Cecil Borel III, MD, a professor emeritus at Duke Anesthesiology and pioneer in neurocritical care, has died at age 75.  At Duke, Dr. Borel established a neuroanesthesiology program and a neurosurgical ICU. When neuroanesthesia became an independent division in 1997, he was appointed its inaugural chief, according to a May 14 news release from the […] The post Neuroanesthesia pioneer Dr. Cecil Borel dies at 75 appeared first on Becker’s ASC.

A new frontier in neuroanesthesia: Targeting the brain's fluid highways A new study in Huntington's disease reveals significant structural and functional alterations in key neurofluid pathways, including the choroid plexus and parasagittal dural spaces. Using advanced MRI techniques, researchers found these pathways are enlarged and exhibit reduced perfusion in patients, with the severity of changes correlating directly with genetic markers and worse motor impairment.

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