Kanchal Mahesh: A First Step Into the World of Research
Kanchal Mahesh, Medical Student at Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences, shared a post on LinkedIn about a recent article she and her colleagues co-authored, published in Egyptian Journal of Neurosurgery, adding:
“Every researcher starts as a beginner.
This publication marks my first step into the world of research – my Letter to the Editor, ‘Reconsidering Transfusion Thresholds in Severe Traumatic Brain Injury,’ published in the Egyptian Journal of Neurosurgery.
An experience that taught me a lot along the way and encouraged me to explore research further.
A special thanks to my co-author for her support, collaboration, and guidance in making this possible. Looking forward to learning more and taking the next steps in this journey.”
Title: Reconsidering transfusion thresholds in severe traumatic brain injury
Authors: Kanchal Mahesh Kumar, Bhoomeeka Jayramdass
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