Myriam Abdennadher

Myriam Abdennadher supports capacity-building efforts in the field of neurology, focusing on advancing the understanding and treatment of epilepsy. As an Assistant Professor of Neurology at Boston University Medical Center, she brings a wealth of expertise in clinical neurophysiology and a deep commitment to improving patient outcomes. Dr. Abdennadher is a board-certified neurologist with a specialized focus on epilepsy, particularly in managing cases of drug-resistant epilepsy and uncontrolled seizures. Her research is dedicated to the localization of seizure focus in patients with drug-resistant focal epilepsy. By employing advanced neurophysiologic techniques and brain imaging methods, Dr. Abdennadher seeks to enhance seizure control and improve the quality of life for her patients. Her work is instrumental in identifying candidates who may benefit from surgical intervention, thereby offering hope to those who have exhausted conventional treatment options. Dr. Abdennadher's contributions to the field extend beyond her clinical practice. She is actively involved in research that aims to refine and develop non-invasive MRI techniques, which are crucial for precise seizure focus localization. Her innovative approach not only aids in surgical planning but also minimizes risks associated with invasive procedures. In addition to her research and clinical duties, Dr. Abdennadher is committed to educating the next generation of neurologists. She is involved in mentoring medical students and residents, sharing her knowledge and passion for neurophysiology and epilepsy treatment. Her dedication to teaching ensures that emerging professionals are well-equipped to tackle the challenges of treating complex neurological disorders. Dr. Abdennadher's work is characterized by a patient-centered approach, emphasizing the importance of individualized care plans. Her goal is to empower patients and their families by providing them with the knowledge and tools necessary to manage epilepsy effectively. Through her research, clinical practice, and teaching, Dr. Abdennadher continues to make significant contributions to the field of neurology, particularly in the realm of epilepsy treatment and research.