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•	The Science of Education… *Advancing the Practice of Neurosurgery*
•	Registration and Housing Now Open!
•	Abstract Sumission Center is Now Closed!

•	April 10, 2008 Abstract Submission Deadline has Passed.
•	May 13, 2008 Preliminary Program Available Online.
•	May 13, 2008 Online Registration and Housing Available.
•	July 14-August 1, 2008 Resident SANS Challenge Qualifying Rounds.
•	August 20, 2008 Advance Registration & Housing Deadline.




	Announcing the Joint Meeting with the CNS and the Brazilian Society of Neurosurgery!

The Congress of Neurological Surgeons invites you to join us for the 2008 CNS Annual Meeting,
September 20-25, 2008 in Orlando Florida, as we explore our theme The Community of Neurosurgery: Wisdom from Shared Experience. In keeping with our commitment providing outstanding educational resources and experiences, the CNS is pleased to introduce a series of new sessions and courses at the 2008 CNS Annual Meeting designed to help you maximize your learning experience.

See you in Orlando, Florida, September 20 - 25, 2008!

Registration and Housing Now Open!

Medical Attendee Registration and Housing Now Open!

Preliminary Program Now Available Online.

Download Registration and Housing Forms.

2008 CNS Annual Meeting Highlights

Join the CNS for the 2008 CNS Annual Meeting, September 20-25, 2008 in Orlando, Florida. The 2008 Annual Meeting offers a number of opportunities to enhance your neurosurgical education, including participant-driven sessions like Integrated Medical Learning^sm (IML) and interactive case discussions.

Integrated Medical Learning^sm (IML) - New Afternoon IML Sessions for Each Subspecialty.
Neurosurgical Forum and Select Abstracts Session.
Consensus Sessions.
Live 3-D Cadaveric Demonstrations.
Cases and Coffee with the Masters..
Exceptional Featured Speakers.
Stay in Touch! -- Wireless Internet throughout the convention center.

2008 Annual Meeting Committee
• Annual Meeting Chairman: Gerald E. Rodts, Jr.
• Scientific Program Chairman: Nathan R. Selden