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Research Fellowship year of Dr. Mahmood
Hassan in MGH
<E.mail
address: Hassan@medscape.com
Education :
| Institute and Location |
Degree |
Year |
Field of study |
| Dhaka Medical College Hospital |
M.B.B.S. |
1984 |
Medicine, Surgery,
Obs-Gynecology
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| Kanazawa University School of Medicine |
Ph.D. |
1997 |
Neurosurgery |
| Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA |
Research Fellow |
1997- 1998 |
Neurophysiology |
| Barrow neurological Institute, Phoenix, Arizona |
International Fellow |
July 1998 - December 1998 |
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Neurosurgery |
| UMC, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona |
Clinical Fellow |
June 2000 ~ |
Neurosurgery |
RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
June 2000 ~ onwards
Clinical Fellow
Department of Neurosurgery, University of Arizona
February 1999 - April 1999
Observer Neurosurgeon
Children's Hospital & Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston.
May 1999 - August 1999
Attending Neurosurgeon
Dhaka Medical College Hospital, Dhaka, Bangladesh
July 1998 - December 1998
International Fellow of the Congress of Neurological Surgery
Barrow Neurological Institute
in the Neurosurgery
Department.
1997 - 1998
Research Fellow in Surgery of the Harvard
Medical School in the Massachusetts
General Hospital. The effects of pharmacological agents in reducing
the extent of damage inflicted by permanent and temporary occlusion
of major cerebral vessels of rats was studied during the year long
tenure of Dr. Mahmood Hassan. This study produced significant resuts.
This study revealed that Sodium Channel bloker used as an antiarrhythic
agent can modulate the expression of lipid peroxidation product
following middle cerebral artery occlusion in rats and this may
suggest a new mechanism that can play an effective role as a neuroprotective
agent in stroke. Thsi study will lead to a clinical trial with this
as a potent neuroprotectant in stroke on evolution.
1993 - 1997
Post-graduation Neurosurgery in the Department of Neurosurgery
of Kanazawa University School of Medicine, Japan. Clinical oriented
research protocol on shunt related complications in patients with
normal pressure hydrocephalus in the ward and reported about the
susceptibility of shunt devices with siphon regulatory properties
to external pressure, valve implantation site and posture in the
Journal of Neurosurgery. (Hassan M, Higashi S, Yamashita J: Risks
in using siphon-reducing devices in adult patients with normal pressure
hydrocephalus: bench test investigations with Delta valves, J Neurosurg
84:634-641,1996)
The degree of Ph.D. in neurosurgery was awarded as the dissertation
on Risks in using siphon-reducing devices in adult patients with
normal pressure hydrocephalus: bench test investigations with Delta
valves was accepted by the Kanazawa University School of Medicine
in March 1997
1992 - 1993
Research Student
Kanazawa University School of Medicine, Japan. Studied delayed
neuronal death in primate hippocampus.
1993 - 1995
Advanced Clinical Training
Neurosurgery (Residency), Kanazawa University School of Medicine,
Japan. Extensive clinical duties in neurosurgical ward, operation
room as operator and assistant, included in all clinical group of
residents on rotation as per the training course curriculum.
1992 - 1992
Assistant RegistrarPlastic Surgery, Dhaka Medical College
Hospital, Bangladesh.
1990 - 1992
Emergency Medical Officer, RIHD (orthopedic Hospital) Dhaka,
Bangladesh
1986 - 1989
Medical Officer, Bangladesh Health Services.
Honors / Awards
- 1974 Distinction in SSC., position in Board Examination.
- 1976 Distinction in HSC., position in Board Examination.
- 1992 Japanese Government Scholarship
- 1996 Best Essay of the year, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan.
- 1996 Cosmo Cosmic Award for Essay, Japan
At Present:1997, June 1- Till now
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Field of Interests
Intracranial pressure regulation, Cerebrovascular disprders
and General Neurosurgery
Language proficiency:
- Bangla Both spoken and written
- English Both spoken and written
- Japanese Spoken only
- Arabic Reading only
Selected Publications:
Publications:
- Alleyne Cargill, Hassan M (/b>, Joseph M. Zabramski:
The Efficacy and Cost of Prophylactic and Periprocedural Antibiotics
in Patients with External Ventricular Drains. Neurosurgery (Accepted
for publication, July 2000.
- Lee EJ, Ayoub IA, Harris, FB, Hassan M, Ogilvy CS,
Maynard KI: Mexiletine and magnesium independently, but not combined,
protect against permanent focal cerebral ischemia in Wistar rats,
J NEUROSCI RES, 1999, Vol 58, Iss 3, pp 442-448
- Hassan M, Higashi S, Yamashita J: Risks in using
siphon-reducing devices in adult patients with normal pressure
hydrocephalus: bench test investigations with Delta valves, J
Neurosurg 84:634-641,1996
- Hassan M, Higashi S, Yamashita J: Antisiphon devices
and nomal pressure hydrocephalus. Letter, J Neurosurg 85: 1192-1193.
1996
- Ikeda K, Yamashita J, Futami K, Hassan M, Tanaka S: [Surgical
Indication of the Trans-Choroidal Approach for Vascular Lesions
in and Around the Interpeduncular and Ambient Cisterns: From a
Surgical Microsurgical Study Using Cadaver Surgery for Cerebral
Stroke 23: 139-144, 1995 [Japanese]
- Higashi S, Futami K, Matsuda H, Yamashita J, Hashimoto M,
Hasegawa M, Tokuda K, Hassan M, Hisada K: Effects of head elevation
on intracranial hemodynamics in patients with ventriculo-peritoneal
shunts, J Neurosurg 81:829-836, 1994
- Higashi S, Hassan M, Futami K, Kida S, Tokuda K, Yamashita
J: Shunt flow changes in postural ICP alterations: An in vitro
simulation, Intracranial Pressure 9 : 577-578, 1994
Presentations:
- Hassan M,, Higashi S, Yamashita J: CSF flow regulation:
Introduction of an optimum shunt flow simulation. J Douglas Miller
Memorial meeting (03-5); Edinburgh, UK. October 16th-18th, 1996.
- Hassan M, Hassan M, Hasegawa M, Nitta H, Yamashita
J: Unusual Multiple Intracranial Meningioma: Case Report.The Brain
Tumor Surgery -1 of Japanese Society for Brain Tumor Surgery (B-19);
Fukui, Japan. September 12-13, 1996.
- Hassan M,, Yamashita J: When Developing countries
can expect services from computer. General Session: Internet Communication
(1)- 8. The 6th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Comuter
in Neurosurgery. January 25, 1997. Kobe , Japan.
- Ikeda K, Kawamura T, Hassan M, Yamashita J: New development
of the cranionavigation system for skull base surgery ("cranionavigator").
11 th International Congress of Neurological Surgery, Amsterdam,
The Netherlands; July 6-10, 1997. (Abstract Submitted).
- Hassan M,, Higashi S, Yamashita J: May Assisted or
auto regulatedshunt valves address the shunt related complications
effectively?. Tenth International Symposium on Intracranial Pressure
and neuromonitoring in brain injury, May 25-29, 1997 Williumsburg,
Verginia. USA.(Abstract Submitted)
- Hassan M,, Yamashita: Selection of the appropriate
valve in ventricular shunt surgery. Proceedings of The 21st Annual
Meeting of the Japanese college of Surgeons; IS2-4. June 19-21,
1996. Tokyo, Japan.
- Hassan M,: Modern Surgical techniques in developing
Countries: Role of Developed Nations. Proceedings of The 21st
Annual Meeting of the Japanese college of Surgeons; IS2-5. June
19-21, 1996. Tokyo, Japan.
- Hassan M,, Higashi S, Yamashita J: Risks of the use
of siphon-reducing devices in adult patients with normal pressure
hydrocephalus: Bench test investigations with Delta valve; Proceedings
of The 54th Annual Meeting of the Japan Neurosurgical Society;
3I1-1203:1995, Nagoya, Japan.
- Hassan M,, Higashi S, Yamashita J: Selection of the
appropriate valve type in ventricular shunt surgery: Introducing
a new model for shunt flow simulation Proceedings of The 23rd
Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Pediatric Neurosurgery
208:1995, Shimane, Japan.
- Hassan M,: Shunt flow simulation of Delta valve:
Effect of valve position, body position and subcutaneous pressure
Proceedings of The 53rd Annual Meeting of the Japan Neurosurgical
Society 3-P11-3-1661;1994, Tokushima, Japan.
Global Thinking...
My Essay titled Dear Earth, We must Save You"
won the highest honor in THE FIFTH INTERNATIONAL ESSAY CONTEST
1995 arranged by Ishikawa Prefecture Cultural center of Japan.
- My work was among the first 101.......
Cosmo Cosmic Dream Award
There were 1080 works received during the application period
from June 1, 1995 through September 30,1995. 101 works were first
selected by the Cosmo Cosmic Award team. My essay titled: was
awarded a special trophy and Yen 50,000 in recognition of a wonderful
piece of work by the committee.
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