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Welcome to the website of the

Austrian Society for Neurosurgery!

The Austrian Society for Neurosurgery (ÖGNC) is a medical professional society dedicated to promoting science, research, and the continuing education of physicians in the field of neurosurgery. Here, you will find all the essential information about ÖGNC and the current continuing education opportunities.

Dear visitors,

As the President of the Austrian Society for Neurosurgery, I warmly welcome you to our homepage. Through this platform, our society aims to enhance communication among physicians from various disciplines, the industry, and representatives of public health.

The Austrian Society for Neurosurgery sees itself as an independent and learning organization, committed to spreading knowledge as an essential service.

Thank you very much for your visit!

Univ.-Prof. DDr. Karl Rössler
President of the Austrian Society for Neurosurgery

 

The ÖGNC

Interesting Facts about the Austrian Society for Neurosurgery (Österreichische Gesellschaft für Neurochirurgie, (ÖGNC)

Clinics / Departments

Here you will find all clinics/departments whose heads are members of the Austrian Society for Neurosurgery (Österreichische Gesellschaft für Neurochirurgie, ÖGNC).

Become a Member

Would you like to become a member? You can find all requirements and information about membership here.

Upcoming Events

Below, you will find the latest events relevant to the Austrian Society for Neurosurgery.

Please note that the dates are written in german language.

 

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Functional Neurosurgery Course

13th & 14th November - Functional Neurosurgery Course - This 2-day course on Functional Neurosurgery covers both Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) and stereotactic lesioning. All aspects of anatomy, patient selection, targeting, surgery, programming, follow up and troubleshooting will be presented by experts and pioneers in the field. Afternoon workshops include 3-D anatomy simulation of basal ganglia, hands-on courses on surgery simulation, target and trajectory planning, and basic programming. Depending on their main field of interest, participants can choose between more advanced planning, DBS programming, or patient selection. We will also cover the basics on radiofrequency (RF) ablation and High Focused Ultrasound, including simulation of RF surgery. Info & Registration

8th International Spine Tumor Days

November 13–14, 2026,
Dresden

NEUROANATOMY VIDEO DISSECTION COURSE

Highly-rated course based around detailed videos of step-by step cadaveric brain dissection, integrated with preparatory lecture slides and live commentary Incorporates special dissection techniques including traditional blunt white matter dissection to expose key hemispheric tracts (e.g. arcuate and uncinate fasciculi) Focuses on topographical and 3D relationships, extending knowledge beyond surgical approach anatomy and safe corridors Includes clinical, functional, pathological and MRI correlation Two-day course: £495 £395, participant rating: 4.9 / 5.0 Speaker: Dr Paul Johns, FCPath, Consultant Neuropathologist, St George's Hospital (Recipient of RCSEd Farquharson Award for outstanding contribution to surgical anatomy education) REGISTER HERE MORE INFORMATION

EANS Advanced Course in Spinal Surgery, Part I: Extended Indications & Advanced Operative Techniques

We are proud to announce that the first part of the EANS Advanced Course in Spinal Surgery: Extended Indications & Advanced Operative Techniques, will take place in beautiful Lisbon, Portugal from 15 - 17 November 2026.More information will be available soon!Registration will open on 13 July 2026. 

EANS Cranial Step I Hands-On Course

This dissection course is particularly suited for neurosurgical residents in the early years of their training. It will focus on fundamental neurosurgical anatomy, surgical planning, the handling of basic neurosurgical instruments, and standard cranial approaches. The course will be held twice in 2026, with the second edition taking place in Brno. Participation is limited to 20 attendees per course.Click HERE for more information. 

EANS Microneurosurgery Hands-On Course

Announcing the seventh edition of this course from the EANS, taking place in Cluj from 26-29 November 2026. The course will offer a complete microvascular experience, including teaching on all types of anastomoses and experimental microsurgery, by those involved in microsurgical research as well as the big names you might expect, and our sterling EANS faculty.Click HERE for more information. 

Hands-on Dissection Course Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery

The ENDOMIN College announces a new generation dissection course on advanced minimally invasive neurosurgery, combining theoretical lectures with extensive hands-on training. Participants will benefit from expert-led sessions, live surgery transmissions, and practical dissections on fresh human specimens. The course covers the latest technical and clinical advances in cranial, skull base, vascular, ventricular and transnasal neurosurgery. Find more information here.

NSICON 2026

December 09–13, 2026,
India

SBNS100

Society of British Neurological Surgeons SBNS100 Click here for more information

SANO NeuroOnko-Update 2027

January 15, 2027,
Salzburg

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Winter Microsurgery Course Zurich

Winter: Course 1: January 21-22, 2027 Course 2: January 25-26, 2027 Course 3: January 28-29, 2027 Course Directors: Giuseppe Esposito, Luca Regli Programme and Registration
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