Pearls & Oy-sters: Primary angiitis of the CNS presenting with recurrent intracranial hemorrhage
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- First Published February 10, 2020.
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- Jessica Rice, MD,
- Randall Woltjer, MD, PhD,
- Nicholas Stienstra, MD,
- Elizabeth Sun, MD and
- Vijayshree Yadav, MD
- Jessica Rice, MD,
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(1) Greenwich Pharmaceutical payment for travel to a consulting meeting
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(1) Greenwich Pharmaceuticals
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- Randall Woltjer, MD, PhD,
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TL4GM118965 (Carlos Crespo) NIH/NIGMS 09/26/2014-06/30/2019 ÂEnhancing cross disciplinary infrastructure and training at Oregon (EXITO) training goal is to enhance ongoing undergraduate training programs that engage traditionally underrepresented students and institutions that have been unable to take part in NIH training programs. Role: Mentor R01 AG056712 (Lisa Silbert and Randall Woltjer) 04/01/18-03/31/2023 NIH/National Institute on Aging ÂWhite matter hyperintensity-associated astrocytopathy in AlzheimerÂs disease and vacular cognitive impairment: a targeted histopathologic study using postmortem 7T MRI The aim is to identify pathologic findings in MRI-associated lesions identified by postmortem imaging of elderly subjects who have been longitudinally assessed in the AlzheimerÂs Disease Center at OHSU, focusing specifically on white matter disease and associated glial changes. Role: Co-PI P30 AG08017 (Jeffrey Kaye) 04/01/15-03/31/20 NIH/National Institute on Aging ÂOregon AlzheimerÂs Disease Center: Neuropathology Core Role: Leader of the Neuropathology Core; as such my duties include autopsy supervision and performance with collection, organization, and distribution of brain tissue, facilitation of the use of this tissue for research purposes, pathologic diagnosis of neurodegenerative disease, presentation of case materials to clinicians, teaching residents and clinical fellows, medical students, and laboratory personnel, and development of innovative approaches to the use of the resources of the Core.
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- Nicholas Stienstra, MD,
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- Elizabeth Sun, MD and
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- Vijayshree Yadav, MD
(1) Alexion (2) Celgene
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Consultant - Celgene Advisory meeting Consultant - Alexion Advisory meeting
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(1) Department of Veterans Affairs, 3427, Primary Investigator, 4 (2) Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute, site PI
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(1) National MS Society
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- Correspondence
Dr. Rice ricejes{at}ohsu.edu
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