Scientific Program
- Monday, September 5, 2022
- Tuesday, September 6, 2022
- Wednesday, September 7, 2022
- Thursday. September 8, 2022
Monday, September 5th, 2022
#125 - Neuro-oncology Update – WFNS Workshop | Chairs: Rachel Grossman (Israel), Joerg-Christian Tonn (Germany) | |
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08:30-08:35 | Introduction | Rachel Grossman, Israel, Joerg-Christian Tonn, Germany |
08:35-08:53 | Molecular Classification of Meningiomas | Akash J. Patel, USA |
08:53-09:11 | Next generation of intra-operative imaging: Raman spectroscopy, Confocal microscopy - Mueller Polarimetry | Philippe Schucht, Switzerland |
09:11-09:29 | Awake Craniotomy – how I do it | Rachel Grossman, Israel |
09:29-09:47 | Awake Craniotomy – a Neuro-Anesthetist Perspective | Brad Hockey, Australia |
09:48-10:25 | Coffee Break | |||
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10:25-10:43 | WHO Classification 2021 | Andreas Von Deimling, Germany | ||
10:43-11:00 | Preservation of high cognitive function in glioma surgery | Kate Drummond, Australia | ||
11:00-11:18 | Evidence-Based Recommendations on Categories for Extent of Resection in Diffuse Glioma | Joerg-Christian Tonn, Germany | ||
11:18-11:36 | Phase 0 and Window-of-Opportunity Clinical Trials for the Neurosurgeon | Nader Sanai, USA | ||
11:36-11:54 | The Evolving Role of Neurosurgery for Brain Metastases in Personalized Cancer Therapy | Joerg-Christian Tonn, Germany | ||
11:54-12:12 | Intramedullary metastases: an entity of increasing relevance | Manfred Westphal, Germany | ||
12:12-12:30 | The emerging possibilities of liquid biomarkers in neuro-oncology | Manfred Westphal, Germany |
12:30-13:30 | Lunch Break | |||
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13:30-13:48 | Laser interstitial thermal therapy (LITT) for brain tumors | Gene Barnett, USA | ||
13:48-14:06 | Surgical approaches to the ventricles and the pineal gland | Philippe Schucht, Switzerland | ||
14:06-14:24 | Extended Endoscopic Endonasal Approaches to the Skull Base | Rachel Grossman, Israel | ||
14:24-14:42 | Complication Avoidance in Neurooncological Surgery | Zvi Ram, Israel | ||
14:42-15:00 | How to Build a Neurosurgical Oncology Practice Specializing in Gliomas | Nader Sanai, USA |
#121 - Radiosurgery Workshop - Supported by an Educational Grant from Brainlab | Chair: Roberto Spiegelmann (Israel), Yigal Shoshan (Israel) | |
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The Scope | ||
08:30-08-49 | Radiosurgery: what, how, when | Roberto Spiegelmann, Israel |
08:50-09:09 | Benign tumors | Bodo Lippitz, Germany |
09:10-09:29 | Cerebral metastases | Uzi Nissim, Israel |
09:30-09:49 | Arteriovenous Malformations | Kita Sallabanda, Spain |
09:50-10:09 | Functional radiosurgery | Manjul Tripathi, India |
10:10-10:40 | Coffee Break | |||
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The 3 main platforms | ||||
10:40-10:55 | Gamma Knife | Bodo Lippitz,, Germany | ||
10:55-11:10 | LINAC | Roberto Spiegelmann, Israel | ||
11:10-11:25 | ZapX | Kita Sallabanda, Spain | ||
11:25-12:30 | Hands-on with the 3 main platforms |
#122 - Neuro-navigation Workshop - Supported by an Educational Grant from BrainLab | Chair: Iddo Paldor (israel) | |
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12:30 - 12:40 | Introduction | Iddo Paldor, Israel |
12:40 - 13:00 | Principles and forms of registration in cranial and spinal surgery | Cezar J. Mizrahi, Israel |
13:00 - 13:20 | Current and future use of neuro-navigation systems | Amir Khriesh, Israel |
13:20 - 13:40 | Use of neuro-navigation or anatomy in skull base surgery | Nevo Margalit, Israel |
13:40 - 15:30 | Workshop stations |
#124 - Cerebrovascular Surgery Update Workshop | Chairs: John Laidlaw (Australia), Moshe Attia (Israel) | |
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08:30 - 08:54 | Sub arachnoid hemorrhage – current management | Daniel Hanggineue, Germany |
08:55 - 09:19 | New strategies – Clinical and Endovascular in the prevention of cerebral vasospasm | John Liadlaw, Australia |
09:20 - 09:39 | New surgical techniques for aneurysm surgery | Basant Misra, India |
09:40 - 10:04 | The Role of Intraoperative Cerebral Protection | Dwarakanath Srinivas, India |
10:05 - 10:35 | Coffee Break | |||
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10:36 - 11:00 | Brainstem Cavernomas – When and how? | Robert Friedlander, USA | ||
11:01 - 11:20 | Radiation Treatment for Arteriovenous Malformations | Aditya Gupta, India | ||
11:21 - 11:40 | Bypass for Moyamoya disease – indirect and direct | Miki Fujimura, Japan | ||
11:41 - 12:00 | High flow Bypass when and how | Rodney Allan, Australia | ||
11:01 - 12:25 | Bypass for cerebral ischemia – what is its role | John Laidlaw, Australia |
12:25 - 13:25 | Lunch Break | |||
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13:25-13:49 | Arteriovenous Malformations - Surgical Techniques | Nirav Patel, USA | ||
13:50-14:09 | Dural Arteriovenous Fistulas | Batuk Kumar Diyora, India | ||
14:10-14:30 | Resection of Vascular Lesion with Brainpath | Justin SInger, USA |
#230 - Intraoperative Ultrasound Workshop | Chair: Aliasgar Moiyadi (India), Jonathan Roth (Israel) | ||
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08:30 – 08:39 | Welcome | Jonathan Roth, Israel | |
08:40 – 08:59 | Introduction to course – Rationale of use of IOUS/ Basic Competency development | Aliasgar Moiyadi, India | |
US Basics | |||
09:00 - 09:29 | General principles of US and basic tips and tricks | Aliasgar Moiyadi, India | |
09:30 – 10:29 | Hands on sessions |
10:30 – 10:45 | Coffee Break | |
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Applied Ultrasound | ||
10:45-11:04 | US guided tumor resection | Francesco DiMeco, Italy |
11:05-11:24 | Navigated US guided resections and handling of enhancement artifacts | Geirmund Unsgard, Norway |
11:25-11:44 | Hands on - Resection control | |
11:45-12:04 | US guided interventions – Hydrocephalus, endoscopy, chiari, biopsies and spine | Llewellyn Padayachy, South Africa |
12:05-12:25 | IOUS in shunt placements | Jonathan Roth, Israel |
12:25-12:45 | Hands on - Hand eye coordination |
12:45 - 13:45 | Lunch Break | |
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Navigated Ultrasound | ||
13:45 - 13:59 | Rationale and application of Navigated US | Aliasgar Moiyadi, India |
14:00 - 14:19 | Hands on – Navigated US | Demo by Brainlab team |
14.20- 15.09 | Simulation session | Alessandro Perin, Italy |
15.10 - 15:24 | Open House Q&A | |
15:25 - 15:30 | Closing Remarks |
#120 - Spine Robotics Workshop - Supported by an Educational Grant from Medtronic | Chairs: John Winestone (Israel), Tanya Yuen (Australia) | |
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08:30-08:50 | Review of Devices | Tanya Yuen, Australia |
08:50-09:10 | Emerging Technology: Introducing the Robot-Enabled Minimally Invasive System | Kevin Foley, USA |
09:10-09:30 | Deploying Spine Robot in Practice | Mohammed Awad, Australia; Harel Arzi, Israel |
09:30-10:00 | Coffee Break | |||
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10:00 – 12:30 | Technical Hands-on Course with Mazor-Medtronic | Mohammed Awad, Australia; Harel Arzi, Israel |
#227- Update in Skull Base Surgery Course | Chairs: Samuel Moscovici (israel), Yuval Sufaro (israell) | |
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08:30 – 08:49 | Pathology up-date | Andreas Von-Deimling, Germany |
08:50 – 09:04 | Neuro-ophthalmology in pituitary and sella tumors | Joshua Kruger, Israel |
09:05 – 09:19 | Endocrinological work-up in pituitary and sella tumors | Rivka Dresner Pollack, Israel |
09:20 – 09:34 | Endoscopic anatomy - Important Anatomical landmarks | Theodore Schwartz, USA |
09:35 – 09:49 | Cushing multi modal treatment | Jonathan Forbes, USA |
09:50 – 10:04 | Acromegaly - current medical treatment | Matan Fischer, Israel |
10:05 – 10:19 | Endoscopic approach to Craniopharyngiomas and other pituitary lesions in adults | Agadha Wickremesekera, New Zealand |
10:20 – 10:34 | Radiosurgery in pituitary adenoma - Indications, techniques and outcome | Arivazhagan Arimappamagan, India |
10:05-10:25 | Coffee Break | |||
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10:55 – 11:09 | Endoscopic skull base reconstruction. CSF leak repair | Robert Briggs, Australia | ||
11:10 – 11:24 | Taking care of the nose, avoiding nasal complication | Ron Elishahar, Israel | ||
11:25 – 11:39 | Spheno-orbital Meningioma | Samuel Moscovici, Israel | ||
11:40 – 11:59 | Approach to Jugular foramen Lesions: Role of Microsurgery/ Endoscopy/ Radiosurgery | Basant Misra, India | ||
12:00 – 12:14 | Endoscopic approaches for Skull Base Meningioma | Theodore Schwartz, USA | ||
12:15-12:24 | Discussion |
12:25 - 13:25 | Lunch Break | ||||
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13:25 – 13:39 | Petroclival Meningioma | Sergey Spektor, Israel | |||
13:40 – 13:54 | Role of radiation in skull base meningioma | Pietro Mortini, Italy | |||
13:55– 14:14 | Approaches to the Foramen Magnum | Kirsh Sridhar, India | |||
14:15 – 14:34 | Intraoperative Monitoring for Skull Base Neurosurgery | Michael Lee, Hong Kong | |||
14:35 – 15:30 | Clinical cases and complications | Chair - Keki Turel, India | |||
14:35 – 14:44 | Alon Orlev, Israel | ||||
14:45 – 14:54 | Nevo Margalit, Israel | ||||
14:55 – 15:04 | Israel Melamed, Israel | ||||
15:05 – 15:19 | Yuval Sufaro, Israel | ||||
15:20 – 15:29 | Discussion |
# 226 - Update in Pediatric Neurosurgery - Part 1 | Chairs: Jonathan Roth (Israel), Jeffrey Wisoff (USA), Helen Toledano (Israel) | |
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08:30–08:50 | Anatomy of the pediatric posterior fossa | Eduardo Ribas, Brazil |
08:50–09:10 | Updates in the modern oncological treatment of pediatric Low Grade Glioma | Uri Tabori, Israel |
09:10–09:30 | Overview and evolution in the treatment of pediatric ependymomas | Frederick Boop, USA |
09:30–09:50 | Updates in treatment of medulloblastoma | Roger Packer, USA |
09:50–10:10 | Overview and evolution in the treatment of pediatric Germ Cell Tumors | Wan Tew Seow, Singapore |
10:10-10:30 | The evolving story of pediatric craniopharyngioma | Shlomi Constantini, Israel |
10:30 – 11:00 | Coffee Break | |||
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11:00-11:20 | The proton – photon controversy | Thomas Merchant, USA | ||
11:20-11:40 | Indications and current trends in SDR | Benedetta Pettorini, Italy | ||
11:40-12:00 | Dilemmas and misconceptions in pediatric Chiari malformation | ehuda Soleman, Switzerland | ||
12:00-12:20 | Surgical treatment of C-V junction bony anomalies | Sandip Chatterjee, India |
12:30-13:30 | Lunch Break | |||
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Update in Pediatric Neurosurgery - Part 2 | Chairs: Jonathan Roth (Israel), Mony Benifla (Israel), Robert Keating (USA) | |
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13:20-13:40 | Update in neonatal IVH associated hydrocephalus | Ulrich-Wilhelm Thomale, Germany |
13:40-14:00 | The epileptologist approach to epilepsy surgery | Phillip Pearl, USA |
14:00-14:20 | A decade of revolution in pediatric epilepsy surgery | Howard Weiner, USA |
14:20-14:40 | Controversial aspects in pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury | P. David Adelson, USA |
14:40-15:00 | Lipomyelomeningocele – what I have learned over the years | Dominic Thompson, United Kingdom |
15:00-15:20 | Minimal vs maximal surgery for craniosynostosis | Abhaya Kulkarni, Canada |
# 123 - Neuro-trauma Workshop | Chairs: Guy Rosenthal (Israel), Bhadu Kavar (Australia) | |
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08:30 - 08:59 | Managing Intracranial Pressure – the SIBICC Algorithm – a New Standard of Care | Gregory Hawryluk, USA |
09:00 - 09:29 | Decompressive Craniectomy – What We Have Learned So Far | Ivan Timofeev, United Kindgom |
09:30 - 09:59 | Decompressive Craniectomy – How I Do It | Bhadu Kavar, Australia |
10:00 - 10:30 | Coffee Break | |||
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10:30 - 10:59 | Advanced Neuromonitoring in Neurocritical Care | Peter Le Roux, USA | ||
11:00 - 11:29 | Cranioplasty After Decompressive Craniectomy | Guy Rosenthal, Israel | ||
11:30 - 11:59 | Neurotrauma in Pediatrics – What is Special? | David Adelson, USA | ||
12:00 - 12:29 | Neuroprotection for Traumatic Brain Injury – Where Have We Been and Where are We Headed? | Esther Shohami, Israel |
12:30 - 13:30 | Lunch Break | |||
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13:30 - 13:59 | Prognostic factors in Cranio-cerebral Penetrating Injuries | Virendra Deo Sinha, India | ||
14:00 - 14:29 | Fractures in the Axis | Natarajan Muthukumar, India | ||
14:30 - 14:59 | Medical Management of Spinal Cord Trauma | Gregory Hawryluk, USA | ||
15:00 – 15:29 | Monitoring in Spinal Cord Injury – New Paradigms | Marios Papadopolous, United Kingdom |
#229 IANA Neuroanatomy Course | |||
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Part 1 | Chairs: Pablo González López (Spain), Henry Schroeder (Germany) | |
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08:30 – 08:34 | Introduction | Vladimir Beneš, Czech Republic |
08:35 – 08:54 | White Matter Anatomy - Brainstem | Pablo Gonzáles-López, Spain |
08:55 – 09:14 | White Matter Anatomy - Supratentorial | Abuzer Gungor, Turkey |
09:15 – 09:34 | Vascular Anatomy of the Brain | Igor Lima Maldonado, France |
09:35 – 09:54 | Anatomy of the Brain Venous System | Thomas Santarius, United Kingdom |
09:55 – 10:14 | Ventricular Anatomy - Endoscopic | Henry Schroeder, United Kingdom |
10:15 – 10:34 | Coffee Break | |
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10:35 – 10:54 | Arachnoid Membrane in Neurosurgery | Vladimir Beneš, Czech Republic |
10:55 – 11:14 | Minimalistic Approaches to Craniovertebral Junction Tumor | Mario Ammirati, USA |
11:15 - 11.34 | Telovelar Approach Anatomy | Ekkehard Kasper, USA |
11:35 - 11:54 | Aneurysms - Anatomical Considerations | Ramesh Nair, United Kingdom |
12:00 - 13:00 | Lunch Break | |
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Part 2 | Chairs: Ekkehard Kasper (USA), Ramesh Nair (United Kingdom) | |
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13:00 – 13:19 | Surgical Anatomy of Spinal Narrow Canal in Minimal Invasive Surgery | Tito Arcadio Perilla Cepeda, Columbia |
13:20 – 13:39 | Management of Parasagittal Meningiomas | Kazadi Kalangu, Zimbabwe |
13:40 - 13: 59 | Hydrocephalus - Volumetric Studies and Anatomy of Subcortical Regions | Ondrej Bradáč, Czech Republic |
14:00 - 14: 19 | MVD and Anatomy of CPA | Julius July, Indonesia |
14:20 - 14: 39 | Brainstem Cavernomas - Anatomy of Approaches | Eka Julianta Wahjoepramono, Indonesia |
#228 - Peripheral Neurosurgery – WFNS Workshop | Chair: Yuval Shapira (Israel) | |
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08:30 – 08:39 | Introduction | Yuval Shapira, Israel |
08:40 – 08:59 | History and Physical examination | Eric Zager, USA |
09:00 – 09:19 | Electro diagnostic studies | Alon Avraham, Israel |
09:20 – 09:40 | Imaging – MR and HR-US | Ido Druckmann, Israel |
09:41 – 10:09 | Coffee Break | |||
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10:10-10:29 | Nerve injury pathophysiology and classification | Gavin Davis, Australia | ||
10:30 - 10:49 | Peripheral nerve surgery rational – neurolysis | Yuval Shapira, Israel | ||
10:50-11:09 | Common entrapment neuropathies | Vanessa Sammons, Australia | ||
11:10 - 11:29 | Entrapment syndromes – acquired/post-traumatic | Debora Garozzo, Italy | ||
11:30 - 11:49 | Penetrating nerve injury- GSW/stab/shrapnel | Ekkapot Jitpun, Thailand | ||
11:50 - 12:10 | Q&A |
12:10 - 13:10 | Lunch Break | |||
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13:10 - 13:29 | Adult brachial plexus injury (BPI) | Yuval Shapira, Israel | ||
13:30 - 13:49 | Birth related brachial plexus injury (OBPP) | Chandan Mohanty, USA | ||
13:50 – 14:09 | Brachial plexus functional reconstruction | Yuval Shapira, Israel |
14:10 – 14:20 | Coffee Break | |||
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14:20 – 14:39 | Peripheral nerve sheath tumors - benign & malignant | Nora Dengler, Germany | ||
14:40 – 14:59 | Neuropathic pain and painful neuromas | Christopher Winfree, USA | ||
15:00 – 15:20 | Cases for discussion – management of PN injury | Martjin Malessy, Netherlands |
19:15 AACNS 2022 WELCOME RECEPTION
AACNS 2022 WELCOME RECEPTION | ||
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19:15-19:40 | Welcome Drink | |
19:40 – 19.50 | Opening Greetings | |
19:50 – 20:15 | Guest lecture: Life is a gift - Thimappa Hegde | |
20.15 – 21.00 | Performance by Yael Deckelbaum | |
21:00 | Drinks and dinner will be served in the exhibition area |
Tuesday, September 6th, 2022
07:15 – 08:15 Masterclasses
#231 - Neuro-oncology: Development of an Academic Brain Tumor Program | Chairs: Akash J. Patel (USA), Zvi Ram (Israel) | ||
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07:15 – 07:24 | How to Bring the Pieces of the Puzzle Together | James Dimou, Australia | |
07:25 – 07:34 | Challenges in Developing an Academic Brain Tumor Program | Akash J. Patel, USA | |
07:35 – 07:44 | Research in Neurosurgical Training | Jordan Jones, Australia | |
07:45 – 07:54 | Academic Programs in Asia and Africa | Shweta Kedia, India | |
07:55 – 08:14 | Discussion |
#232 - Cerebrovascular: Cerebrovascular Bypass – How I Do It? | Chairs: DavId Bervini (Switzerland), Samuel Moscovici (Israel) | ||
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07:15 – 07:24 | Techniques | Michael Lawton, USA | |
07:25 – 07:34 | Patient Selection & Complication Avoidance | John Laidlaw, Australia | |
07:35 – 07:44 | Moyamoya Disease | Miki Fujimura, Japan | |
07:45 – 07:54 | Cerebrovascular Bypass – How I do it? | Rodney Allan, Australia | |
07:55 – 08:14 | Discussion |
#227 - Spine: Occipitocervical Junction Surgery Masterclass | Chairs: Andres Vargas (Israel), YiYuen Wang (Australia | |
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07:15 – 07:34 | Current Concepts: Disasters & Complication Avoidance | Nachshon Knoller, Israel |
07:35 – 07:44 | How I do it | Ziya Gokaslan, Israel |
07:45 – 07:54 | Segmentation Anomalies of the Cervical-Vertebral Junction | Natarajan Muthukumar, India |
07:55 – 08:14 | Discussion |
# 233 - Neuro-Trauma: Concussion and Sports Injuries | Chairs: Peter Reilly (Australia), David Okonkwo (USA) | |
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07:15 – 07:24 | Concussion in sports | David Okonkwo, USA |
07:25 – 07:34 | Guidelines and return to play | Gavin Davis, Australia |
07:35 – 07:44 | New biomarkers for concussion | Denes Agoston, USA |
07:45 – 07:54 | Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy – fact or fiction? | Shelly Timmons, Australia |
07:55 – 08:14 | Discussion |
#234- Skull Base: Pituitary Tumors | Chairs: Agadha Wickremesekera (New Zealand), Yuval Sufaro (Israel) | |
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07:15 – 07:24 | Endoscopic approach – How I do it? | Theodore Schwartz, USA |
07:25 – 07:34 | Craniotomy – When is it necessary? | James King, USA |
07:35 – 07:44 | The Residual Endocrine Functioning Tumor – Management | Henry Schroeder, Germany |
07:45 – 07:54 | Rathke Cyst – Options for Management | Sarah Olson, Australia |
07:55 – 08:14 | Discussion |
#235 - Pediatrics: Intraoperative Neurophysiology for the Pediatric Neurosurgeon and Pediatric Vascular Diseases | Chairs: Abhaya Kulkarni (Canda), Dominic Thompson (United Kingdom) | |
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Intraoperative Neurophysiology for the Pediatric Neurosurgeon | ||
07:15 – 07:24 | Overview and future innovations | Francesco Sala, Italy |
07:25 – 07:34 | Spinal monitoring for Tuberous Sclerosis Complex | Nobuhito Morata, Japan |
Pediatric Vascular Diseases | ||
07:35 – 07:44 | Pediatric Moyamoya Disease – Beyond Surgery | Moran Hausman-Kedem, Israel |
07:45 – 07:54 | Biomarkers in Moyamoya Disease | Edward Smith, USA |
07:55 – 08:04 | Co-morbidity of Moyamoya Disease | Ji Hoon Phi, South Korea |
08:05 – 08:14 | Cerebral aneurysms in infants | Alvaro Cordoba, Uruguay |
#236 - Peripheral: Entrapment Neuropathies | Chairs: Martjin Malessy (Netherlands), Vanessa Sammons (Australia) | |
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07:15 – 07:29 | Entrapment Neuropathy of upper limb | Eric Zager, USA |
07:30 – 07:44 | Entrapment Neuropathy of lower limb | Ekkapot Jitpun, Thailand |
07:45 – 07:59 | Uncommon and post traumatic entrapment – Thoracic Outlet Syndrome/Deep Gluteal Syndrome/Anterior Cutaneous Nerve Entrapment Syndrome | Nora Dengler, Germany |
08:00 – 08:14 | Post traumatic painful neuroma | Christopher Winfree, USA |
08:30 – 10:00 Main Topic Sessions
# 235 Neuro-oncology: Meningiomas | Chairs: Yuval Sufaro (Israel) , Aliasgar Moiyado (INdia), Deborah T. Blumenthal (Israel) , Antonio Chiocca (USA) | |
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08:30 – 08:41 | Molecular Landscape of Meningiomas | Manfred Westphal, Germany |
08:42 – 08:56 | Malignant meningiomas | Akash J Patel, USA |
08:57 – 09:08 | Management of recurrent meningiomas | Torstein Meling, Switzerland |
09:09 – 09:20 | Radiation – When and How? | Gene Barnett, USA |
09:21 – 09:32 | Management of Incidental Meningioma | Thomas Santarius, United Kingdom |
09:33 – 09:44 | High Risk Sellar and Suprasellar Meningiomas | Pietro Mortini, Italy |
09:45 – 09:56 | Technology Enhanced Solutions to Supportive Care in Brain Tumors | Heidi McAlpine, Australia |
09:57 – 09:59 | Discussion |
#236 - Video Session I | Moderator: Michael Lawton (USA) | |
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Panel: Paul Gardner (USA), Mitchel Berger, Florian Roser (Germany), Basant Misra (India) | ||
08:30 – 08:51 | Michael Lawton, USA | |
08:52 – 09:13 | Theodore Schwartz, USA | |
09:14 – 09:35 | Eka Julianta Whajoepramono, Indonesia | |
09:36 – 09:57 | William Cauldwell, USA |
#237 Spine & Trauma: Spinal Cord Injury – State the Science, State of the Art 2022 | Chairs: Nachshon Knoller (Israel) , Christopher Shaffrey (USA), Natarajan Muthukumar (India) , David Okonkwo (USA) | |||
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08:30 – 08:46 | Management of Fracture in the Elderly – Odontoid Fracture | John Laidlaw, Australia | ||
08:55 – 09:06 | Debate: Timing of Surgery in Spinal Cord Injury - Is Hyper Acute Surgery Worthwhile? | |||
08:30 – 08:39 | PRO: Ultra-early surgery for Spinal Cord Injury | Wilco Peul, Netherlands | ||
08:40 – 08:49 | CON: Ultra-early surgery for Spinal Cord Injury | Natarajan Muthukumar, India | ||
08:50 – 08:54 | Discussion | |||
09:07 – 09:18 | Central Cord Syndrome – When is Surgery Necessary? | John Winestone, Israel | ||
09:19 – 09:30 | Guidelines Update and ICU Care – Spinal Injury Revisited | Gregory Hawryluk, USA | ||
09:31 – 09:42 | Will Neuroprotection Ever Work? | Samira Saadoun, United Kingdom | ||
09:43 – 09:54 | Monitoring intraspinal pressure following Spinal Cord Injury – future standard of care? | Samira Saadoun, United Kingdom | ||
09:55 – 09:59 | Discussion |
#240 Cerebrovascular: Arteriovenous Malformation | Chairs: Batuk Kumar Diyora (India), Robert Friedlander (USA), John Laidlaw (Australia) | |||||
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08:30 – 08:55 | The role of neurosurgery in Arteriovenous Malformations – surgery or radiation | |||||
08:30 – 08:39 | A Surgeon Perspective | Paritosh Pandey, India | ||||
08:40 – 08:49 | A Radio surgeon Perspective | Hidefumi Jokura, Japan | ||||
08:50 – 08:55 | Questions | |||||
08:56 – 09:05 | The Role of Conservative Treatment of Arteriovenous Malformation | Daniel Walsh, United Kingdom | ||||
09:06 – 09:17 | High grade Arteriovenous Malformations – multi-modal treatment | Nirav Patel, USA | ||||
09:18 – 09:29 | Endovascular Treatment of Arteriovenous Malformations … Can they be cured? | Robert Rosenwasser, USA | ||||
09:30 – 09:59 | Case Sessions: Arteriovenous Malformation's | |||||
09:30 – 09:34 | John Laidlaw, Australia | |||||
09:35 – 09:39 | Basant Misra, India | |||||
09:40 – 09:44 | Basant Misra, India | |||||
09:45 – 09:59 | Discussion |
#238 - Skull Base: Craniopharyngioma - A New Paradigm | Chairs: Tiit Mathiesen (Denmark), Vladimir Beneš (Czech Republic), Nevo Margalit (Israel) | |||
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08:30 – 08:44 | Surgery, How Much is Enough? | William Couldwell, USA | ||
08:45 – 08:54 | Extended Endoscopic Endonasal Transsphenoidal Approach to Craniopharyngioma | Ramesh Nair, United Kingdom | ||
08:55 – 09:09 | Pediatric Craniopharyngioma - Special Issues | Shlomi Constantini, Israel | ||
09:10 – 09:24 | Radiation and Chemotherapy - Current Role | Jalali Rakesh, India | ||
09:25 – 09:39 | Endocrine Complications – An Endocrinologist View | Ilan Shimon, Israel | ||
Craniopharyngioma Case Presentation and Discussion | ||||
09:40 – 09:44 | Case #1 | Takeo Goto, Japan | ||
09:45 – 09:49 | Case #2 | Paul Gardner, USA | ||
09:50 – 09:54 | Case #3 | Gil Sviri, Israel | ||
09:55 – 10:00 | Discussion |
#239 Pediatrics: Cerebrospinal Fluid Related Disorders | Chairs: Wan Tew Seow (Singapore), Suhas Udayakumaran (India), Kazuaki Shimoji (Japan) | |
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08:30 – 08:39 | Complex Hydrocephalus | Kenichi Nishiyama, Japan |
08:40 – 08:49 | Reducing and treating shunt infections – silver vs abx impregnated | Connor Mallucci, United Kingdom |
08:50 – 08:59 | Optional treatments for isolated 4th ventricle | Aaron Mohanty, USA |
09:00 – 09:09 | Extreme hydrocephalus – treatment options | Nir Shimony, Israel |
09:10 – 09:19 | Endoscopic lavage of the Intraventricular hemorrhage | Christos Chamilos, Greece |
09:20 – 09:29 | Posterior fossa arachnoid cysts | Jehuda Soleman, Switzerland |
09:30 – 09:39 | Middle fossa arachnoid cysts | Kyung-Hyun Kim, South Korea |
09:40 – 09:49 | Neuroendoscopic treatment of pediatric cystic lesions | Takayuki Inagaki, Japan |
09:50 – 09:59 | Neuroendoscopy in Normal Size Ventricles | Heney Schroeder, Germany |
#241 - Peripheral: Plexus Injury and Reconstruction | Chairs: Rajiv Midha (Canada), Lukas Rasulic (Serbia), Ketan Desai (India) | |
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08:30 - 08:44 | Trends, insights, innovation as a game changer in brachial plexus and peripheral nerve surgery | Lukas Rasulic, Serbia |
08:45 - 08:59 | Cortical Plasticity in Brachial Plexus Injury | Nora Dengler, Germany |
09:00 - 09:14 | Nerve Surgery for Neonatal Brachial Plexus Lesions: Why, when and how? | Martjin Malessy, Netherlands |
09:15 - 09:29 | Lumbosacral plexus injury | Debora Garozzo, Italy |
09:30 - 09:44 | Surgical treatment for Parsonage-Turner syndrome | Christopher Winfree, USA |
09:45 - 09:59 | Case discussion – BP injury and reconstruction Case Panel Discussion | Cases presented by Yuval Shapira, Israel |
10:00-10:30 Coffee Break, Exhibition And Posters Viewing
10:30 – 13:00 Plenary session I
# 242 Opening Session & Keynote Lecture Plenary Session I | Chairs: Kate Drummond (Australia), Shlomi Constantini (Israel), Andrew Kaye (Israel), Wan Tew Seow (Singapore) | |
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10:30 – 10:34 | Welcome Remarks | Yigal Shoshan, Congress President, Israel |
10:35 – 10:39 | Welcome Remarks | Wan-Tew Seow, AASNS President, Singapore |
10:40 – 11:04 | The Middle East – The Global Arena, Light and Shadows | Amos Gilad, Israel |
11:05 – 11:19 | Can the Basal Ganglia Teach Us How to Treat Their Disorders? | Hagai Bergman, Israel |
11:20 – 11:34 | Orbital Surgery for Neurosurgeons | William Couldwell, USA |
11:35 – 11:49 | Management of Giant Aneurysms - Lessons Learned | Eka Julianta Wahjoepramono, Indonesia |
11:50 – 12:07 | Surgical Education: Ancient India to Pandemic Times | Chandrashekhar Deopujari, India |
12:08 – 12:35 | Technology is Eating the World | Shlomo Dovrat, Israel |
13:00-14:00 Lunch Break, Exhibition And Posters Viewing
13:00-14:00 Sponsored Sessions
#243 - Updates in Neurosurgery – University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Advances | |||
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13:00 – 13:09 | Robotics and advanced technologies for complex spinal disorders | David Okonkwo, USA | |
13:10-13:14 | Spinal cord stimulation | Robert Friedlander, USA | |
13:15 - 13:19 | HDFT guided GBM surgery | Robert Friedlander, USA | |
13:20 - 13:29 | Basilar Aneurysms, craniotomy and endoscopic endonasal | Robert Friedlander, , USA; Paul Gardner, USA | |
13:30 - 13:34 | Endoscopic mesial temporal resection | Paul Gardner, USA | |
13:35 - 13:44 | Management of cranio-cervical junction disease: modern paradigms | Robert Friedlander, USA; Paul Gardner, USA; David Okonkwo, USA | |
13:45 - 13:59 | Q & A |

14:00-15:00 Plenary session II
#245 - Plenary session II | Chairs: Mony Benifla (Israel) , Sarah Olson (Australia), Wan Tew Seow (Singapore) | |
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14:00 – 14:14 | Trauma Management in Asia - What Are the Challenges? | Peter Riley, Australia |
14:15 – 14:29 | Decompressive Craniotomy in Head Injury | Shelly Timmons, USA |
14:30 – 14:44 | TRACK-TBI: A 10 Year Journey to Transform Research and Clinical Knowledge in Traumatic Brain Injury | David Okonkwo, USA |
14:45 – 14:59 | Advances in Neural Prosthetics: Is the Future Now? | Daniel Yoshor, USA |
15:00 – 16:30 Main Topic Sessions
#246 Neuro-oncology: Glioblastoma | Chairs: Henry Brem (USA), Zvi Ram (Israel), Antonio Chiocca (USA), Shweta Kedia (India) | |||
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15:00 – 15:16 | WHO Classifications | Andreas Von-Deimling, Germany | ||
15:17 – 15:28 | Surgery for Glioblastoma in the Light of Molecular Markers | Christian Senft, Germany | ||
15:29 – 15:44 | Immuno-therapies – Will They Ever Happen? Hype, Hope & Real | Adam Sonabend, USA | ||
15:45 – 16:12 | Presented Cases: Patient Focused Treatment – Where are We Now – An Asian, Indian & European – Perspective | |||
15:45 – 15:52 | Wai Hoe Ng, Singapore | |||
15:53 – 16:00 | Aliasgar Moiyadi, India | |||
16:01 – 16:08 | Manfred Westphal, Germany | |||
16:09 – 16:12 | Discussion | |||
16:13 – 16:29 | Panel Discussion: Recurrent Glioblastoma – When to Operate? | |||
Cases’ Presenter | Zvi Ram, Israel | |||
Panel: Antonio Chiocca (USA), Mark Wygoda (Israel), Tali Siegal (Israel) |
#247 - Cerebrovascular: The Role of the Cerebrovascular Neurosurgeon in the Endovascular Era | Chairs: Andrew Kaye (Israel) , Takayuki Hara (Japan), Robert Friedlander (USA), Akio Morita (Japan) | ||
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15:00 – 15:14 | The Role of the Cerebrovascular Neurosurgeon in the Endovascular Era | Michael Lawton, USA | |
15:15 – 15:26 | The Endovascular Neurosurgeon | Robert Rosenwasser, USA | |
Ruptured Aneurysms – Current Management – Update in Technique | |||
15:27 – 15:36 | The Role of Open Surgery | Dwarakanath Srinivas, India | |
15:37 – 15:47 | The Role of Endovascular Intervention | Rodney Allan, Australia | |
15:48 – 15:51 | Questions | ||
15:52 – 16:03 | Flow Diverters as a Treatment of Acute Ruptured Aneurysms | Jose Cohen, Israel | |
16:04 – 16:15 | Dural Fistula – When and How? | Veit Rohde, Germany | |
Aneurysms Case Presentations – Panel Discussion | |||
16:16 – 16:20 | Case #1 | Leon Lai, Australia | |
16:21 – 16:25 | Case #2 | Yuji Matsumaru, Japan | |
16:26 – 16:29 | Questions |
#248 - Spine: Oncology | Chairs: Michael Groff (USA), Tanya Yuen (Australia), Iddo Paldor (Israel), Praveen Mummaneni (USA) | |
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15:00 – 15:18 | Primary Tumors - En Bloc Resection | Ziya Gokaslan, USA |
15:19 – 15:36 | Metastatic Tumors- “Separation Surgery” Current State of the Art | Mark Bilsky, USA |
15:37 – 15:54 | Intrinsic Spinal Cord Tumors- Has Anything Changed? | Ehud Mendel, USA |
15:55 – 16:12 | Spinal Chordoma & Primary Bone Tumors | Ehud Mendel, USA |
16:13 – 16:30 | Radiosurgery Advances for Spinal Tumors | Lilyana Angelov, USA |
#249 - Pediatrics: Functional and General | |
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Spasticity | Chairs: George Jallo (USA), Marian Bercu (USA), Amir Kershenovich (Israel) | |
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15:00 – 15:09 | SDR - patient selection | Benedetta Pettorini, Italy |
15:10 – 15:19 | Orthopedic features after selective dorsal rhizotomy (SDR) for cerebral palsy in children | Kevin Venegas, Belarus |
15:20 – 15:29 | The Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy program in Kazakhstan | Chingiz Shashkin, Kazakhstan |
15:30 – 15:39 | Emerging treatments for pediatric epilepsy | Marian Bercu, USA |
General | Chairs: Ulrich-Wilhelm Thomale (Germany), Sergey Abeshaus (Israel) | |
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15:40 – 15:49 | Endovascular treatment of pediatric aneurysms | Peter Kan, USA |
15:50 – 15:59 | Treatment of hemorrhagic stroke in children | Boris Oleynikov, Russia |
16:00 – 16:09 | Abusive head injuries in children: the role of the neurosurgeon | Eylem Ocal, Turkey |
16:10 – 16:19 | Controversial topics in treatment of occult Dysraphisms | Laura Grazia Valentini, Italy |
16:20-16:29 | Discussion |
#250 - Skull Base: Meningioma | Chairs: Israel Melamed (Israel), Anil Nanda (USA), Torstein Meling (Switzerland) | ||
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15:00 – 15:24 | Debate - Cranial Approaches to the Skull Base Meningioma + Endoscopic Approaches to Skull Base Meningioma – Is There a Limit? | ||
15:00 – 15:09 | Paul Gardner, USA | ||
15:10 – 15:19 | Basant Misra, India | ||
15:20 – 15:24 | Discussion | ||
15:25 – 15:36 | When to Treat and How Much to Resect? | Theodore Schwartz, USA | |
15:37 – 15:48 | Radiation's Role in Skull Base Meningioma | Alfredo Conti, Italy | |
15:49 – 16:00 | Treatment strategies for cavernous sinus meningiomas | Torstein Meling, Switzerland | |
16:01 – 16:12 | Arachnoid Membrane in Skull Base Surgery | Vladimir Beneš , Czech Republic | |
16:13 – 16:29 | Case Presentations: Disasters in Skull Base Meningioma | ||
16:13 – 16:17 | Tiit Mathiesen, Denemark | ||
16:18 – 16:22 | Takeo Goto, Japan | ||
16:23 – 16:27 | Sergey Spektor, Israel | ||
16:28 – 16:29 | Discussion |
#251 - Neuro-Complications: Oncology And Vascular | Chair - Keki Turel (India), Ekkehard Kasper (USA), William Couldwell (USA | |
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15:00 - 15:04 | Introduction | Keki Turel, India |
15:05 - 15:09 | Venous complication during surgery of vestibular schwannoma | Akio Morita , Japan |
15:10 - 15:14 | Complications in Vestibular Schwannoma surgery | Florian Roser, Germany |
15:14 - 15:19 | MCA occlusion after the simple pilocytic astrocytoma resection | Vladimir Beneš , Czech Republic |
15:20 - 15:24 | Rare complication of retrosigmoid exposure and its avoidance | Suresh Nair, India |
15:25 - 15:29 | Unforgettable complication in vestibular schwannoma surgery: A case which did not wake up after standard surgery | Suresh Nair, India |
15:30 - 15:34 | Supratentorial subdural hematoma following excision of vestibular schwannoma in a patients with NF 2 | Batuk Kumar Diyora, India |
15:35 - 15:39 | Facial nerve interruption during vestibular schwannoma resection | Henry Schroeder, Germany |
15:40 - 15:44 | Brainstem infarction after microvascular decompression for hemifacial spasm | Henry Schroeder . Germany |
15:45 - 15:49 | Complications on the surgery of lesion around the brainstem | Eka Julianta Whajoepramono, Indonesia |
15:50 - 15:54 | Persistent SIADH and ventriculitis following an uncomplicated excision of large colloid cyst | Dattatraya Muzumdar, India |
15:55 - 15:59 | Wernicke's aphasia following resection of a large insular low grade glioma | Dattatraya Muzumdar, India |
16:00 - 16:04 | Disaster during transcranial Pituitary surgery | Basant Misra, India |
16:05 - 16:09 | Vascular Injury during CP angle surgery | Basant Misra, India |
16:10 - 16:14 | Unforced Errors in Vascular Neurosurgery | Ramesh Nair , United Kingdom |
16:15 - 16:19 | Complications - Know Anatomy before Clipping of Aneurysm | Virendra Deo Sinha, India |
16:20 - 16:24 | Intraop aneurysm rupture | Michael Lawton , USA |
16:25 - 16:29 | Intraop bypass occlusion | Michael Lawton, USA |
#252 - Neuro-Trauma: Neuro-intensive Care – How Multinational Studies Will Influence Care | Chairs: Peter Reilly (Australia), Lynne Lourdes-Lucena (Philippines), Leon Levy(Israel), Guy Rosenthal (Israel) | ||
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15:00 – 15:14 | State of the Art – What is Really Necessary | Peter Le-Roux, USA | |
15:15 – 15:32 | Multinational Studies – Europe and North America | ||
15:15 – 15:22 | Europe – CENTER TBI Trial | Ivan Timofeev, United Kingdom | |
15:45 – 16:12 | North America – TRACK TBI Trial | David Okonkwo, USA | |
15:31 – 15:32 | Question time | ||
15:33 – 15:58 | An Asian Perspective | ||
15:33 – 15:40 | Neurotrauma Care in the time of the Pandemic | Lynne Lourdes Lucena, Philippines | |
15:41 – 15:48 | Japanese Perspective | Eiichi Suehiro, Japan | |
15:49 – 15:58 | Question time | ||
15:59 – 16:06 | Biomarkers for Traumatic Brain Injury – A Troponin for Brain Injury? | David Okonkwo, USA | |
16:07 – 16:16 | New imaging approaches to Traumatic Brain Injury – will it change practice? | Avigail Livny-Ezer, Israel | |
16:17 – 16:28 | Brain Trauma Foundation Guidelines – the advantages and limits of the evidence-based approach in setting standards for Traumatic Brain Injury care | Gregory Hawryluk, USA |
16:30 – 17:30 Oral Presentations
# 253 - Invited Orals 1: Neuro-Trauma & Spine | Chairs: Caroline Tan (Australia), Leon Levy (Israel) | |
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16:30 – 16:39 | USEFUL OF THE WAVE FORM CURVE OF ICP MONITORING IN THE TREATMENT OF HIDROCEFALUS | Tito Arcadio Perilla Cepeda, Columbia |
16:40 – 16:49 | CRANIOCEREBRAL GUNSHOT & MISSILE INJURIES. MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW | Harjinder Singh Bhatoe, India |
16:50 – 16:59 | EXPANSILE CERVICAL LAMINOPLASTY IN THE LATERAL POSITION: A SURGICAL OPTION FOR PATIENTS WITH CERVICAL SPONDYLOTIC MYELOPATHY | Howard Silberstein, USA |
17:00 – 17:09 | Accurate Placement of Percutaneous Pedicle Screws without the Use of Neuronavigation/O-arm Technology and Reduction-fixation of Lumbar Spondylolisthesis with Percutaneous Pedicle Screws and a Minimal Access approach including its use in Osteoporotic Spondylolisthesis | Sujoy Sanyal, India |
17:10 – 17:19 | DIAGNOSTIC AND PROGNOSTIC CAPABILITIES OF NEWER MRI BRAIN SEQUENCES IN DIFFUSE BRAIN INJURY | Virendra Deo Sinha , India |
# 254 - Oral 1: Cerebrovascular I | Chairs: Batuk Kumar Diyora (India), Moshe Attia (Israel) | |
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16:30 – 16:37 | NEW FRONTIERS IN CEREBROVASCULAR IMAGING | Ronnie Ptasznik, Australia |
16:38 – 16:45 | THE ANGIOGRAPHIC PREDICTORS OF COIL DENSITY IN CEREBRAL ANEURYSMS TREATED WITH ENDOVASCULAR COIL EMBOLIZATION: A SINGLE CENTER STUDY | Allan Francisco Ong, Philippines |
16:46 – 16:53 | KEYHOLE SUPRAORBITAL APPROACH FOR INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSMS IN LOW RESOURCE SETTING. OVERCOMING LIMITING BELIEFS IN THE ERA OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE NEUROSURGERY | Ricardo Brandão Fonseca, Brazil |
16:54 – 17:01 | WHEN AND HOW SHOULD WE MANAGE UNRUPTURED INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSMS? | Akio Morita, Japan |
17:02 – 17:09 | COMPLEX NEUROVASCULAR SYNDROMES: IS THE COMPRESSING VESSEL ALONE THE CULPRIT? | Aniruddha Kulkarni, India |
17:10 – 17:17 | COMPARISON OF PRE- AND POST-OPERATIVE TRANSCRANIAL DOPPLER FINDINGS IN PATIENTS WITH INTRACRANIAL TUMORS - AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY | Tarensh Sharma, India |
#255 - Oral 2: Spine I | Chairs: Mohammed Awad (Australia), John Winestone (Israel) | |
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16:30 – 16:37 | OSSIFICATION OF THE LIGAMENTUM FLAVUM: UNKNOWN FACETS OF THE DISEASE | Natarajan Muthukumar, India |
16:38 – 16:45 | SPINAL INTRAMEDULLARY CAVERNOMAS - MICROSURGICAL STRATEGY AND POSTOPERATIVE OUTCOME | Uwe Spetzger, Germany |
16:46 – 16:53 | STATE-OF-THE-ART MANAGEMENT OF FORAMINAL SCHWANNOMA WITH FULL ENDOSCOPY: INITIAL EXPERIENCE IN 25 PATIENTS | Yong-Jian Zhu, China |
16:54 – 17:01 | RISK FACTORS FOR CERVICAL KYPHOTIC DEFORMITY AFTER LAMINOPLASTY: A KINEMATIC ANALYSIS IN CERVICAL LAMINOPLASTY | Se-Hoon Kim, South Korea |
07:02 – 17:09 | DOSIMETRIC VARIABILITY STUDY IN THE CERVICAL COMPARING CARBON FIBER AND TITANIUM INSTRUMENTATION | Miki Katzir, Israel |
17:10 – 17:17 | EVALUATION OF SENESCENT CELLS IN INTERVERTEBRAL DISCS BY LIPOFUSCIN STAINING | Christos Chamilos, Greece |
#256 - Oral 3: Pediatrics I | Chairs: Moatasim Shweiki (Israel), , Guirish Solanki (United Kingdom | |
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16:30 – 16:37 | Disconnection surgery- A useful option in children with medically refractory epilepsy | Milind Sankhe, India |
16:38 – 16:45 | SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF PRIMARY HYPOFRACTIONATED GAMMA KNIFE RADIOSURGERY FOR GIANT HYPOTHALAMIC HAMARTOMA IN PEDIATRIC POPULATION | Manjul Tripathi, India |
16:46 – 16:53 | INTRAOPERATIVE ULTRASOUND IN OCCULT SPINAL DYSRAPHYSM | Ignazio Gaspare Vetrano, Italy |
14:54 – 17:01 | SEPARATING CRANIOPAGUS TWINS. A SUGGESTED MODIFICATION OF THE BROWD/GOODRICH/WALKER (BGW) SCORING SYSTEM BASED ON A SINGLE UNIT’S EXPERIENCE OF FOUR TWIN-SETS | Ido Ben Zvi, Israel |
17:02 – 17:09 | OUTCOMES OF SPINAL CORD STIMULATION FOR TREATMENT OF CHRONIC NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN ADOLESCENT PATIENTS: A SINGLE INSTITUTION SERIES | Jeffrey Raskin, USA |
1710 – 17:17 | DEVELOPMENT OF PEDIATRIC NEUROSURGERY IN MONGOLIA | Byambatsend Dorjsuren, Mongolia |
17:18-17:28 | EXPERIENCE OF AWAKE SURGERY FOR PEDIATRIC ELOQUENT MOTOR, SPEECH AND VISUAL AREA BRAIN TUMORS | Kevin Venegas, Belarus |
#257 - Oral 4: Skull Base I | Chairs: Emil Margoulin (Israel), James King (Australia) | |
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16:30 – 16:37 | SINGLE NOSTRIL ENDOSCOPIC ENDONASAL TRANSPHENOID SURGERY FOR PITUITARY ADENOMAS, RESULTS AND COMPLICATIONS | Julius July, Indonesia |
16:38 – 16:46 | SKULL BASE ASPERGILLOSIS - ANALYSIS OF 291 CASES OVER 21 YEARS | Sandeep Mohindral, India |
16:47 – 16:54 | HOW OPTIC CHIASM AND NONFUNCTIONING PITUITARY MACROADENOMA MORPHOLOGY AFFECTS VISUAL FIELD DEFICITS | Piotr Pazdzioral, Poland |
16:55 – 17:02 | MICROSURGICAL NUANCES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF OLFACTORY GROOVE MENINGIOMAS | Malay Chakrabortyl, India |
17:03 – 17:10 | FORAMEN MAGNUM MENINGIOMAS: SURGICAL TECHNIQUE AND CLINICAL SERIES OF 40 CASES | Baran Bozkurtl, Turkey |
17:11 – 17:18 | ENDOSCOPIC KEYHOLE SUBDURAL ANTERIOR TRANSPETROSAL APPROACH TO PETROUS APEX TUMORS | Takeo Goto, Japan |
#258 - Oral 5: Functional & Pediatrics | Chairs: Jonathan Roth (israel), Bhaskar Rao (India) | |
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16:30 – 16:10 | SRS FOR DRUG RESISTANT TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA | Aditya Gupta, India |
16:41 – 16:48 | THE ADDED VALUE OF CORPUS CALLOSOTOMY FOLLOWING VAGAL NERVE STIMULATOR IMPLANTATION IN CHILDREN WITH LENNOX-GASTAUT SYNDROME | Jonathan Roth, Israel |
16:49 – 16:56 | TRAUMATIC CEREBRAL DURAL SINUS VEIN THROMBOSIS/STENOSIS IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS-IS ANTICOAGULATION NECESSARY? | Ghassan Mansour, Israel |
16:57 – 17:04 | TEMPORAL-LOBE EPILEPSY SURGERY IN LESIONAL VERSUS NON-LESIONAL PATHOLOGIES. A RECENT SINGLE-CENTER EXPERIENCE | Jonathan Wais, Israel |
17:05 – 17:12 | FORAMEN OVALE IDENTIFICATION AND PENETRATION VIA 3D CT AND FLUOROSCOPY IN REAL-TIME FOR RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION FOR THE TREATMENT OF TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA | Juan Francisco Leon Ripalda, Israel |
17:13 – 17:20 | SEPARATION OF CONJOINED SPINAL CORDS IN 2 CASES OF RACHIPAGUS AND PYOPAGUS TWINS: TECHNICAL NOTES AND THE VALUE OF IONM | Llewellyn Padayachy, South Africa |
#259 - Oral 6: Neuro-Oncology I | Chairs: James Dimou (Australia) , Amit Azriel (Israel) | |
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16:30 – 16:39 | LATERAL VENTRICULAR MENINGIOMAS | Ekkhard Kasper, USA |
16:40 – 16:47 | PROTON THERAPY IN MENINGIOMA I° INVOLVING THE OPTICAL STRUCTURES - DOES IT LEAD TO CHANGES IN (SUBJECTIVE) VISUAL PERFORMANCE? | Birgit Flechl, Austria |
16:48 – 16:55 | SEIZURES IN PATIENTS WHO UNDERWENT EXCISION OF MENINGIOMA: A RETROSPECTIVE SINGLE-CENTER STUDY ON POSSIBLE RISK FACTORS | - Hantz Filbert Siy, Brazil |
16:56 – 17:03 | QUANTITATIVE AND SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF LESION RECURRENCE IN NEWLY DIAGNOSED FRONTAL GLIOBLASTOMA | Manabu Kinoshita, Japan |
17:04 – 17:11 | VALIDATION OF NEWLY PROPOSED CRITERIA FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF INTRACRANIAL TUBERCULOMAS | Venkat Koyalmantham, India |
17:12-17:19 | LASER INTERSTITIAL THERMAL THERAPY AS A TREATMENT MODALITY FOR GLIOBLASTOMA: A LARGE SINGLE INSTITUTIONAL COHORT | Tehila Kaisman-Elbaz, Israel |
#260 - Oral 7: Neuro-Trauma I | Chair: Jean Soustiel (Israel), Tanya Yuen (Australia) | |
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16:30 – 16:37 | E-BIKES (ELECTRICAL BICYCLES AND SCOOTERS) RELATED NEUROSURGICAL INJURIES IN ADULT POPULATION – A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE | Yevgeny Karepov, Israel |
16:38 – 16:45 | THE EVOLUTION OF MODERN NEUROCRITICAL CARE: HOW INVOLVED SHOULD A NEUROSURGEON BE IN THE CRITICAL CARE MANAGEMENT OF NEUROSURGICAL PATIENTS? | Sarah Menacho, USA |
16:46 – 16:53 | THE ROLE OF ACTIVE OR PASSIVE DRAINAGE AFTER EVACUATION OF CHRONIC SUBDURAL HEMATOMA: AN ANALYSIS OF TWO RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS (CSDH-DRAIN-TRIAL AND TOSCAN TRIAL) | Florian Ebel , Switzerland |
16:54 – 17:01 | MORTALITY OF SURGICALLY TREATED IN ELDERLY PATIENTS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PREDICTION SCORE (GNTM SCORE) | Jehuda Soleman, Israel |
17:02 – 17:09 | BLAST INDUCED NEUROTRAUMA | James Ecklund, USA |
17:10 – 17:17 | NEUROSURGICAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DURING THE SECOND WAVE OF COVID PANDEMIC IN NORTHERN ITALY: THE HUB AND SPOKE MODEL | Pietro Paolo Cotrufo, Italy |
17:18-17:25 | IGF-1 AS A RISK FACTOR OF POOR SLEEP QUALITY FOR ADULTS AFTER TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY – ONE YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY | Chiang Yung-Hsiao, Taiwan |
#261 - Oral 8: Pediatrics II | Chairs: James Rutka (Canada), Sandip Chatterjee (India) | |
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16:30 – 16:37 | LONG-TERM RESULTS OF SELECTIVE PERIPHERAL DENERVATION FOR CERVICAL DYSTONIA IN A BELGIAN SINGLE CENTER RETROSPECTIVE STUDY | Myriam Thys, Belgium |
16:38 – 16:45 | FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AFTER SDR IN PATIENT WHO BORN PREMATURE | Kevin Venegas, Belarus |
16:46 – 16:53 | ENDOSCOPIC THIRD VENTRICULOSTOMY (ETV) IN DANDY WALKER MALFORMATION (DWM) | Rajeev Sharma, India |
16:54 – 17:01 | SURGICAL TREATMENT OF SUBDURAL EXTRA-AXIAL FLUID COLLECTION IN INFANTS | Hanna Salauyeva, Belarus |
17:02– 17:09 | OUTCOMES OF GAMMA KNIFE RADIOSURGERY IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH ARTERIO-VENOUS MALFORMATION | Keyur Shah, India |
17:10 – 17:17 | NEUROSURGICAL ENDOSCOPIC TRAINING FOR THIRD VENTRICULOSTOMY USING A SELF-MADE LOW COST 3-DIMENSIONAL PRINTED MODEL | Manuel De Jesus Encarnacion Ramirez, Dominican Republic |
17:30-19:00 Plenary session III
#262- Plenary session III | Chairs: Yong Kwang Tu (Taiwan), Rachel Grossmann (Israel), James Rutka (Canada) | |
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17:30 – 17:44 | Neurosurgery in the Time of Corona | Franco Servadei, Italy |
17:45 – 17:59 | A Neurosurgeon’s Dilemma | Basant Misra, India |
18:00 – 18:14 | Frontiers in Functional Neurosurgery | Aviva Abosch, USA |
18:15 – 18:29 | Medical Fraud and the Neurosurgeon | Tiit Mathiesen, Denemark |
18:30 – 18:44 | Lessons Learned and Unlearned During the Pandemic – An Indian Perspective | Sandip Chatterjee, India |
18:45 – 18:59 | Skull Base Tumors - Shakespeare versus Chekhov | Anil Nanda, USA |
19:30 AACNS 2022 EVENING JERUSALEM TOUR
Wednesday, September 7th, 2022
07:15 – 08:15 Masterclasses
#263 - Neuro-oncology: Optimization of Quality of Life in Brain Tumor Patients – Going Beyond Standard Treatment | Chairs: Kate Drummond (Australia), Rachel Grossman (Israel) | |
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07:15 – 07:24 | The Molecular Genetics of Gliomas – How will this Influence New Treatments | Akash J. Patel, USA |
07:25 – 07:34 | Determinants of Quality of Life in Brain Tumor Patients | Kate Drummond, Australia |
07:35 – 07:44 | Improving Quality of Life in the Neuro-Oncology Clinic | Rachel Grossman, Israel |
07:45 – 07:54 | Innovative solutions | Heidi McAlpine, Australia |
07:55 – 08:15 | Discussion |
#264 - Cerebrovascular: Techniques in Arteriovenous Malformation Surgery | Chairs: John Laidlaw (Australia), Paritosh Pandey (India) | |
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07:15 – 07:24 | How I Do It? | Marco Cenzato, Italy |
07:25 – 07:34 | High Grade Arteriovenous Malformation – Is there ever a role for surgery? | Nirav Patel, USA |
07:35 – 07:44 | Patient selection & complication avoidance | Leon Lai, Australia |
07:45 – 07:54 | The Role of Interventional Neuro-Radiology | Peter Mitchell, Australia |
07:55 – 08:15 | Discussion |
#265 - Spine: Intradural Surgery - Techniques | Chairs: John Winestone (Israel), Michael Groff (USA) | ||
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07:15 – 07:29 | How I Do it & Technical Nuances | Claudius Thome, Austria | |
07:30 – 07:44 | Updates in Management of Intrinsic Spinal Cord Tumors | Mark Bilsky, USA | |
07:45 – 07:59 | Radiation treatment of intrinsic spinal tumors | Lilyana Angelov, USA | |
08:00 – 08:15 | Discussion |
#266 - Neuro-Trauma: Trauma Management - What is important and what’s new? | Chairs: Tanya Yuen (Australia), Guy Rosenthal (israel) | |
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07:15 – 07:24 | SIBICC Algorithm for Managing Intracranial Pressure: The New Standard | Gregory Hawryluk, USA |
07:25 – 07:34 | Decompressive Craniectomy for Traumatic Brain Injuries | Bhadu Kavar, USA |
07:35 – 07:44 | Advanced Cerebral Monitoring | Peter Le-Roux, USA |
07:45 – 07:54 | Biomarkers in Traumatic Brain Injuries | Eiichi Suehiro, Japan |
07:55 – 08:15 | Discussion |
#267 - Skull Base: Vestibular Schwannoma – How I do it? | Chairs: Samuel Moscovici (Israel), Amir Samii (Germany) | |
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07:15 – 07:24 | Retrosigmoid Craniotomy | Nevo Margalit, Israel |
07:25 – 07:34 | Translabyrinthine Craniotomy | Robert Briggs, Australia |
07:35 – 07:44 | Radiation - Residual tumor – management (early radiosurgery or follow up?) | Hidefumi Jokura, Japan |
07:45 – 07:54 | The Intracanalicular Tumor – Management Options | Dwarakanath Srinivas, India |
07:55 – 08:15 | Discussion |
#220 Pediatrics: Controversial Indications of Endoscopy in Children & Craniosynostosis | Chairs: Spyros Sgouros (Greece), Gustavo Rajz (Israel) | |
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07:15 – 07:24 | Endoscopic lavage for Intraventricular Hemorrhage in prematurity | Ulrich-Wilhelm Thomale, Germany |
07:25 – 07:34 | Endoscopic third ventriculostomy with choroid plexus cauterization (ETV-CPC) controversy | Abhaya Kulkarni, Canada |
07:35 – 07:44 | To shunt or to ETV – the African experience | Mahmood Qureshi, Kenya |
Craniosynostosis | ||
07:45 – 07:54 | Digital workflow in synostosis surgery | Raphael Guzman, Switzerland |
07:55 – 08:04 | Minimal invasive cranioplasty in syndromic craniosynostosis | Martina Messing-Jeunger , Germany |
07:55 – 08:15 | Posterior cranial vault surgery - when and how | Guirish Solanki , United Kingdom |
#268 Functional & Epilepsy: "How to set up a DBS Service – Part 1 Supported by an Educational Grant from BrainLab | Chairs: Girish Nair (Australia), Zvi Israel (Israel) | |
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07:15 – 07:29 | What is necessary to set up a new Deep Brain Stimulation service? | Alon Mogilner, USA |
07:30 – 07:44 | Patient Evaluation and Selection | David Arkadir, Israel |
07:45 – 07:59 | Appropriate Target Selection | Ido Strauss, Israel |
08:00 – 08:15 | Discussion |
08:30 – 10:00 Main Topic Sessions
#269 - Neuro-oncology: Low-grade Glioma | Chairs: Kate Drummond (Australia), Manfred Westphal (Germany), Deborah T. Blumenthal (Israel) | ||
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08:30 - 08:49 | The Changing Landscape of the Genetics in Low-grade Gliomas - How it influences patient focused treatment | Wenya Linda Bi, USA | |
08:50 - 09:01 | Incidental Low-grade Glioma - Management Options | Nader Sanai, USA | |
09:02 - 09:13 | Surgery for Low-grade Glioma – state of the art vs. population-based perspective | Asegir Jakola, Norway | |
09:14 – 09:41 | Management of Recurrence – Patient Focused Treatment – Case Presentations | ||
09:14 – 09:21 | Peter Heppner, New Zealand | ||
09:22 – 09:29 | Leor Zach, Israel | ||
09:30 – 09:37 | Manabu Kinoshita, Japan | ||
09:38 – 09:41 | Discussion | ||
09:42 – 09:51 | Functional Outcomes and Cognition | Kate Drummond, Australia | |
09:52 – 09:59 | Discussion |
#270 - Cerebrovascular: Cerebrovascular Bypass | Chairs: John Laidlaw (Australia), Dwarakanath Srinivas (India), Michael Lawton (USA), Paritosh Pandey (India) | |||
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08:30 - 08:54 | The Role of cerebral revascularization in the treatment of cerebrovascular disease | Paritosh Pandey, India | ||
08:55 - 09:04 | The Role of Endovascular Techniques | Peter Mitchell, Australia | ||
09:05 - 09:16 | Moyamoya Methods of Direct/Indirect Revascularization | Peter Vajkoczy, Germany | ||
09:17 - 09:26 | Moyamoya – Is There More Than One Type? | David Bervini, Switzerland | ||
09:27 - 09:36 | Update in Surgical Approaches to Moyamoya Disease | Miki Fujimura, Japan | ||
09:37- 09:44 | Moyamoya – Case Panel Discussion – Bervini, Fujimura to present cases | |||
09:37 – 09:44 | David Bervini, Switzerland | |||
09:45 – 09:52 | Miki Fujimura, Japan | |||
09:53 - 09:57 | Discussion |
#271 - Spine: Spinal Disasters | Chairs: Nachshon Knoller (Israel), Christopher Shaffrey (Australia), Michael Wang (USA), Shrinivas Rohidas (India) | ||
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08:30 - 08:41 | Lessons Learned in Spinal Alignment | Regis Haid, USA | |
08:42 - 08:53 | Post-Operative Spinal Infections – Minimization & Treatment | Michael Wang, USA | |
08:54 -09:03 | Occult Instability | Ran Harel, Israel | |
09:04 - 09:59X | Panel Discussion: My Worst Spinal Disaster and what I’ve learned From It | ||
09:04 - 09:10 | Andres Vargas, Israel | ||
09:11 - 09:17 | Mohammed Awad, Australia | ||
09:18 - 09:24 | Tanya Yuen, Australia | ||
09:25 - 09:31 | Shrinivas Rohidas, India | ||
09:32 - 09:38 | Kevin Seex, Australia | ||
09:39 -09:59 | Discussion |
#272 - Neuro-Trauma: Decompressive Craniectomy – Where We Are Today | Chairs: Guy Rosenthal (Israel), David Okonkwo (USA), Eiichi Suehiro (Japan) | ||
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08:30 – 08:41 | DECRA Study – Lessons Learned | Jeffrey Rosenfeld, Australia | |
08:42 – 08:51 | RESCUEicp Trial – Lessons Learned | Shelly Timmons, USA | |
08:52 – 09:01 | RESCUE-ASDH Trial – Leave the Bone Flap Off or Put it Back? | Ivan Timofeev, United Kingdom | |
09:02 – 09:11 | How I Do a Decompression | Guy Rosenthal, Israel | |
09:12 – 09:23 | Tiered Therapy for Intracranial Pressure (SIBICC Guidelines) | Gregory Hawryluk, USA | |
09:24 – 09:59 | Case Presentations | ||
09:20 – 09:26 | Virendra Deo Sinha, India | ||
09:27 – 09:33 | Saadit Sarah Houri, Israel | ||
09:34 – 09:40 | Samuel Tobias, Israel | ||
09:41 – 09:59 | Discussion |
#273 Skull Base: Complex Skull Base Tumor | Chairs: Michael Madison (USA), Sergey Spektor (Israel), Michael Link (USA), Michihiro Kohno (Japan) | ||
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08:30 - 08:44 | Interface Between Skull Base and Vascular Tumors – Revascularization | Basant Misra, India | |
08:45 - 09:13 | Chordoma | ||
08:45 - 08:52 | Maximal Resection– When & How Much is Enough? | Sergey Spektor, Israel | |
08:53 - 09:07 | Radiation Therapy - Proton or Photon? | Jalali Rakesh, India | |
09:08 – 09:13 | Discussion | ||
09:14 – 09:25 | Petroclival Meningioma: Resisting the Siren’s Song | Anil Nanda, India | |
09:26 – 09:35 | Glomus – Is Surgery Ever Necessary? | William Couldwell, USA | |
09:36 – 09:45 | Spheno – Orbital Meningioma – When to Operate and What to Do? | Samuel Moscovici, Israel | |
09:46 – 09:59 | Case Presentation | ||
09:46 – 09:50 | Jean Sustiel, Israel | ||
09:51 – 09:55 | Takeo Goto, Japan | ||
09:56 – 09:59 | Discussion |
# 274 Pediatrics: Pediatric Central Nervous System Tumors – Part 1 | Chairs: Michael Handler (USA), Harry Rappaport (Israel), Rina Dvir (Israel) | |
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08:30 – 08:39 | Pediatric craniopharyngiomas – Aggressive surgery | Jeffrey Wisoff, USA |
08:40 – 08:49 | Pediatric craniopharyngiomas – The St Jude results on minimal surgery and radiotherapy | Tom Merchant, USA |
08:50 – 08:59 | Pediatric Low-Grade Glioma – treatment alternatives – In Neurofibromatosis Type 1 | Roger Packer, USA |
09:00 – 09:09 | Pediatric Low-Grade Glioma – treatment alternatives – in Non-Neurofibromatosis Type 1 | Uri Tabori, Canada |
09:10 – 09:19 | Spinal cord tumors in children | George Jallo, USA |
09:20 – 09:29 | Updates on pediatric pineal tumor decision making | Nejat Akalan, Turkey |
09:30 – 09:39 | Supratentorial ependymomas – current trends | Lissa Baird, USA |
09:40 – 09:49 | How holy is “1.5” in medulloblastoma surgery? | Mony Benifla, Israel |
09:50 - 09:59 | Discussion |
#275 - Functional & Epilepsy: Functional Neurosurgery for Neuropsychiatry | Chairs: Aviva Abosch (USA), Zion Zibli (Israel), Michael Schulder (USA) | |
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08:30 - 08:44 | Evolution of Our Understanding of Neural Pathways Underlying Neuropsychiatric Disease | Renana Eitan. Israel |
08:45 - 08:59 | Walter Freeman and the Proud History of Psychosurgery | Michael Schulder, USA |
09:00 - 09:14 | The Future of DBS for Psychiatric Disorders | Ali Rezai, USA |
09:15 - 09:29 | Deep Brain Stimulation for Intractable Depression | Girish Nair, Australia |
09:30 - 09:44 | Deep Brain Stimulation for Intractable Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder | Sameer Sheth, USA |
09:45 - 09:56 | Tourette's Syndrome | Veerle Visser-Vandewalle, Netherlands |
09:57 - 09:59 | Discussion |
#276 - Brains Symposium | ||
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08:15 - 08:29 | Introduction & Welcome to BRAINS | |
08:30 - 08:44 | Tamar Robotics’ Endoscopic Robotic System for Neurosurgery – where every millimeter counts | Noam Hasidov, CEO and Co-founder , Tamar Robotics |
08:45 - 08:59 | Self-Cleaning Shunt (SCS™) for Hydrocephalus treatment | Gustavo Rajz, Microbot |
09:00 - 09:15 | BRAINSWAY | |
09:15 - 09:29 | The power of communication | Or Retzkin, CEO and Co-founder, Eye Control |
09:30 - 09:44 | Alpha DaRT - First Brain tumor treatment with Alpha particles | Ronen Segal- Chief Technology Officer, AlphaTau |
09:45 - 09:59 | Deep Learning Based Radiological Longitudinal Volumetric Evaluation of Brain Metastases After Stereotactic Radiosurgery | Yonny Hammer |
10:00 - 10:15 | BrainWatch - keeping an eye on brain injured patients, an automatic and continual pupillary examination system | Ilan Carmel |
10:00-10:30 Coffee Break, Exhibition And Posters Viewing
10:30-13:00 Plenary Session IV
#277 - Plenary Session IV - Supported by an Educational Grant from Novocure | Chairs: Shlomi Constantini (Israel), Azmi Bin Alias (Malaysia), Regis Haid (USA), Akio Morita (Japan) | |
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10:30 – 10:44 | Artificial Intelligence in Neurosurgery | Yigal Shoshan, Congress President, Israel |
10:45 – 10:59 | AASNS President's Lecture | Wan-Tew Seow, AASNS President, Singapore |
11:00 – 11:19 | Perspectives on Modern Multimodality Care of Pediatric Low-Grade Glioma | James Rutka, Canada |
11:20 – 11:34 | Clinical Studies in Cerebral Glioma – Update | Antonio Chiocca, USA |
11:35 – 11:49 | The Neurosurgeon Scientist - The Future | Henry Brem, USA |
11:50 – 12:04 | Focused Ultrasound Guided Blood Brain Barrier Opening: Current and Emerging Applications | Ali Rezai, USA |
12:05 – 12:19 | Quality of Life in Low Grade Glioma | Kate Drummond, Australia |
12:20 – 12:34 | What is Stupp 2.0? | Roger Stupp, Canada |
12:35 – 12:49 | The Neurosurgeon’s Role in the Molecular Era of Glioma Management | Mitchel Berger, USA |
13:00-14:30 Lunch Break, Exhibition And Posters Viewing
13:20-14:20 Sponsored Sessions
# 278 - The Proton Therapy Center – Cincinnati Children’s and University of Cincinnati Medical Center | ||
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13:20 – 14:20 | Proton Therapy and its Role in the Treatment of Pediatric and Adult Brain Tumors | John C. Breneman, USA |

#276 - Brains Symposium | ||
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13:30 - 13:44 | ArtiFascia: A Completely New Approach for Dural Repair | Amir Bahar, Nurami Medical Nanofiber Technology |
13:45 - 13:59 | Neurotechnology Innovation at the Israeli Directorate of Defense R&D | Alona Barnea |
14:00 - 14:14 | Aidoc Comprehensive Neurosciences Platform | Gal Yaniv, Aidoc |
14:15 - 14:29 | Accelerating Innovation in Neurosurgery | Komal Prasad |
13:30 – 14:30 Oral Presentations
# 279 - Invited Orals 2: Vascular | Chairs: Batuk Kumar Diyora (India), Gil Sviri (Israel) | |
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13:30 – 13:39 | LEARNING CURVE OF CAVERNOUS SINUS SURGERY: ILLUSTRATED IN PRE-TEMPORAL TRANS-CAVERNOUS APPROACH FOR SYMPTOMATIC INTRA-CAVERNOUS ANEURYSM CLIPPING | Chih-Hsiang Liao, Taiwan |
13:40 – 13:49 | KEYHOLE SURGERY FOR INTRACRANICAL ANEURYSMS | Chiung-Chyi Shen, Taiwan |
13:50 – 13:59 | SURGICAL STRATEGIES TO THE PARACLINOID ANEURYSMS: MORE THAN 300 CASES OF EXPERIENCES AT TAIPEI VGH | Sanford PC Hsu, Taiwan |
14:00 – 14:09 | CAVERNOMAS: META-ANALYSIS – SURGERY, RADIOSURGERY, NATURAL COURSE | Adela Bubenikova, Czech Republic |
14:10 – 14:19 | DO WE NEED INTRAVENOUS THROMBOLYSIS BEFORE MECHANICAL THROMBECTOMY? THE SKIP RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL | Yuji Matsumaru, Japan |
14:20 – 14:29 | RECENT ADVANCE IN CEREBRAL ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATION (AVM) SURGERY-USEFULNESS OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL FUSION IMAGE AND PREOPERATIVE EMBOLIZATION | Takayauki Hara, Japan |
#280 - Oral 9: Spine II | Chairs: Caroline Tan (Australia), Girish Nair (Australia) | |
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13:30 -13:37 | EVALUATION OF THE SAFETY AND PERFORMANCE OF A NOVEL COMPUTER-AIDED INTRA-OPERATIVE GUIDANCE SYSTEM BASED ON FLUOROSCOPY IN MIS SPINAL STABILIZATION SURGERY IN A FIRST IN-HUMAN PROSPECTIVE STUDY | Shay Menachem, Israel |
13:38 - 13:45 | INSTRUMENTED DECOMPRESSION IN THE ELDERLY WITH DEGENERATIVE LUMBAR CANAL STENOSIS WITH COMORBIDITIES IMPROVES QUALITY OF LIFE | Harjinder Singh Bhatoe, India |
13:46 - 13:53 | PREOPERATIE PERCUTANEOUS MICROCOIL LOCALISATION FOR SPINAL SURGERY IS SAFE, ACCURATE, AND EFFECTIVE: A SINGLE-CENTER INITIAL EXPERIENCE | Tarundeep Dhaliwal, Australia |
13:54 - 14:01 | POSTERIOR ILIAC INTERVAL AND THE RELATIONSHIP TO THE SCREW ANGULATION | Benjamin Ho, Australia |
14:02 - 14:09 | THE IMPACT OF INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING ATTENUATIONS ON THE EXTENT OF RESECTION IN BENIGN INTRAMEDULLARY SPINAL CORD TUMORS: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS | Gil Kimchi, Israel |
14:10 - 14:17 | DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL LOW-COST EXOSCOPE TO EXPAND ACCESS TO MICRONEUROSURGICAL CARE IN LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES | Manuel De Jesus Encarnacion Ramirez, Dominican Republic |
#281 - Oral 10: Cerebrovascular II | Chairs: Leon Lai (Australia), Moshe Attia (Israel) | |
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13:30 – 13:37 | INTRACRANIAL DURAL ARTERIO-VENOUS FISTULA WITH PROGRESSIVE CERVICAL MYELOPATHY | Komal Prasad Chandrachari, India |
13:38 - 13:45 | MIDDLE MENINGEAL ARTERY EMBOLIZATION FOR CHRONIC SUBDURAL HEMATOMA: INITIAL EXPERIENCE | David Hazon, Israel |
13:46 -13:53 | AGE, GENDER, AND OTHER FACTORS RELATED TO TWISTED CAROTID BIFURCATION BASED ON OVER 900 SIDES OF ANGIOGRAPHY | Joji Tokugawa, Japan |
13:54 - 14:01 | FLOW DIVERSION FOR TREATMENT OF ACUTELY RUPTURED INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSMS: AN INTERNATIONAL MULTICENTER EXPERIENCE FROM 121 CONSECUTIVE CASES | Lea Kohanov, Israel |
14:02 - 14:09 | FEMALE HORMONE THERAPY AND RISK OF INTRACRANIAL HAEMORRHAGE FROM CEREBRAL CAVERNOUS MALFORMATIONS: A MULTICENTRE OBSERVATIONAL COHORT STUDY | Alejandro Santos, Germany |
14:10 - 14:17 | SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF COMPLEX MCA ANEURYSMS | Dwarakanath Srinivas, India |
14:18 - 14:25 | NEUROLOGICAL EVENT PREDICTION FOR PATIENTS WITH SYMPTOMATIC CEREBRAL CAVERNOUS MALFORMATION: THE BLED2 SCORE | Liat Oxman, Israel |
# 282 - Oral 11: Pediatrics III | Chairs: Mony Benifla (Israel) , Wan-Tew Seow (Singapore) | |
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13:30 -13:37 | TREATMENT OF SCM TYPE I WITH SPINAL DEFORMITY: ONE-STAGE, TWO-STAGE TREATMENT OR DEFORMITY CORRECTION WITHOUT SEPTUM REMOVAL | Olga Sergeenko, Russia |
13:38 - 13:45 | FUNCTIONALITY AND REVISION RATE OF TWO DIFFERENT SHUNT VALVES IN PEDIATRIC AND ADULT PATIENTS | Peter Baumgarten, Germany |
13:45 - 13:52 | MANAGEMENT OF PEDIATRIC CERVICAL KYPHOSIS-EXPERIENCE OF 30 CASES | Bharat Kumar Subramanya, India |
13:53 - 14:00 | LONG TERM COSMETIC, OPHTHALMOLOGICAL, COGNITIVE, AND PARENTAL SATISFACTORY OUTCOME AFTER OPEN SAGITTAL CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS REPAIR | Jehuda Soleman, Switzerland |
14:01 - 14:08 | VENTRICULO-SINUS SHUNTS (VSS): THE ROLE IN SELECTED PATIENTS | Segev Gabay, Israel |
14:09 - 14:16 | INNOVATION IN DIAGNOSIS AND SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF PEDIATRIC EPILEPSY | David Adelson, USA |
#283 - Oral 12: Neuro-oncology II | Chairs: Peter Heppner (New Zealand), Shweta Kedia (India)rael), Shweta Kedia (India) | |
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13:30 -13:37 | PHASE I TRIAL OF SULFASALAZINE COMBINED WITH STEREOTACTIC RADIOSURGERY FOR RECURRENT GLIOBLASTOMA: STUDY PROTOCOL FOR NCT04205357 | Bente Sandvei Skeie, Norway |
13:38 - 13:45 | ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY OF INTRAVENTRICULAR CHOROID PLEXUS TUMORS AT CHILDREN | Sufianov Albert, Russia |
13:46 - 13:53 | UTILITY OF THE SPINAL INSTABILITY SCORE IN PATIENTS WITH SPINAL METASTASES: A SINGLE CENTER STUDY WITH 332 PATIENTS | Shiban Ehab, Germany |
13:54 - 14:01 | PRIMARY INTRADURAL EXTRAMEDULLARY EWINGS SARCOMA -A CRITICAL ANALYSIS AND SYSTEMIC REVIEW OF LITERATURE | Raman Bhavana, India |
14:02 - 14:09 | EFFECT OF GAMMAKNIFE RADIOSURGERY IN TUMOR RELATED TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA | Prabu Raj Andiperumal Raj, India |
14:10 - 14:17 | Modified Poppen’s approach for pineal region lesions: Indications, technical nuances and outcomes | Arivazhagan Arimappamagan , India |
#284 - Oral 13: Skull Base II | Chairs: Felix Umansky (Israel), Takeo Goto (Japan) | |
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13:30 – 13:37 | THE ROLE OF FORAMEN LACERUM IN EXTENDED ENDONASAL SKULL BASE SURGERY | Weishin Wang, Taiwan |
13:38 - 13:45 | CURRENT STRATEGY AND RECENT RESULTS OF TREATMENT OF PETROCLIVAL MENINGIOMA | Sarit Shah India |
13:46 -13:53 | SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF VISUAL PATHWAYS CAVERNOUS MALFORMATION BLEEDING. THREE CASES AND LITERATURE REVIEW | Michael Farberov, Israel |
13:54 - 14:01 | MAPPING AND MONITORING OF CORTICOSPINAL TRACTS BY DIRECT BRAINSTEM STIMULATION | Oliver Bozinov, Switzerland |
14:02 - 14:09 | TENTORIAL MENINGIOMAS: REPORT OF A SERIES WITH 111 PATIENTS | Mustafa Guduk, Turkey |
14:10- 14:17 | MULTICOMPARTMENTAL TRIGEMINAL SCHWANNOMAS: SURGICAL TECHNIQUE AND NUANCES | Anil Kumar, India |
14:18 - 14:25 | EARLY SURGERY FOR PATIENTS WITH NON-FUNCTIONING PITUITARY MACROADENOMA WITHOUT VISUAL IMPAIRMENT - IS IT JUSTIFIED (AND WHEN)? | Elad Avraham, Israel |
14:26 - 14:33 | CONTROVERSIES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF COLLOID CYST | Hemant Bhartiya, India |
14:30 – 15:30 Plenary Session V
#285 - Plenary session V | Chairs: Yigal Shoshan (Israel), Basant Misra (India), Andreas Demetriades (Scotland) | |
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14:30 – 14:44 | The Making of a Successful Start-Up | Stefan Vilsmeier, Germany |
14:45 – 14:59 | Spontaneous Intracranial Hypotension - A Dilemma | Dhaval P Shukla, India |
15:00 – 15:14 | Cervical Arthroplasty – Current Concepts & Limitations | Regis Haid, USA |
15:15 – 15:29 | Robotics and Medical Engineering in the field of Neurosurgery | Akio Morita, Japan |
15:30 – 17:00 Main Topic Sessions
#286 - Video Session II | Moderator: Michael Lawton, USA | |
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Panel: William Couldwell (USA), Michael Lawton (USA), Andrew Kaye (Israel), Andrew Morokoff (Australia) | ||
15:30 – 15:51 | Paul Gardner, USA | |
15:52 – 16:13 | Mitchel Berger, USA | |
16:14 – 16:35 | Florian Roser, Germany | |
16:36 – 16:57 | Basant Misra, India |
#287 - Neuro-Complications: Major Complications Following 'Minor' Surgeries, Spine, Pediatrics | Chair: Keki Turel (India), Frederick Boop (Canada), Shlomi Constantini (Israel) | |
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15:30 - 15:34 | Introduction | Keki Turel, India |
15:35 - 15:39 | I wish I’d known it could happen before it did | Sarah Olson, Australia |
15:40 - 15:44 | Problems in Instrumentation of CVJ in Syndromic AAD | Natarajan Muthukumar, India |
15:45 - 15:54 | Complications I have learnt from in Tethered Cord Surgery | Sandip Chatterjee, India |
15:55 - 15:59 | Life Threatening Hemorrhagic Complication of Cranial Expansion Surgery in Syndromic Craniosynostosis | Azmi Bin Alias, Malaysia |
16:00 - 16:04 | Posterior reversible encephalopathy (PRES) syndrome following functional hemispherotomy | Dattatraya Muzumdar, India |
16:05 - 16:14 | Mutism following Posterior fossa surgery, Case report and review of literature | Frederick Boop, Canada |
16:15 - 16:19 | Multiloculated Hydrocephalus as complication in post infectious hydrocephalus | Llewellyn Padayachy , South Africa |
16:20 - 16:24 | Multiple sequential EDHs following EVD for acute hydrocephalus due to aqueductal stenosis successfully managed with ETV | Dhaval P Shukla, India |
16:25 - 16:29 | Complications of ventricular access for neuroendoscopic procedures | Dhaval P Shukla, India |
16:30 - 16:34 | An unusual cause of delayed bleeding following a neuroendoscopic procedure managed successfully with multimodality treatment | Dhaval P Shukla, India |
16:35 - 16:39 | Massive intraventricular bleed following ventriculoperitoneal shunt insertion. Technical aberration | Dattatraya Muzumdar, India |
16:40 - 16:44 | Uncommon Complications from VP Shunts | Azmi Bin Alias, Malaysia |
16:45 - 16:49 | Massive IVH from Rebleed Hypophyseal Artery (Post ETS , GH secreting Adenoma) - Tumour | Azmi Bin Alias, Malaysia |
16:50 - 16:54 | Multiple errors in the treatment of an ICA lesion after pituitary surgery | Uwe Spetzger, Germany |
16:55 - 16:59 | Vascular Complications during endonasal transphenoidal surgeries | Akio Morita, Japan |
#288 - Skull Base: Vestibular Schwannoma | Chairs: Robert Briggs (Australia), Michihiro Kohno (Japan), Uzi Ben-David (Israel) | ||
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15:30 – 15:59 | Debate: Medium Size Vestibular Schwannoma – Surgery vs Radiation or Both | ||
15:30 – 15:39 | Michael Link, USA | ||
15:40 - 15:49 | Andrew Kaner, Israel | ||
15:50 – 15:59 | Discussion | ||
16:00 – 16:11 | Radiation Treatment – Is There a Limit Size | Arivazhagan Arimappamagan, India | |
16:12 – 16:23 | Complications – How I try to Avoid Them | Nevo Margalit, Israel | |
16:24 – 16:35 | Demystifying myths about vestibular schwannoma surgery and techniques for facial nerve preservation | Suresh Nair, India | |
16:36 – 16:59 | Discussion |
#289 - Neuro-oncology: Metastases | Chair: Rachel Grossman (Israel), Gene Barnett (USA), Wai Hoe Ng (Singapore), Wenya Linda Bi (USA) | ||
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15:30 - 15:41 | New Treatment Paradigms for Metastases – Overview | Rachel Grossman, Israel | |
15:42 - 15:53 | Targeted Medical Treatments for Metastases | Philip Blumenfeld, Israel | |
15:54 - 16:05 | Central Nervous System Lymphoma | Lakshmi Nayak,USA | |
16:06 - 16:41 | Case Presentations: What Do We Do Now? – My Perspective | ||
16:06 - 16:13 | Surgical Perspective | Ivan Ng, Singapore | |
16:14 - 16:21 | Surgical Perspective | Amit Azriel, Israel | |
16:22 - 16:29 | Neuro-oncologist | Tali Siegal, Israel | |
16:30 - 16:37 | Radiosurgeon Perspective | Manjul Tripathi, India | |
16:38 - 16:41 | Discussion | ||
16:42 - 16:59 | Case Presentations | Rachel Grossman, Israel | |
Panel - Mark Wygoda (Israel), Wai Hoe Ng (Singapore), Tali Siegal (Israel) |
#290 - Pediatrics: Chiari, Tethered Cord and Skeletal Dysplasia | Chairs: Sandip Chatterjee (India), Martina Messing-Jeunger (Germany), | |
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Chiari –Syrinx | ||
15:30 - 15:39 | Intra vs extradural – what is the evidence | Robert Keating, USA |
15:40 - 15:49 | C1-C2 fusion for Chiari Malformation – what is the evidence | Eric Legaspi, Philippines |
15:50 - 15:59 | Surgical management of complex pediatric craniocervical junction | Guirish Solanki, United Kingdom |
Debates in tethered cord and prenatal surgery | ||
16:00 – 16:09 | Open vs endoscopic prenatal techniques for MMC repair | Igor Faquini, Brazil |
Skeletal dysplasias and other congenital malformations | ||
16:10 – 16:19 | Achondroplasia for the pediatric neurosurgeon | Moise Danielpour, Brazil |
16:20 – 16:29 | The limitations of endoscopic treatment for craniosynostosis | Hans Deyle, Netherlands |
16:30 – 16:39 | VUCA in neurosurgery – the case of the first craniopagus twins in Israel | Mickey Gideon, Israel |
16:40 – 16:49 | Posterior cranial vault distraction osteogenesis in craniosynostosis - volume before cosmetics | Kazuaki Shimoji, Japan |
# 291 - Functional & Epilepsy: Functional for Movement Disorders | Chairs: Ido Strauss (Israel), Aviva Abosch (USA), Milind Sankhe (India) | ||
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15:30 - 15:41 | Sleep and Sedation in the Basal Ganglia and the Human DBS Theater | Hagai Bergman, Israel | |
15:42 - 15:53 | Current State-of-the-art | Zvi Israel, Israel | |
15:54 - 16:14 | Debate: Asleep Vs Awake Deep Brain Stimulation – (is micro recording necessary?) | ||
15:54 - 16:01 | Asleep | Girish Nair, India | |
16:02 - 16:09 | Awake | Idit Tamir, Israel | |
16:10 - 16:14 | Questions | ||
16:15 - 16:26 | Surgical Management of Post-Traumatic Movement Disorders | Krishna Kumar, India | |
16:26 - 16:49 | Debate - Ablation or Stimulation | ||
16:26 - 16:33 | Ablation | Sarah Olson, Australia | |
16:34 - 16:41 | Stimulation | Aviva Abosch, USA | |
16:42 - 16:49 | Questions | ||
16:50 - 16:59 | Magnetic Resonance Guided Focused Ultrasound – Current & Future Applications | Zion Zibli, Israel |
#292 - Spine: Emerging Technology | Chairs: Christopher Shaffrey (USA), Bhadu Kavar (Australia) , Claudius Thome (Austria), John Winestone (Israel) | ||
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15:30 - 15:49 | Panel Discussion: Robotic Spine Surgery | ||
15:30 - 15:37 | Ehab Shiban, Israel | ||
15:40 - 15:46 | Florian Ringel, Germany | ||
15:47 - 15:49 | Discussion | ||
15:50 - 16:01 | Artificial Cervical Discs – Update | Regis Haid, USA | |
16:02 – 16:16 | Endoscopic- Is It Making a Comeback? | Michael Wang, USA | |
16:17 – 16:28 | New Lumbar Motion Preservation Surgery? | Eyal Itzhayek, Israel | |
16:29 – 16:40 | How Biologics Will Influence Surgery | Michael Groff, USA | |
16:41 – 16:52 | The Clinical Value of Innovative Technologies in Spinal Oncology | Bernhard Meyer, USA | |
16:53 – 16:59 | Discussion |
#293 - Peripheral: Controversies in peripheral nerve surgery | Chairs: Yuval Shapira (Israel), Eric Zager (USA), Gavin Davis (Australia) | |
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15:30 – 15:44 | Neurolysis – how much is enough? | Yuval Shapira, Israel |
15:45 – 15:59 | Salvage procedures for upper limb function | Tamir Pritsch, Israel |
16:00 – 16:14 | Stem cell therapy for peripheral nerve regeneration | Xiaofeng Jia, USA |
16:15 – 16:29 | Management of nerve tumors – biopsy vs resection vs medical treatment | Ketan Desai, India |
16:30 – 16:44 | Controversies in end-end and end-side nerve transfers | Rajiv Midha, India |
16:45 – 16:59 | Central Plasticity following Peripheral Nerve injury and Regeneration | Chandan Mohanty, India |
17:00-17:30 Coffee Break, Exhibition And Posters Viewing
17:30– 18:30 Oral Presentations
#294 - INVITED ORALS 4: CEREVASCULAR, Functional & EPILEPSY | Chairs: Batuk Kumar Diyora (India), Sarah Olson (Australia) | |
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17:30 -17:49 | EPILEPSY BIOINFORMATICS STUDY FOR ANTIEPILEPTOGENIC THERAPY (EPIBIOS4RX) | Denes Agoston, USA |
17:50 -17:59 | TRANS SYLVIAN TRANS UNCAL SELECTIVE AMYGDALOHIPPOCAMPECTOMY FOR MESIAL TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY: ADDITIONAL POSTERIOR RESECTION WITH ENDOSCOPE | Ichiro Takumi , Japan |
18:00 - 18:09 | FLOW DIVERSION FOR INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSM TREATMEN | Justin Singer , USA |
18:10 - 18:19 | ENDOVASCULAR DOES NOT ALWAYS EQUAL MINIMALLY INVASIVE: DECISION MAKING ON COILING OR CLIPPING FOR EVERYDAY ANEURYSMS: THE PERSPECTIVE OF A DUAL-TRAINED NEUROSURGEON | Sujoy Sanyal, India |
18:20 - 18:29 | TREATMENT OF GIANT INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSMS USING THE PIPELINE FLOW-DIVERTING STENT: LONG-TERM RESULTS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF THE PIPELINE EMBOLIZATION DEVICE (INTREPED) STUDY | Ramesh Grandhi, India |
#295 - Invited Orals 5: Skull Base, Radiosurgery | Chairs: Andrew Kaner (Israel), Andrew Morokoff, Australia) | |
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17:30 – 17:39 | RADIOSURGERY WITH THE NEW ZAP-X DEVICE: THE INITIAL SWISS EXPERIENCE, 2021-2022 | Ethan Taub, Switzerland |
17:40 – 17:49 | CYBERKNIFE RADIOSURGERY FOR AVM - 268 cases in 12 yrs - institutional experience | Balamurugan Mangaleswaran, India |
17:50 - 17:59 | GROWTH DYNAMICS OF INCIDENTAL MENINGIOMAS A PROSPECTIVE LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP STUDY | Torbjorn Stromsnes, Norway |
18:00 -18:09 | CHANGING TRENDS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CRANIOPHARYNGIOMAS | Chandrashekhar Deopujari, India |
18:10 - 18:19 | PATTERNS OF RESPONSE AFTER GAMMA KNIFE RADIOSURGERY IN CASES OF CAVERNOUS SINUS LESIONS | Nishanth Sadashiva, India |
18:20 - 18:29 | CEREBRAL VENOUS SINUS THROMBOSIS FOLLOWING TRANSLABYRINTHINE APPROACH FOR VESTIBULAR SCHWANNOMA: RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF 89 CASES | Yuval Sufaro, Israel |
#296 - Oral 14: Cerebrovascular III | Chairs: Leon Lai (Australia) , Moshe Attia (Israel) | |
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17:30 – 17:37 | APPLICATION OF ROBOTIC STEREOTACTIC ASSISTANCE (ROSA) FOR SPONTANEOUS INTRACEREBRAL HEMATOMA ASPIRATION AND THROMBOLYTIC CATHETER PLACEMENT | Hui-Tzung Luh, Taiwan |
17:38 – 17:45 | IMPACT OF RNF213 POLYMORPHISM p.R4810K ON INDIRECT BYPASS DEVELOPMENT AFTER COMBINED DIRECT AND INDIRECT REVASCULARIZATION SURGERY FOR ADULT MOYAMOYA DIESEASE | Masaki Ito, Japan |
17:46 – 17:53 | HIGH-FLOW BYPASS SURGERY FOR GIANT FUSIFORM DOLICHOECTACTIC VERTEBROBASILAR ARTERY ANEURYSMS: A CASE SERIES | Richard Shaw, Australia |
17:54 – 18:01 | CAROTID CAVERNOUS FISTULA: ENDOVASCULAR MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES | Batuk Kumar Diyora, India |
18:02 – 18:09 | IATROGENIC ANEURYSM IN NEUROSURGERY: AN INSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE AND PROPOSAL OF A MANAGEMENT ALGORITHM | Kamlesh Bhaisora, India |
18:10 - 18:17 | SPONTANEOUS CEREBELLAR HEMATOMAS - WHEN & HOW TO INTERVENE? | Merry Kallely, India |
18:18 - 18:25 | MICROSURGERY OF GIANT INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSM | Rohan Roy, India |
# 297 - Oral 15: Pediatrics IV | Chairs: Mony Benifla (Israel), Wan-Tew Seow (Singapore) | |
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17:30 – 17:37 | DECOMPRESSIVE CRANIOPLASTY CAN IMPROVE DEVELOPMENTAL QUOTIENT(DQ), LANGUAGE EXPRESSION AND AUTISTIC SCORES IN PATIENTS WITH MILD METOPIC SUTURESYNOSTOSIS ASSOCIATED WITH DEVELOPMENTAY DELAY. -A PROSPECTIVE DUAL INSTITUTE STUDY WITH A NATURAL HISTORY PHASE | Kazuaki Shimoji, Japan |
17:38 – 17:45 | LOW-INTENSITY PULSED ULTRASOUND TO MITIGATE SKULL FLAP RESORPTION FOLLOWING CRANIOPLASTY | David Hersh, USA |
17:46 – 17:53 | POSITIONAL SHUNT ASSIST FOR SLIT VENTRICLE SYNDROME | Lee Azolai, Israel |
17:54 – 18:01 | STREAMLINING ASSESSMENTS: GETTING EVERYONE ON THE SAME PAGE FOR HEAD TRAUMA CAN SAVE LIVES | Stephanie Gurevich, USA |
18:02 – 18:08 | DEFINING A TAXONOMICAL MAP FOR CRANIOSYNOSTOSES: A UNIFIED FUNCTIONAL-APPROACH BASED NOMENCLATURE AND APPLICATION FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY WORKFLOW IN CRANIOSYNOSTOSES MANAGEMENT | Suhas Udayakumaran, India |
18:09 – 18:16 | PATIENT AND CAREGIVER REPORTED OUTCOME MEASURES AFTER SINGLE-LEVEL SELECTIVE DORSAL RHIZOTOMY IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSY | Jehuda Soleman, Switzerland |
18:17 - 18:24 | SEVERE BASILAR IMPRESSION IN OSTEOGENESIS IMPERFECTA TREATED WITH HALO GRAVITY TRACTION, OCCIPITOCERVICOTHORACIC FUSION, FORAMEN MAGNUM AND UPPER CERVICAL DECOMPRESSION AND EXPANSIVE DUROPLASTY | Luca Paun, Switzerland |
#298 - Oral 16: Spine III | Chairs: Caroline Tan (Australia), Girish Nair (Australia) | |
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17:30 – 17:37 | SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDOSIS -RELATED ORTHOPEDICS PATHOLOGY | Polina Ochirova, Russia |
17:38 – 17:45 | COMPARISON OF PRE-CURVED PEEK RODS VS TITANIUM RODS IN PERCUTANEOUS LUMBAR SPINAL FUSION: 9 YEARS FOLLOW UP | Aiman Maidan, Kazakhstan |
17:46 – 17:53 | PROPENSITY MATCHED COHORT STUDY COMPARING ACCURACY OF ROBOTIC ASSISTED SPINAL SURGERY VERSUS NAVIGATION ALONE: EARLY EXPERIENCE OF 260 PEDICLE SCREWS | Saman Shabani, USA |
17:54 – 18:01 | MINIMAL INVASIVE FACETECTOMY AND FUSION FOR RESECTION OF DUMBBELL TUMORS IN THE LUMBAR SPINE | Michael Schwake, Germany |
18:02 – 18:09 | SPINAL AVF SURGICAL TREATMENT FOLLOWING FAILED ENDOVASCULAR TREATMENT | Ran Harel, Israel |
18:10 – 18:17 | ANTERIOR CERVICAL APPROACH FOR SUBAXIAL CERVICAL TRAUMA: PREDICTIVE FACTORS FOR FAILURE | Nulman Maya, Israel |
18:18 - 18:25 | SIZE DOES NOT MATTER. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HERNIATED INTERVERTEBRAL DISC FRAGMENT WEIGHT AND PAIN IN LUMBAR MICRODISCECTOMY PATIENTS | Frederick Mariajoseph, Australia |
#299 - Oral 17: Neuro-oncology III | Chairs: Peter Heppner (New Zealand), Shweta Kedia (India) | |
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17:30 – 17:37 | SPINAL INTRAMEDULLARY TUMORS: OUR EXPERIENCE | Batuk Kumar Diyora, India |
17:38 – 17:45 | SURVIVAL BENEFIT OF CYTOREDUCTIVE SURGERY PRIOR TO BEVACIZUMAB FOR PATIENTS WITH RECURRENT GLIOBLASTOMA: A SINGLE-CENTER RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS | Shigeru Yamaguchi, Japan |
17:46 – 17:53 | CLINICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL OUTCOMES OF FLUORESCEIN GUIDED RESECTION OF 140 INTRACRANIAL TUMORS - A PROSPECTIVE STUDY | Hariharasuthan Ponraj, India |
18:00 – 18:07 | INTRAVENTRICULAR CRANIOPHARYNGIOMAS – INSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE AND A REVIEW OF LITERATURE | Krishna Shroff, India |
18:08 – 18:15 | CHALLENGES IN SURGERY OF INSULAR GLIAL TUMORS | Andrey Bykanov, Russia |
18:16 – 18:23 | UTILITY OF THE CONVENTIONAL MRI CHARACTERISTICS IN PREDICTING INTRAOPERATIVE FEATURES AND HISTOLOGY OF INTRACRANIAL MENINGIOMAS | Karthigeyan Madhivanan, India |
18:24 - 18:30 | THE USE OF PROGRAMMABLE VALVES AS A VEHICLE FOR INTRATHECAL CHEMOTHERAPY IN INFANTS WITH CNS TUMORS AND HYDROCEPHALUS | Rina Dvir, Israel |
#300 - Oral 18: Skull Base III | Chairs: Felix Umansky (Israel), Takeo Goto, (Japan) | |
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17:30 – 17:37 | EFFECTS OF SKULL BASE MENINGIOMAS AND SURGICAL APPROACH ON NEUROCOGNITIVE OUTCOME | Paul Gardner, USA |
17:38 – 17:45 | ROLE OF COPEPTIN IN PREDICTING SODIUM HOMEOSTASIS IMBALANCES IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING ENDOSCOPIC PITUITARY ADENOMA SURGERY - A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMISED STUDY | Anand Binu, USA |
17:46 – 17:53 | PROTON AND CARBON ION THERAPY FOR SKULL BASE CHORDOMA: FIRST ANALYSIS OF A MONO-INSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE | Slavisa Tubin, Austria |
17:54 – 18:01 | SIGNIFICANCE OF CORTICO-BULBAR MOTOR-EVOKED POTENTIAL MONITORING IN VESTIBULAR SCHWANNOMA SURGERY FOR PREDICTION OF POSTOPERATIVE FACIAL PALSY | Julia Shwarba, Austria |
18:02 – 18:09 | ENDOSCOPY ASSISTED MICRONEUROSURGERY – UTILIZING THE BEST OF BOTH THE WORLDS | Adesh Shrivastava, India |
18:10 – 18:17 | COMBINED APROACHES FOR SKULL-BASE MENINGIOMAS: PLANNED SUBTOTAL RESECTION FOLLOWED BY GAMMA KNIFE RADIOSURGERY - A RETROSPECTIVE LONGITUDINAL CASE SERIES | Constantin Tuleasca, Switzerland |
#279 Invited Orals 3: SKULL BASE & TRAUMA | Dhaval P Shukla (india), Samuel Moscovici (Israel) | |
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17:30 – 17:39 | Avoiding and dealing with complications in trans-sphenoidal pituitary surgery | Mario Ammiratti, USA |
17:40 – 17:49 | CEREBROVASCULAR TRAUMA | Igor Lima Maldonado, France |
17:50 – 17:59 | Diagnostics of Normal pressure hydrocephalus - Non-invasive ICP measurement | Ondrej Bradac, Czech Rebublic |
18:00 – 18:09 | A MULTICENTER PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY OF REVERSAL THERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES TAKING ANTITHROMBOTIC DRUGS IN JAPAN | Eiichi Suehiro, Japan |
18:10 – 18:14 | FEMALE NEUROSURGEON | Maria del Pilar Anleu Saravia |
19:30 AACNS Gala Dinner
AACNS Gala Dinner | ||
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19.00– 21.00 | Dinner | |
21.00 – 21:20 | Prime Minister of the State of Israel, Yair Lapid | |
21.20 – 23.59 | Party time! Dancing music and fun! |
Thursday, September 8th, 2022
07:15 – 08:15 Masterclasses
#301 - Spine: Chiari & Syringomyelia | Chairs: Gustavo Rajz (Israel) , Eric Legaspi (Philippines) | |
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07:15 – 07:29 | Current Concepts & Management | Florian Roser, United Arab Emirates |
07:30 – 07:44 | Patient Selection | Tanya Yuen, Australia |
07:45 – 07:59 | Occipitocervical Decompression – How much? | Gil Sviri, Israel |
08:00 – 08:14 | Discussion |
#302 - Neuro-Trauma: Spinal Cord Injury | Chairs: Claudius Thome (Austria), Eyal Itshayek (Israel) | |
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07:15 – 07:27 | Monitoring in Spinal Cord Injury | Marios Papadopolous, United Kingdom |
07:28 – 07:41 | Spinal Cord Management – New Perspectives | Eyal Itshayek, Israel |
07:42 – 07:54 | Case studies in Spinal Cord Injury | Nachshon Knoller, Israel |
07:55 – 08:15 | Discussion |
#303 - Cerebrovascular: Aneurysm Surgery – Current Advanced Surgical Techniques | Chairs: Moshe Attia (Israel), John Laidlaw (Australia) | |
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07:15 – 07:24 | Cerebral Protection Techniques | Daniel Hanggi, Germany |
07:25 – 07:34 | How I do it? | Batuk Kumar Diyora, India |
07:35 – 07:44 | How I do it? | Vladimir Beneš , Czech Republic |
07:45 – 07:54 | How I do it? | Takayuki Hara, Japan |
07:55 – 08:15 | Discussion |
#304 - Pediatrics: Tumors & Traumatic Brain Injury | Chairs: Pinar Ozisik (Turkey), Nir Shimony (Israel) | ||
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Tumors | |||
07:15 – 07:24 | Unusual pediatric pituitary lesions | Venkataramana Neelam, India | |
07:25 – 07:34 | Tectal tumors – beyond the endoscopic third ventriculostomy (ETV) | Marek Mandera, Poland | |
07:35 – 07:44 | Surgery in eloquent regions | Flavio Giordano, Italy | |
Traumatic Brain Injury | |||
07:45 – 07:54 | Decompressive craniectomy in children – is it justified? | Ricardo Brandao Fonesca, Brazil | |
07:55 – 08:04 | Noninvasive methods for intracranial pressure (ICP) measurements | Llewelyn Padayachy, South Africa | |
08:05 – 08:15 | The role of intracranial pressure (ICP) measurement in craniosynostosis | Dhaval P Shukla, India |
#305 - Skull Base: Skull Base Meningioma | Chairs: Sergey Spektor (Israel), Michael Madison (USA) | |
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07:15 – 07:24 | Endoscopic approach versus craniotomy – Where the limits are for endoscopy | Michael Madison, USA |
07:25 – 07:34 | Sphenorbital Meningioma – Management Options | Andrew Morokoff, Australia |
07:35 – 07:44 | Cavernous Sinus Meningioma – Optimal Management | Rajneesh Kachhara , India |
07:45 – 07:54 | Advanced Intraoperative Monitoring for Posterior Skull Base Neurosurgery – How I Do It? | Michael Lee, Hong Kong |
07:55 – 08:15 | Discussion |
# 306 - Neuro-oncology: Clinical Trials for Neurosurgeons | Chairs: Kate Drummond (Australia), Amit Azriel (Australia) | |
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07:15 – 07:24 | Pitfalls & Lessons Learned | Henry Brem, USA |
07:25 – 07:34 | Perioperative Clinical Trials in Glioma | Roger Stupp, Canada |
07:35 – 07:44 | Tissue Banking and Databases for Neuro-Oncology Advances | Jordan Jones, Australia |
07:45 – 07:54 | Bench to Bedside in Neuro-Oncology Trials | James Rutka, Canada |
07:55 – 08:15 | Panel Discussion |
#307 - Functional & Epilepsy: How to set up a DBS Service – Part 2 Supported by an Educational Grant from BrainLab | Chairs: Ido Strauss (Israel), Alon Mogilner (Israel), Sarah Olson (Australia) | |
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07:15 – 07:39 | Target and Trajectory Planning | Peter Reinacher, Germany |
07:40 – 07:54 | Nuances of Surgical Techniques | Idit Tamir, Israel |
07:55 – 08:09 | Postoperative Programming - Design of Electrodes and Pacemakers | Zvi Israel, Israel |
08:10 – 08:14 | Discussion |
08:30 – 10:00 Main Topic Sessions
#309 - Cerebrovascular: Cavernoma | Chairs: Anil Nanda (USA), Rodney Allan (Australia), Vincent Ng (Singapore) | ||
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08:30 - 08:39 | Role of radiation in the management of Cavernoma | Roberto Spiegelmann, Israel | |
08:40 - 08:49 | Role of Surgery for Cavernoma in Eloquent Areas | Philip Dammann, Germany | |
08:50 - 08:59 | Brainstem Cavernoma | Marco Cenzato, Italy | |
09:00 - 09:09 | High Definition Fiber Tractography as a Novel Tool to Aid in Resection of Lesions in Hyper Eloquent Tissue | Robert Friedlander, USA | |
09:10 - 09:19 | Laser Therapy for Cavernoma – Does it Have a Future? | Robert Gross, USA | |
09:20 - 09:59 | Case Panel Discussion - Cenzato, Friedlander, Gross to present cases | ||
09:20 – 09:24 | Marco Cenzato, Italy | ||
09:25 – 09:39 | Robert Friedlander, USA | ||
09:40 – 09:44 | Robert Gross, USA | ||
09:45 - 09:59 | Discussion |
#310 - Skull Base: Pituitary | Chairs: Henry Schroeder (Germany), Michael Lee (Hong Kong), Lior Gonen (Israel) | ||
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08:30 – 08:41 | Management of Giant Adenomas | Paul Gardner, USA | |
08:42 – 08:53 | The Growth Hormone Secreting Algorithm – When Is Surgery Necessary | Nelson Oyesiku, USA | |
08:54 – 09:05 | Cushing Algorithm Changes & Treatment Paradigms – How to Treat Persistent and Recurrent Cushing? | Jonathan Forbes, USA | |
09:06 – 09:15 | Prolactin - Is Surgery Necessary? | James King, Australia | |
09:16 – 09:27 | Supra-Orbital approach to pituitary tumors with suprasellar extension | Kazadi Kalangu, Zimbabwe | |
09:28 – 09:39 | Complications of Pituitary Surgery | Nelson Oyesiku, USA | |
09:40 – 09:59 | Case Presentation and Discussion | ||
09:40 – 09:44 | Agadha Wickremesekera, New Zealand | ||
09:45 – 09:49 | Henry Schroeder, Germany | ||
09:50 - 09:59 | Discussion |
#311 - Spine: Spine Deformities | Chairs: Ran Harel (Israel), Christopher Shaffrey (USA), Ehab Shiban (Germany) | ||
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08:30 - 08:59 | Debate: Minimally Invasive Spine (MIS) Surgery vs Open Surgery for de Novo Adult Scoliosis | ||
08:30 - 08:39 | Open Surgery | Chris Shaffrey, USA | |
08:40 - 08:49 | Minimally Invasive Spine (MIS) Surgery | Praveen Mummaneni, USA | |
08:50 – 08:59 | Discussion | ||
09:00 – 09:11 | Application of Principles for General Neurosurgeons - How I practice Sagittal Balance | Kevin Seex, Australia | |
09:12 – 09:23 | Lessons from a large series of spontaneous spondylodiscitis | Andreas Demetriades, Scotland | |
09:24 – 09:35 | Occipitocervical Junction Instability | Ran Harel, Israel | |
09:36 – 09:47 | Chiari Malformation – Current Concepts & Management | Ziya Gokaslan, USA | |
09:48 – 09:59 | Discussion |
#312 - Radiosurgery: Radiosurgery for the Neurosurgeon | Chairs: Lilyana Angelov (USA), Andrew Kaner (Israel), Jalai Rakesh (India) | ||
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08:30 – 08:39 | Advanced Technology and technique in Radiosurgery including new Imaging – possibilities | Alfredo Conti, Italy | |
08:42 – 08:53 | Future directions of radiosurgery | Gene Barnett, USA | |
08:50 - 08:59 | Upfront radiosurgery for benign lesion in the young vs. active observation | Bodo Lippitz, Germany | |
09:00 - 09:09 | Complication avoidance in radiosurgery | Roberto Spiegelmann, Israel | |
09:10 - 09:19 | Functional application of radiosurgery | Manjul Tripathi, India | |
09:20 - 09:40 | Debate: Proton Vs. Photon | ||
09:20 - 09:27 | Eugen Hug, Austria | ||
09:28 - 09:35 | Mark Wygoda, Israel | ||
09:36 - 09:40 | Discussion | ||
09:41 - 09:59 | Case Presentations: “My worst disaster…” | ||
09:41 - 09:45 | Yigal Shoshan, Israel | ||
09:46 - 09:50 | Lilyana Angelov, USA | ||
09:51 - 09:55 | Roberto Spiegelman , Israel | ||
09:56 - 09:59 | Discussion |
ליאורה סלומיאנסקי, רימה בננסון | מושב סיעוד בוקר - #313 | |
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אלכסנדר פורמנוב | ברכות | 08:30-08:32 |
יגאל שושן | ברכות | 08:33-08:35 |
מאיה אטדגי | Advanced Course in Neurosurgical Nursing | 08:35-08:49 |
מאיה אטדגי | Contrast induced transient neurological deficit | 08:50-09:04 |
ריהאם אבו רגיס | ICH in pregnancy – why is this happening and what to do when they erupt | 09:05-09:19 |
שני | Moyamoya Disease - Case study | 09:20-09:34 |
נס לוי | שימוש במוסיקה ככלי להקלה על כאב בנוירוכירורגיה | 09:35-09:49 |
חאלד קבלאוי | זה כאב? שימוש ב-BIS לאיתור כאב בטיפול נמרץ נוירוכירורגיה | 09:50-10:04 |
הפסקת קפה וביקור בתערוכה | 10:05-10:30 | |
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מוזהיר שאהין | פרוטוקול טיפול במטופלים לאחר ניתוח עמוד שדרה צווארי | 10:30-10:44 |
אוסנת בירנבאום | רמת ידע ויישומו בטיפול סיעודי במטופל עם נקז תוך חדרי: השוואה בין אחיות מטיפולי נמרץ כלליים לאחיות מטיפולי נמרץ נוירוכירורגיים | 10:45-10:59 |
#314 - Pediatric Pediatric Central Nervous System Tumors Part 2 | Chairs: James Rutka (Canada), Connor Mallucci (United Kingdom) | |
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08:30 – 08:39 | Intramedullary tumors: lessons learned from 800+ surgical cases | Yuri Kushel, Russia |
08:40 – 08:49 | Transtubular approach for deep seated tumors | Sebastian Jaimovich, Argentina |
08:50 – 08:59 | Surgical Management of Pre-Chiasmatic Intraorbital Optic Nerve Gliomas in Children after Loss of Visual Function—Resection from Bulbus to Chiasm | Martin Schuhmann, Germany |
09:00 – 09:09 | Neuroendoscopic Approach in Pediatric Brain Tumours | Roberto Alexandre Dezena , Brazil |
09:10 – 09:19 | GD2 CAR-T cell trial | Gerald Grant , USA |
09:20 – 09:29 | Combined Transcranial and Endonasal Surgery for Anterior Skull Base Lesions | Azmi Bin Alias, Malaysia |
09:30 – 09:39 | The anatomy of cerebellar mutism | Dattatraya Muzumdar, USA |
09:40 – 09:59 | Discussion |
# 315 - Functional: Epilepsy | Chairs: Mony Benifla (Israel , Ichiro Takumi (Japan), Karl Roessler (Austria) | ||
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08:30 - 08:50 | Debate: Laser Ablation vs Resection for Mesial Temporal Sclerosis | ||
08:30 - 08:37 | Ablation | Robert Gross, USA | |
08:38 - 08:45 | Resection | Matthew Gutman, Australia | |
08:46 - 08:50 | Discussion | ||
08:51 - 09:02 | Stereoelectroencephalography (SEEG) or Grid 10/10 – Epilepsy Network vs. Seizure-onset Focus | Howard Weiner, USA | |
09:03 - 09:12 | Neuromodulation for Epilepsy | Ben Shofty, USA | |
09:13 - 09:20 | Tumor-related Epilepsy – Best Management Practice | Andrew Morokoff, Australia | |
09:21 - 09:28 | Radio Frequency Ablation for Hypothalamic Hamartoma | Peter Reinacher, Germany | |
09:29 - 09:36 | Repeated Magnetic Resonance guided Laser induced thermal therapy (LITT) for refractory epilepsy in tuberous sclerosis children (TSC): A minimal invasive successful new concept? | Karl Roessler, Austria | |
09:37 - 09:44 | Strategies to optimize the surgical outcome of patients with drug resistant epilepsy and malformations of cortical development | Bhaskar Rao, India | |
09:45 - 09:52 | Surgical and psychological outcome of MRI negative left temporal lobe epilepsy treated by hippocampal transection; Multiple Hippocampal Transection | Taketoshi Maehara, Japan | |
09:53 - 09:59 | Discussion |
#308 - AASNS – ACNS SESSION FOR YOUNG NEUROSURGEONS | Chairs: Balamurugan Mangaleswaran (India), Takayuki Hara (Japan), Iddo Paldor (Israel) | |
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08:30 – 08:34 | Session Introduction | Balamurugan Mangaleswaran, India |
08:35 – 08:39 | Opening remarks | Takayuki Hara, Japan |
08:40 – 08:44 | Opening remarks | ddo Paldor, Israel |
08:45 – 08:54 | Minimal Invasive OLIF – holy grail balancing all!! | Deepak Bhangale, India |
08:55 – 09:04 | A Review Of 235 Cases of Meningioma After Simpson’s Grade 1 And 2 Excision – Can KI67 Index Alone Be a Predictor of Recurrence | Harihara Suthan, India |
09:05 – 09:19 | Exoscopic and Endoscopic Epidermoid Cyst Excision | Nargiza Saatova, Russia |
09:20 – 09:29 | Ventriculo-Peritonral Shunt – Our Institutional Experience | Adrian Jamesrai Jacob, India |
09:30 – 09:39 | The Outcomes of Medical Management of Chronic Subdural Hematoma with Tranexemic Acid | Raja Krishnankutty, India |
09:40 – 09:49 | STA-MCA Low Flow Bypass | Giacomo Bertolini, Italy |
09:50 – 09:59 | Endoscopic and Endonasal Transclival Resection of Ventral Brainstem Lesion | Edmundo Valencia Bayona, Peru |
10:00 – 10:09 | Advancing Neurosurgery Training – The EANS Program | Andreas Demetriades, Scotland |
10:10 – 10:19 | Challenges of Neurosurgery Training in LMIC And MIC | Sachin Chemate, India |
10:20 – 10:24 | Session Conclusion | Balamurugan Mangaleswaran, India |
10:25 – 10:29 | Closing remarks | Azmi Bin Alias, Malaysia |
10:30 – 10:35 | Closing remarks | Yoko Kato, Japan |
10:00-10:30 Coffee Break, Exhibition And Posters Viewing
10:30-13:00 Plenary Session VI
# 316 - Plenary session VI | Chairs: Shlomi Constantini (Israel), Eric Legaspi (Philippines), Nelson Oyesiku (USA), Claudius Thome (Austria) | |
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10:30 – 10:59 | The Revolution of Personalized Medicine: Are We Going to Cure All Diseases and at What Price? | Aaron Ciechanover, Israel |
11:00 – 11:09 | Philippine Neurosurgery in the Time of COVID | Eric Legaspi, Philippines |
11:10 – 11:24 | Pediatric Craniopharyngioma: An Evidence-Based Perspective | Frederick Boop, Canada |
11:25– 11:39 | Spinal Fusion - The Future | Christopher Shaffrey, USA |
11:40 – 11:54 | Minimal Invasive Surgery – The Future | Michael Wang, USA |
11:59 – 12:09 | Radiosurgery and the Neurosurgeon | Roberto Spiegelmann, Israel |
12:10 – 12:24 | Spinal Surgery Future Horizons - Intervertebral Disc Repair Using Progenitor Cell Therapy | Kevin Foley, USA |
12:25 – 12:39 | The Changing Spectrum of Pediatric Neurosurgery | Shlomi Constantini, Israel |
12:40 – 12:54 | The Future of Neuro-Oncology | Zvi Ram, Israel |
13:00-14:00 Lunch Break, Exhibition And Posters Viewing
13:20-14:20 Sponsored Sessions
#317 - Music and the Neurosurgeon | Moderated by Jeffrey Rosenfeld (Australia) | |
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13:00-14:00 | Music and the Neurosurgeon - A Lunch with | Phillip Pearl, USA |
#318 - Global Neurosurgery Panel | Chairs: William Couldwell (USA), Michael Wang (USA), Yong Kwang Tu (Taiwan), Peter Reill (Australia)y, Felix Umansky (Israel) | |
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13:00-14:00 | Moderator: William Couldwell (USA) | |
Presenters | Nelson Oyesiku, USA; Frederick Boop, Canada; Andreas Demetriades, Scotland; Wan Tew Seow, Singapore |
14:00-15:30 Main Topic Sessions
#319 - Neuro-oncology: Surgical Consideration for Functional Outcome and Cognition in Neuro-oncology Patients | Chairs:, Azmi Alias (Malaysia), Amit Azriel (Israel), Karl Schaller (Switzerland) | ||
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14:00 – 14:11 | Neuro-Cognition and Functional Outcome in Brain Tumor Patients – Overview | Kate Drummond, Australia | |
14:12 – 14:21 | Surgical Planning to Optimize Cognitive Function | Iddo Paldor, Israel | |
14:22 – 14:51 | Awake Craniotomy and Intraoperative Mapping and Monitoring for Cognitive Preservation – Minimalist Approach vs Maximalist Approach | ||
14:22 – 14:31 | Maximalist Approach | Mitchel Berger, USA | |
14:32 – 14:41 | Minimalist Approach | Kate Drummond, Australia | |
14:42 – 14:51 | Discussion | ||
14:52 – 15:03 | Cognitive Preservation and Radiotherapy Techniques | Jalali Rakesh, India | |
15:04 – 15:13 | Liquid Biopsy in the Management of Brain Tumors | Jordan Jones, Australia | |
15:14 – 15:25 | Paradigm Changes in Glioma Surgery Through Mixed-Reality Guidance and Advanced Monitoring and Mapping | Karl Schaller, Switzerland | |
15:26 – 15:30 | Discussion |
#320 - Cerebrovascular: Cerebral Hemorrhage and Ischemic Stroke | Chairs: Jose Cohen (Israel), Stephen Davis (Australia), Daniel Hanggi (Germany) | ||
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14:00 – 14:17 | Intracerebral Hemorrhage – Medical Management or Surgery, Current Concepts | Stephen Davis, Australia | |
14:18 – 14:37 | Minimally-invasive evacuation of Intracerebral Hemorrhage | Samuel Moscovici, Israel | |
14:38 – 14:51 | Ischemic Stroke – Current Management | Roni Eichel, Israel | |
14:52 – 15:05 | Surgical Perspectives on Ischemic Stroke | Rodney Allan, Australia | |
15:06 – 15:17 | Ischemic Stroke – The Role of Interventional Radiology | Jose Cohen, Israel | |
15:18 – 15:27 | Management of Unruptured Cerebral Aneurysms | Vincent Ng, Singapore | |
15:28 – 15:29 | Discussion |
#321 - Spine: Degenerative | Chairs: Kevin Foley (USA), Eyal Itshayek (Israel), Bernhard Meyer (Germany) | ||
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14:00 – 14:11 | Minimally Invasive Spine | YiYuen Wang, Australia | |
14:12– 14:32 | Degenerative Cervical Myelopathy - Approach, Timing | ||
14:12– 14:19 | Is there a case for conservative management? | Praveen Mummaneni, USA | |
14:20 – 14:27 | Approach and timing - what is optimal | Ran Harel, Israel | |
14:28 – 14:33 | Discussion | ||
14:34 – 14:45 | Management of Degenerative Lumbar Stenosis- To Fuse or Not to Fuse? | Michael Groff, USA | |
14:46 – 14:57 | Loss of Lordosis – Is Anterior Surgery Essential | Christopher Shaffrey, USA | |
14:58 – 15:09 | Selecting the Best Technique for Lumbar Fusion | Andrew Morokoff, Australia | |
15:10 – 15:21 | Spondylolisthesis – Management Options | Claudius Thome, Austria | |
15:22 – 15:29 | Discussion |
# 322 - Neuro trauma: Penetrating and Blast Injuries in War and Peace | Chairs: Guy Rosenthal (Israel), James Ecklund (USA), Ivan Ng (Singapore) | |
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14:00 – 14:11 | Penetrating and Blast Injuries – from Cushing to current practice | Jeffrey Rosenfeld, Australia |
14:12 – 14:21 | The new PBI guidelines | Gregory Hawryluk, USA |
14:22 – 14:36 | Blast Neurotrauma – Experiences from Iraq and Afghanistan | James Ecklund, USA |
14:37 – 14:46 | Blast injury to the brain - An Experimental Perspective | Denes Agoston, USA |
14:47 – 14:56 | Penetrating Brain Injuries – The Israeli Experience - An Experimental Perspective - Supported by an educational grant from Hadassah | Guy Rosenthal, Israel |
14:57 – 15:11 | Syrian War Injuries - The Israeli Experience | Jean Soustiel, Israel |
15:12 – 15:26 | Managing complications after PBI | Leon Levy, Israel |
15:27 – 15:29 | Discussion |