Associate Vice Chair, Faculty Affairs, Neurology[1]
Intracerebral hemorrhage · the use of technology in the ICU including advanced imaging, Rapid EEG and tDCS for focal status epilepticus
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Degree: MBBS, MD
Chitra Venkatasubramanian, MBBS, MD Clinical Professor Associate Vice Chair, Faculty Affairs, Neurology Board of Directors, Neurocritical Care Society Clinical research topics: Intracerebral hemorrhage: Dr. Venkat is the Principal investigator at Stanford for all major national and international acute ICH studies including the first study of intrathecal RNA silencing therapy for Cerebral amyloid angiopathy. Her other research interests are in the use of technology in the ICU including advanced imaging, Rapid EEG and tDCS for focal status epilepticus.
Identity: Chitra Venkatasubramanian, MBBS, MD
Chitra Venkatasubramanian, MBBS, MD Clinical Professor Associate Vice Chair, Faculty Affairs, Neurology Board of Directors, Neurocritical Care Society Clinical research topics: Intracerebral hemorrhage: Dr. Venkat is the Principal investigator at Stanford for all major national and international acute ICH studies including the first study of intrathecal RNA silencing therapy for Cerebral amyloid angiopathy. Her other research interests are in the use of technology in the ICU including advanced imaging, Rapid EEG and tDCS for focal status epilepticus.
Professional role: Associate Vice Chair, Faculty Affairs, Neurology
Clinical Professor Associate Vice Chair, Faculty Affairs, Neurology
Chitra Venkatasubramanian, MBBS, MD Clinical Professor Associate Vice Chair, Faculty Affairs, Neurology Board of Directors, Neurocritical Care Society Clinical research topics: Intracerebral hemorrhage: Dr. Venkat is the Principal investigator at Stanford for all major national and international acute ICH studies including the first study of intrathecal RNA silencing therapy for Cerebral amyloid angiopathy. Her other research interests are in the use of technology in the ICU including advanced imaging, Rapid EEG and tDCS for focal status epilepticus.
Professional role: Clinical Professor
Chitra Venkatasubramanian, MBBS, MD Clinical Professor Associate Vice Chair, Faculty Affairs, Neurology Board of Directors, Neurocritical Care Society Clinical research topics: Intracerebral hemorrhage: Dr. Venkat is the Principal investigator at Stanford for all major national and international acute ICH studies including the first study of intrathecal RNA silencing therapy for Cerebral amyloid angiopathy. Her other research interests are in the use of technology in the ICU including advanced imaging, Rapid EEG and tDCS for focal status epilepticus.
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Chitra Venkatasubramanian, MBBS, MD Clinical Professor Associate Vice Chair, Faculty Affairs, Neurology Board of Directors, Neurocritical Care Society Clinical research topics: Intracerebral hemorrhage: Dr. Venkat is the Principal investigator at Stanford for all major national and international acute ICH studies including the first study of intrathecal RNA silencing therapy for Cerebral amyloid angiopathy. Her other research interests are in the use of technology in the ICU including advanced imaging, Rapid EEG and tDCS for focal status epilepticus.
Research interests: Intracerebral hemorrhage
Clinical research topics: Intracerebral hemorrhage:
Research interests: the use of technology in the ICU including advanced imaging, Rapid EEG and tDCS for focal status epilepticus
Her other research interests are in the use of technology in the ICU including advanced imaging, Rapid EEG and tDCS for focal status epilepticus.