Armaan Malhotra

Our latest work examines end of life practices for pediatric patients with severe traumatic brain injury managed in North American trauma centres. Thank you for sharing our research @JAMASurgery! Appreciate the support from all coauthors jamanetwork.com/journals/jamas…

Ongoing great work through @UofTUpsurge. Embodying the mission of mentorship, research, and promoting inclusive surgical training for people across diverse backgrounds! Great leadership from all coauthors! @Bondzi23 @ben_li123 Thanks @JAMANetworkOpen @UofTSurgery

Huge congratulations to everyone matching to #Neurosurgery at @UofTNeuroSurge and across the country! We are so excited to join you on the journey ahead. #MatchDay #CaRMS @DrNirLipsman @AramAbbasian @lyndonboone8 @Moh_A_Almanna @Adesequeira8 #UmarFarooq @FarbodNiazi @suk_yujin

We used longitudinal measures of time spent alive and at home to identify and predict distinct trajectories after moderate to severe TBI. Thanks to all coauthors and reviewers @AANmember @AANSNeuro @UofTSurgery @UofTNeuroSurge @ihpmeuoft @GreenJournal neurology.org/doi/10.1212/WN…

##AutonomousVehicles could prevent over 1 million road injuries in the US by 2035, potentially reducing traffic-related injuries by 3.6% as adoption and safety improvements accelerate. @JAMASurgery doi.org/hbhrjx techxplore.com/news/2026-01-c…

By 2035, fully autonomous vehicles could reduce US road traffic injuries by up to 3.6% if they reach 10% adoption and achieve 80% lower injury risk vs traditional vehicles. ja.ma/3MTBHF6

By 2035, fully autonomous vehicles could reduce US road traffic injuries by up to 3.6% if they reach 10% adoption and achieve 80% lower injury risk vs traditional vehicles. ja.ma/3Ldqi2q

We forecasted differing scenarios of fully autonomous vehicle adoption across the US and its potential impact on road traffic injuries Thanks @Waymo for releasing public safety data @uoftmedicine @UofTNeuroSurge @JAMASurgery @ihpmeuoft @AmCollSurgeons jamanetwork.com/journals/jamas…

Our study demonstrates a stepwise decline in survival for traumatic cervical SCI with increasing frailty, supporting the prognostic value of frailty status during the hospitalization period. journals.lww.com/spineopen/full… @ihpmeuoft @UofTNeuroSurge @SMH_NSSresearch @ChrisLozanoMD

ARDS after traumatic spinal cord injury is a rare, but severe complication. We report the incidence and key risk-factors from a large, multicenter cohort. sciencedirect.com/science/articl… @UofTNeuroSurge @SMH_NSSresearch @ihpmeuoft Special thanks to Dr. Michael Sklar for the guidance

Excited to share our new study in @NeuroOnc in which we show that a molecular tool built in a predominantly adult meningioma cohort does not generalize well to adolescent and young adult (AYA) patients. academic.oup.com/neuro-oncology…

We conducted a cost-utility analysis of operative vs non-operative management of type II odontoid fractures in older adults, examining how frailty may shape value-conscious decision-making. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41222241/ @UofTNeuroSurge @SMH_NSSresearch @ihpmeuoft

Excited to share our new work in @NatureComms guided by @GMI_Canada C.Gorodetsky A.Fasano @LindseyMVogt @KarimMithaniMD! SD is a distinct state w/ beta-band activity, paving the way for biomarkers track clinical states/aDBS @SickKidsNews @UofTNeurology nature.com/articles/s4146…

Following our keynote, we commend the exceptional contributions from Dr Armaan Malhotra, Dr Tatyana Mollayeva, Dr Benjamin Davidson, Dr François Mathieu, and the entire @UofTNeuroSurge resident team at today's Neurosurgery TBI Symposium. Thank you for a day of profound learning.

Honoured to host Dr. Andrew Maas at our Neurosurgery Traumatic Brain Injury Symposium at St. Michael’s Hospital. His insightful presentation on TBI was truly inspiring! @UnityHealthTO @UofTNeuroSurge

Incredible start to the Traumatic Brain Injury Symposium with keynote address by Professor Andrew Maas and presentation by superstar Senior Neurosurgery Resident @armaan_km! @UofT @UofTSurgery @uoftmedicine

The Dr. CaBot AI system was created to generate differential diagnoses in the style of an expert discussant from the Case Records of the Massachusetts General Hospital. The system produces both a written differential diagnosis and a video of a slide-based presentation. As seen in this video, the Dr. CaBot AI system can interpret both text and images. Learn more in “A 36-Year-Old Man with Abdominal Pain, Fever, and Hypoxemia,” a Case Record of the Massachusetts General Hospital, by G. Dhaliwal et al., from @SFVAMC, @ucsf, Massachusetts General Hospital (@MassGeneralNews), and @harvardmed: nej.md/3KYBaAE

We critically appraised the Scoliosis Research Society 22r questionnaire and highlight key strengths and limitations for its ongoing use in quantifying adolescent idiopathic scoliosis patient outcomes. @UofTSpine @SickKidsNews @SRS_org @PedsSection pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41089920/

🚀🆕 @AnnalsOpen UpSurge is a learner-led initiative creating pathways to careers in surgery. Since 2022 we’ve: 👩‍⚕️ Paired 200+ mentees with surgeons 💰 Secured $140K in grants 🌎 Expanded across Canada 🔗 journals.lww.com/aosopen/fullte… @AnnalsofSurgery #MedEd #MedTwitter #Mentorship

Last official day of my chief rotation @UHN TWH vs my 1st day of residency here! A few more greys, more than a few new wrinkles, and a lot of new faces. Privileged to work with gifted residents, supportive allied health, and generous staff @UofTNeuroSurge @UofTSurgery

It was a privilege to chair a symposium on TBI and Neuromodulation with the generous support from @GairdnerAwards and @Sunnybrook's Tory Trauma Program, and @DrNirLipsman our division head.