Sleep & Postoperative Delirium
Neuroscience, Medicine and Sleep Medicine seminar by Mansi Chhajed, Massachusetts General Hospital
Tuesday 14:00 New York (GMT-4)
Ended
Online
Abstract
Mansi Chhajed examines how the move from home sleep patterns to disrupted hospital sleep relates to cognitive outcomes after surgery. The session combines longitudinal sleep measurements with clinical assessments of postoperative delirium to identify baseline markers of vulnerability and consider practical ways to improve recovery. It connects sleep architecture, biological and environmental influences, and preoperative risk with proactive, sleep-informed patient care. Chhajed is a Clinical Research Coordinator at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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