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The course comprises two days of cerebral white matter dissection and three days of skull base surgical approaches with the aim to provide a better insight on applied brain anatomy.Click HERE for more information and to register.10% Discount on registration for EANS Individual Members!

AO Spine's annual meeting, the Global Spine Congress (GSC) is the leading world class spine congress gathering thousands of spine surgeons worldwide. In 2024, GSC will welcome spine care professionals from around the world to meet in-person in Bangkok. GSC is a great opportunity to enhance your expertise by attending the highly regarded scientific program presented by quality speakers, learning about the latest innovations and technologies from our industry partners, and taking in a truly unique cultural experience.As one of the biggest gatherings for thousands of spine surgeons from all over the world, this congress provides an outstanding forum to exchange ideas, network with fellow spine professionals, and learn about the latest research and technologies in spine surgery.For more information click here

We would like to invite you to the inaugural iCORIC Chronic Subdural Hematoma Symposium, hosted by the University of Copenhagen (Københavns Universitet) and the Department of Neurosurgery at Rigshospitalet on May 16th to 17th, 2024. Why Chronic Subdural Hematoma?While it may not be considered a glamorous condition in neurosurgery, chronic subdural hematoma (CSDH) poses unique challenges with a rising incidence. Join us as we explore its pathophysiology, diagnosis, investigation, treatment, and prevention at the iCORIC symposium.With facilities for 80 participants, registration operates on a "first come, first served" basis. Secure your spot now to be part of this transformative event.Click HERE for more information!  

During this four-day course, attendees will be exposed to various training in open cerebrovascular surgery and exposure to endovascular modalities and radiosurgery. Faculty and participants will discuss and debate how these modalities can be incorporated into the armamentarium of the modern cerebrovascular surgeon.The main objective of CSIC is to advance the practice of neurosurgery fellows and early-career neurosurgeons in the area of cerebrovascular surgery by introducing and reviewing the latest technical innovations, research, and best practices in the field.Click HERE for more information and to register!

This course will provide a hands-on training on skull base surgery using 3D printed models. The models have printed tumoral pathologies such as clinoidal meningioma, vestibularschwannoma, petroclival chordoma and pineal tumor. There are lectures from renowned faculty on neuroanatomy, trans-cranial approaches and treatment of these tumors. The trainees will be guided to study, discuss, plan and perform the surgery, step by step, on the 3D printed models. Instructors will show how to use the regular neurosurgical instruments (drills, ultrasonic aspirators, microscope and nerve stimulation) on the models (2 traineesper model) that are almost lifelike. These models are printed based on radiological data of real cases rendering the anatomy and pathology to accurately reflect the real scenario. The models include nerves with implanted wires that enable electrical stimulation during dissection. The anatomy of the tumors will be also analyzed on a virtual reality environment.The clinical presentation, radiology, intraoperative videos and outcomes of each case will be presented to the trainees to give context to the lab training. Therefore, this training will be as close as possible to the real scenario, a fact that is a distinct advantage over the current gold standard namely cadaveric courses for training in skull base surgery.Click HERE for more information and to register for the course.10% Discount on registration for EANS Individual Members!