LINNC INR Podcasts

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Welcome to LINNC INR Podcasts, your favorite destination for expert interviews in interventional neuroradiology, neurology, and neurosurgery. Explore our two engaging podcasts: 🎙️ "INR STORIES: THE UNCENSORED INTERVIEWS" Dr. Nanthiya Sujijantarat invites worldwide experts in neurointervention to discuss the difficulties they face, the complications they have had to manage, and to openly address little-discussed, sometimes controversial, or still taboo subjects. 🎙️ "MENDING MINDS" Mending Minds is a series where cutting-edge technologies and the future of medical treatments come together, hosted by Dr. Nanthiya Sujijantarat. 🎙️ "MY FIRST, MY LAST, MY EVERYTHING..." Let yourself be carried away through the personal journey of world leaders and pioneers in the fields of interventional neuroradiology, neurology, and endovascular neurosurgery. Among other experiences and confidences, we will bring you through the 3 cases that have marked their professional career: from the very first to the very last case, passing by the most enriching and challenging. Find out how these cases have influenced their entire career. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. INR stories: Ajay Wakhloo's uncensored interview

    FEB 5

    INR stories: Ajay Wakhloo's uncensored interview

    In this episode of INR Stories, Nanthiya Sujijantarat welcomes Ajay Wakhloo. He reflects on his journey from early experimental work in Europe to becoming one of the pioneers of flow diversion for brain aneurysms. Ajay Wakhloo shares his vision for the future of neurointervention, from regenerative aneurysm healing and laser-based technologies to endocisternal approaches. Key topics discussed The origins of flow diversion and how experimental observations led to a paradigm shift in aneurysm treatmentInnovation at the intersection of medicine, engineering, and fluid mechanicsRegenerative approaches to aneurysm healing and the role of laser-induced vascular repairEmerging technologies, including endocisternal access, neuromodulation, and direct carotid puncture for stroke careAdvice for young physicians on creativity, perseverance, and building an innovation mindset Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    27 min
  2. INR stories: Jan Gralla's uncensored interview

    12/17/2025

    INR stories: Jan Gralla's uncensored interview

    In this episode of INR Stories, Nanthiya Sujijantarat welcomes Jan Gralla, Head and Director of the Institute of Diagnostic and Interventional Neuroradiology at the Inselspital of Bern University Hospital. He reflects on his transition from neurosurgery to endovascular neuroradiology and on how evidence-based trials transformed the field. He also shares his perspective on emerging areas such as distal thrombectomy, chronic occlusions, intracranial stenosis, and dural AV fistulas. Key topics discussed: Building and organizing regional and national stroke networks, with insights from the Swiss stroke systemLessons learned from major stroke trials and the impact of trial design on clinical practiceFuture directions in neurointervention, including cyclic aspiration and new approaches to chronic total occlusions and intracranial stenosisWhy dural AV fistulas and CSF venous fistulas remain among the most intellectually rewarding and underdiagnosed conditions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    28 min
  3. INR stories: Adam Arthur's uncensored interview

    11/04/2025

    INR stories: Adam Arthur's uncensored interview

    In this episode of INR Stories, Nanthiya Sujijantarat welcomes Adam Arthur, Chair of Neurosurgery at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. They discuss the evolving landscape of neurointervention, exploring emerging treatments, ethical dilemmas in clinical trials, and the importance of mentorship. Adam Arthur shares candid insights on the future of the field and the challenges of balancing innovation with patient care. Key topics discussed: The shifting focus in neurointervention, from aneurysms and large vessel occlusions to chronic subdural hematomas and migraine-related pain.Investigating vascular links to chronic pain, with potential neurosurgical approaches to treating migraines.Ethical complexities in clinical trials and research integrity, with reflections on the ESCAPE-MeVO and DISTAL studies.The importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, highlighting teamwork between interventional and non-interventional neurosurgeons, neurologists, and radiologists to improve patient outcomes.The evolving role of mentorship in medicine, and how listening and honest communication shape successful mentor-mentee relationships. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    28 min
  4. INR stories: Alejandro Berenstein's uncensored interview

    09/22/2025

    INR stories: Alejandro Berenstein's uncensored interview

    In this new episode of INR Stories hosted by Nanthiya Sujijantarat, Alejandro Berenstein reflects on his pioneering career in neurointervention, from building his own catheters in the 1970s to shaping the treatment of vein of Galen malformations and advancing true endovascular surgery. He recounts formative moments, personal losses, and major breakthroughs, while sharing his philosophy of intellectual honesty, teamwork, and curiosity as the spark that guided his innovations. Topics discussed in this episode: Early motivations for medicine and improvising catheter technology in the absence of modern toolsThe development of variable stiffness catheters and the vision for articulating technology enabling “true endovascular surgery”Becoming a global reference for vein of Galen malformations through teamwork and collaboration with Pierre LasjauniasLessons learned from patient complications, including the need for honesty and humility in medicineThe role of mentorship in his professional life and his advice for traineesFuture perspectives on robotics, articulating catheters, radiosurgery, genetic therapy, and epilepsy treatment Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    29 min
  5. INR stories: Edoardo Boccardi's uncensored interview

    06/19/2025

    INR stories: Edoardo Boccardi's uncensored interview

    In this episode of INR Stories hosted by Nanthiya Sujijantarat, Edoardo Boccardi reflects on four decades in neurointervention, from practising neurology before the CT scan to helping shape the field of endovascular treatment. He shares personal stories from the early balloon era, the rise of coiling, and the arrival of thrombectomy, all while highlighting the importance of complication meetings, intellectual honesty, and the human side of medicine. Topics discussed in this episode: Entering neurology before the CT era and transitioning to neuroradiology with the rise of imagingLearning catheter techniques during the balloon era and witnessing the game-changing impact of coilsThe thrill and setbacks of early thrombectomy, and the transformation following 2015 trial resultsMentorship in France, and the value of honest, peer-level learning environmentsAdvocating for meaningful complication meetings and the role of transparency in medical progressReflections on leadership, humility, and building respectful team dynamicsConcerns about over-reliance on devices, and the need to refocus on patient-centered careA call for future generations to embrace philosophy, literature, and broad perspectives beyond medicine Dr. Boccardi closes with a poignant message: keep your feet on the ground, your mind open, and never lose sight of what it means to be human in medicine. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    22 min
  6. INR stories: Michel Frudit's uncensored interview

    05/09/2025

    INR stories: Michel Frudit's uncensored interview

    In this episode of INR Stories hosted by Nanthiya Sujijantarat, Michel Frudit reflects on over 30 years in neurointervention—from his early training in France under Prof. Moret and Prof. Lasjaunias to becoming a pioneer in Brazil. He discusses the challenges of implementing mechanical thrombectomy in a system with vast disparities, the lessons learned from the RESILIENT trial, and the importance of adapting treatment protocols to local realities. Topics discussed in this episode: Transitioning from neurosurgery to neurointervention and early exposure to AVM treatmentEstablishing a career and reputation in Brazil with limited resourcesThe slow integration of stroke thrombectomy into Brazil’s public health system and the impact of the RESILIENT trialRegional inequalities in access to care and the need for localized treatment strategiesReflections on device evolution, simulation training, and making procedures more accessible and reproducibleMentorship, building national training networks, and inspiring future interventionalistsA call for global inclusion in trials and collaboration beyond Europe and the U.S.The potential of a motivated new generation to transform care in emerging regions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    14 min
  7. INR stories: Uday Limaye's uncensored interview

    04/09/2025

    INR stories: Uday Limaye's uncensored interview

    In this compelling episode of INR Stories hosted by Nanthiya Sujijantarat, Prof. Uday Limaye reflects on three decades of experience in neurointervention—from his early days in public hospitals to shaping the current landscape in India. He shares candid insights on building a training ecosystem, navigating funding challenges, and adapting global innovations to local realities. Topics discussed in this episode: A pioneering journey: From falling into neurointervention by chance to becoming a key figure in India's development of the specialty.Training the next generation: The evolution of fellowships, the importance of hands-on mentorship, and why structured, long-term training remains crucial.Infrastructure and access: How charitable support and public-private collaboration have made advanced procedures possible in resource-limited settings.India-specific challenges and strengths: High prevalence of venous stroke and ICAD, and the country’s growing experience in managing these complex cases.Future vision: A call for more inclusive training, a greater role for Indian centres in global research, and optimism about minimally invasive technologies and the evolving role of neurointervention in brain modulation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    23 min
  8. INR stories: Saleh Lamin's uncensored interview

    03/17/2025

    INR stories: Saleh Lamin's uncensored interview

    Interviewed by Nanthiya Sujijantarat, Saleh Lamin shares his journey into neurointervention, his early involvement in groundbreaking trials, and his vision for the future of the field.Topics discussed in this episode: A journey from Libya to the UK: Saleh Lamin recounts his path from medical training in Tripoli to becoming an interventional neuroradiologist in Birmingham, overcoming challenges along the way.Early adoption of pipeline flow diversion: His role in pioneering the use of flow diverters in Europe and participating in key clinical trials.The evolution of hemorrhagic stroke treatment: Advances in flow diversion and intrasaccular devices, the importance of proper sizing, and the future of coated stents.The future of neurointervention: How robotic technology, patient-specific devices, and improved treatment strategies could shape the field in the next 20 years.Training the next generation: The need for hands-on experience, mentorship, and increasing diversity in neurointervention. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    13 min
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Welcome to LINNC INR Podcasts, your favorite destination for expert interviews in interventional neuroradiology, neurology, and neurosurgery. Explore our two engaging podcasts: 🎙️ "INR STORIES: THE UNCENSORED INTERVIEWS" Dr. Nanthiya Sujijantarat invites worldwide experts in neurointervention to discuss the difficulties they face, the complications they have had to manage, and to openly address little-discussed, sometimes controversial, or still taboo subjects. 🎙️ "MENDING MINDS" Mending Minds is a series where cutting-edge technologies and the future of medical treatments come together, hosted by Dr. Nanthiya Sujijantarat. 🎙️ "MY FIRST, MY LAST, MY EVERYTHING..." Let yourself be carried away through the personal journey of world leaders and pioneers in the fields of interventional neuroradiology, neurology, and endovascular neurosurgery. Among other experiences and confidences, we will bring you through the 3 cases that have marked their professional career: from the very first to the very last case, passing by the most enriching and challenging. Find out how these cases have influenced their entire career. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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    2022 - 2026
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