Christopher Kellner, MD

09/06/2022

We need your input on an emergency care research study of bleeding in the brain. The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is joining researchers at more than 100 other hospitals across the United States and other countries to conduct a research study of bleeding in the brain called FASTEST. This research study may affect you or someone you know, and we need to find out ahead of time what the community thinks about it. THANK YOU for your help and time in completing this survey. There are no known risks involved in participating in this survey. Your participation in this survey is completely voluntary. Please complete the survey by using the link below or contact the study team listed. https://redcap.link/FASTEST

07/27/2022

Proud of the team that contributed to this outstanding ranking.

Congrats to the departments of and !!!

US & World News

07/10/2022

This year's Meeting was incredible. It's always energizing to be surrounded by such brilliant and collaborative minds. Looking forward to next year already!

Pictured with Johanna Fifi, and an eagle eye view of Jackson Hole.

01/26/2022

Second year medical student at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, Emma Redford, and I recently published an opinion piece, "Stroke and COVID-19: The Value of Narrative Medicine" in Stroke AHA/ ASA, highlighting the importance of the patient's perspective as they simultaneously suffer two major life events: stroke and COVID-19.

Check it out 👉🏼 https://bit.ly/3zmn1TY

01/12/2022

Thanks, Alex Schupper, for suggesting this book. What a great read and inspiring to better understand the neurobiology underlying elite performance.

01/10/2022

The Bee Foundation is an incredible cause dedicated to raising awareness of brain aneurysms and increasing funding for innovative research that changes lives.

If you or someone you know has had a brain , reach out to The Bee Foundation for great resources and opportunity to give back.

🐝 https://www.thebeefoundation.org/

01/06/2022

Throwback of our residency program director, Dr. Raj Shrivastava, teaching residents skull base anatomy.

01/04/2022

With the new wave of spiking across the globe - and especially in NYC - I wanted to share this article that was recently published in the Journal Telemedicine and e-Health.

We describe characteristics and symptoms of patients with managed at home through the The Mount Sinai Hospital Precision Recovery Remote Patient Monitoring Program during the first wave in the pandemic.

Full article here 👉 http://ow.ly/G2bP50HmlOC

01/03/2022

Incredibly proud of Clemmie's resilience and bravery during her hard-fought recovery after suffering an intracerebral hemorrhage two years ago. A remarkable story featured in The Times and The Sunday Times.

Special thanks to Mount Sinai West, Joshua Bederson, J Mocco, and many others for supporting the Program at The Mount Sinai Hospital and allowing us to provide emergent, highly specialized treatment to Clemmie and so many other patients.

Cover story found at https://bit.ly/3HsqlzU

Witnessing a child learning to speak – progressing from sounds to words, then gradually arranging those words in sequences as the neural pathways in their malle

12/30/2021

Congratulations to Clemmie Burton-Hill on the release of her new book, “Another Year of Wonder”.

Clemmie is an inspiration, and shares her story of perseverance following an intracerebral hemorrhage almost two years ago. She continues to fight - and celebrate life - every day, and we’re all in awe of her resilience and positivity. Check out her book!

Congrats, Clemmie!

The Mount Sinai Hospital

11/04/2021

“This is a picture of mama drinking coffee.” - a masterpiece by my son, Atreyu

10/28/2021

Big congrats to Colton Smith for an excellent abstract presentation on portable detection with the Cerebrotech Visor at .

Congress of Neurological Surgeons (CNS)