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Ariel Kerpel
Diagnostic Radiology Rresident at Sheba Tel Hashomer Hospital
Ariel Kerpel is an accomplished Creative Director with a passion for innovative design and digital media.
With over a decade of experience in the creative field, Ariel has honed his skills in graphic design, branding, and user experience.
He has successfully led numerous creative projects from concept development to final execution, delivering exceptional results for clients.
Ariel's expertise spans a wide range of industries, including tech, fashion, and entertainment, showcasing his versatility and creative adaptability.
His ability to blend creativity with strategic thinking has allowed him to create impactful and engaging visual solutions that resonate with target audiences.
Ariel is a collaborative leader who thrives in team environments, fostering creativity and innovation among team members.
His strong communication skills and attention to detail ensure seamless project delivery and client satisfaction.
Ariel is always eager to embrace new challenges and push the boundaries of traditional design, staying up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies in the creative industry.
As a visionary in the field, Ariel is constantly seeking inspiration from art, technology, and culture to inform his work and drive creative excellence.
With a proven track record of delivering high-quality creative work, Ariel Kerpel continues to make a significant impact in the world of design and digital media.
Highlights
Excited to announce the publication of my latest article, which I worked on during my neuroradiology fellowship year at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (UTSW).
Our MRI-based case-control study found that antidepressant medications, particularly SSRIs and SNRIs, are associated with distinct microstructural alterations in the external capsule, including reduced neurite density for SSRIs and increased orientation dispersion for SNRIs, based on advanced diffusion imaging techniques (NODDI).
A big thank you to my amazing team and all the participants who made this research possible. Looking forward to the continued exploration of these findings and their implications for mental health treatment.
#MRI #Antidepressants #Neuroimaging #MentalHealth #Neurology #NODDI #SSRIs #SNRIs #UTSW
