Saket Myneni

Medical Student
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, US

Saket Myneni is a fourth year medical student at Johns Hopkins University. He graduated with a B.S. in Biology from Stanford University in 2021. His previous research has focused on understanding how systemic circulatory factors affect the microenvironment of the central nervous system. He has also worked in the clinical space to explore factors affecting neurosurgical outcomes for tumor resections and trauma-related surgeries. In his free time, Saket enjoys playing pickup basketball and baseball, reading, and exploring new coffee shops.

Poster(s):

• Exploring Current Approaches to Neurocognitive Rehabilitation After Brain Tumor Resection

• Exploring Perspectives on Residency Program Unionization: A National Survey of Institutions with Neurological Surgery Training Programs

• Investigating Burnout Across Neurosurgery Careers Through the Maslach Burnout Inventory

• Investigating Disparities in Geographical Access to Neurosurgical Oncology Services: An Arcgis Study of National Comprehensive Cancer Network Institutions

• The Spinal Chordoma Patient Reported Outcome Survey (spCPROS): A Preliminary Patient-centered, Disease-specific Tool for Assessing Quality of Life in Spinal Chordoma Patients

• Validating the Neuro-oncology Grief Index (NOGI) for Neurosurgical Oncologists: An AANS/CNS Joint Tumor Section Study