Faculty Member Mark George, Medical
University of South Carolina, USA
This is a massively important paper as the authors have
asked the most simple question: does the magnetic resonance imaging
(MRI) scanner itself and the gradient switching cause changes in brain
activity? It is amazing that there are hundreds of thousands of papers
using MRI to image and investigate the brain and none has bothered to
ask whether the imaging tool (MRI) changes what is being imaged. It
turns out that it does. This has enormous implications for safety and
for potentially creating a new generation of combined
stimulators/scanners. One should no longer assume that the MRI scanner
does not directly change brain activity while imaging.
I have been interested in combining brain stimulation and
brain imaging for most of my career, and we have done transcranial
magnetic stimulation (TMS), transcranial direct current stimulation
(tDCS) and vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) within the scanner. There have
always been reports of peripheral nerve stimulation with fast switching
gradients, but everyone has just assumed that the MRI scanner does not
actually change brain activity. There is a group at the McLean Hospital
(Renshaw and Rohan[1,2])
who has claimed that some MRI sequences might change mood and treat
depression. This paper cleverly used positron emission tomography (PET)
radiotracer injection within the MRI scanner, with the scanner off or
on and at different gradient switching rates. With PET (and single
photon emission computed tomography [SPECT]), you can inject the
tracer, which distributes roughly according to what the brain is doing
at that moment, and then develop the picture later. Thus, they used PET
to image what was happening in the brain during the MRI scanning and
found that there were focal brain changes associated with the scanner
being on. These changes were proportional to some general rules about
gradient switching strength. This paper has enormous implications for
safety and for potentially creating a new generation of combined
stimulators/scanners. In terms of safety, we can no longer assume that
MRI does not affect the brain. There needs to be a broad reexamination
of which field strengths and gradient switching protocols are safe and
which are not. This study suggests that, if one could better understand
how the MRI causes changes in metabolism, one could create the machines
of the future, where one could scan in one instance and stimulate in
the other, all with the same device.
Mark
George
Original article's abstract:
Neuroimage. 2010 Jun;51(2):623-8. Epub 2010
Feb 13.
Effects of low-field magnetic
stimulation on brain glucose metabolism.
National Institute on Drug Abuse, Bethesda, MD
20892, USA. nvolkow@nida.nih.gov
Abstract
Echo planar imaging (EPI), the gold standard technique for functional
MRI (fMRI), is based on fast magnetic field gradient switching. These
time-varying magnetic fields induce electric (E) fields in the brain
that could influence neuronal activity; but this has not been tested.
Here we assessed the effects of EPI on brain glucose metabolism (marker
of brain function) using PET and 18F 2-fluoro-2-deoxy-D-glucose
((18)FDG). Fifteen healthy subjects were in a 4 T magnet during the
(18)FDG uptake period twice: with (ON) and without (OFF) EPI gradients
pulses along the z-axis (G(z): 23 mT/m; 250 mus rise-time; 920 Hz). The
E-field from these EPI pulses is non-homogeneous, increasing linearly
from the gradient's isocenter (radial and z directions), which allowed
us to assess the correlation between local strength of the E-field and
the regional metabolic differences between ON and OFF sessions.
Metabolic images were normalized to metabolic activity in the plane
positioned at the gradient's isocenter where E=0 for both ON and OFF
conditions. Statistical parametric analyses used to identify regions
that differed between ON versus OFF (p<0.05, corrected) showed that
the relative metabolism was lower in areas at the poles of the brain
(inferior occipital and frontal and superior parietal cortices) for ON
than for OFF, which was also documented with individual region of
interest analysis. Moreover the magnitude of the metabolic decrements
was significantly correlated with the estimated strength of E (r=0.68,
p<0.0001); the stronger the E-field the larger the decreases.
However, we did not detect differences between ON versus OFF conditions
on mood ratings nor on absolute whole brain metabolism. This data
provides preliminary evidence that EPI sequences may affect neuronal
activity and merits further investigation.
Fig. 3. Estimated strength of E-field
in the brain generated by the EPI
gradients. (a) Diagram of the E-field induced by the EPI
gradients pulses along the z-axis (Gz:
23 mT/m; 250 μs rise-time; 920 Hz), which are
non-homogeneous and increase linearly from the gradient's isocenter
both in the radial (r) and the z directions. (b)
Sagittalplane showing the distribution of the E-field and
location of the axial planes (top, bottom and E = 0)
shown in panel “c”. (c) Axial planes showing the
distribution of the E-field including the axial plane where E = 0.
The E-field was strongest in the posterior and polar brain regions (top and bottom).
Fig. 4. Statistical maps showing the SPM
results for the comparisons of FDG images (Sham – EPI ON) for p < 0.05,
corrected for multiple comparisons. Brain
images were normalized to the axial plane where E = 0.
Fig. 5. Brain
metabolic changes as a function of the local E-field. Diagram
showing the relationship between the changes in metabolism (% change)
and the strength of the local E-field (V/m) for voxels where
SPM showed significant differences between conditions (p < 0.05,
corrected). Regression coefficient corresponded to r = 0.71,
p < 0.0001; the stronger the E-field
the larger the decrements in metabolism.
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outlaws much routine brain and body imaging in research laboratories
and clinics is on course for a revamp.
The EU directive was designed to limit workers' exposure to
electromagnetic fields (EMF) and was approved in 2004. But it was put
on hold in 2007 after scientists and others said that it would stop
them from carrying out important work without improving worker safety.
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