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WFNS Young Neurosurgeons Forum Webinar Series
Did you miss the latest webinar on Craniocervical Junction? See the link below to view the recording!
WFNS Young Neurosurgeons Webinar: Surgical Approaches to the Cranio-Cervicale Junction
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The evolution of Neurosurgery Learning
UpSurgeOn is developing innovative technologies to bring neurosurgical education everywhere! Welcome to the new era of surgical training! More at: UpSurgeOn.com
WFNS Young Neurosurgeons Forum Webinar Series
Did you miss the latest webinar on CPA surgery? See the link below to view the recording.
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WFNS Young Neurosurgeons Webinar: Tips and Tricks in Cerebello-Pontine Angle Surgery
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AppSurgeOn - 3D Skull Atlas
UpSurgeOn is developing innovative technologies to bring neurosurgical education everywhere! Welcome to the new era of surgical training!
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AppSurgeOn - Neurosimulator Vol.I
An abstract from AppSurgeOn - Neurosimulator Vol.I, the first 3D neurosurgical simulator for mobile. This App offers an impactful 3D educational experience of cognitive neurosurgical training characterized by full interactivity, high realism and impressive accuracy. This first volume is focused on basic frontal and temporal approaches.
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Management of Unruptured Intracranial Aneurysms and Cerebrovascular Malformations
Aneurysms are thought to arise from weak spots on a blood vessel wall, that leads to an outward bulging, likened to a bubble or balloon. They may be a result of a hereditary condition or an acquired disease. The securing of the aneurysm (which can be endovascular or open) may be undertaken prior to or after its rupture. Nowadays, it is still not entirely clear which is the best option of treatment for unruptured aneurysms. In this review, doctors Kelly D. Flemming and Giuseppe Lanzino elegantly discuss the best therapeutic approach to this kind of aneurysms.
Treatment of Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM)
Neil Martin, MD, is famous for his contribution to the development of the arteriovenous malformation (AVM) grading system (Spetzler-Martin classification). He spent several decades as chair of the UCLA Department of Neurosurgery and co-director of the UCLA Stroke Center. Since 2016 he has been nominated responsible of the Geisinger Neuroscience Institute.
This lecture addresses the management of AVM, a cluster of abnormal blood vessels within the brain which is congenital but not necessary hereditary.
Dr. Martin exposes the clinical manifestations, the diagnostic processes and the grading systems of the AVM. In particular he focuses on the treatment choices which are represented by: microsurgical technique, embolization and radiotherapy.
Online survey on neurosurgical education
Dr. Angelos Kolias and Dr. Amro Al-Habib will hold the first online survey to explore the current education status and needs for young neurosurgeons around the world.