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This course offers a comprehensive series of lectures related to the most challenging and relevant aspects of the diagnosis, surgical and non-surgical management, and outcomes of sellar and suprasellar tumors. The lectures are organized in a TED-talk style format to provide a different leaner’s experience and highlight the practical and clinically relevant concepts.
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Dr. Juan Carlos Fernandez-Miranda
Faculty
Carlos Pinheiro Neto
Faculty
Dr. Jason P. Sheehan
Faculty
Dr. Maria Peris-Celda
Faculty
Dr. Viviane S. Tabar
Course Director
Dr. Siviero Agazzi
Course Director
Endocrinology Ghalib
Faculty
Dr. Garni Barkhoudarian
Faculty
Dr. Daniel M. Prevedello
Course Director
Dr. Manish Kumar Aghi
Faculty
Dr. Amjad Nasr Anaizi
Faculty
Dr. Prashant Chittiboina
Faculty
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The scope and influence of neurosurgical practice in the community setting are expansive. Furthermore, community practices of all varieties remain the predominant practice setting in our field. This course explores the practical aspects of being a neurosurgical practitioner, leader, investigator, and innovator outside the traditional halls of academia.
PARTICIPANTS
Dr. R. Morgan Stuart
Faculty
Dr. Deborah L. Benzil
Faculty
Dr. James Brett Price Fleming
Faculty
Dr. David J. Langer
Faculty
Dr. Jason A. Ellis
Course Director
Dr. Gary R. Simonds
Faculty
Dr. R. Loch Macdonald
Faculty
Dr. Jay McCracken
Faculty
Dr. Omar Akram Zalatimo
Faculty
Dr. Christian W. Sikorski
Course Director
Dr. Rima Sestokas Rindler
Faculty
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The Hopkins' Symposium is a day to honor one of the pioneers of endovascular neurosurgery and discuss how his surgical innovations have shaped modern day neurosurgery across all subspecialties. We will highlight endovascular neurosurgery as it pertains to relationships with industry, and cutting edge treatments for vascular disorders as well as common neurosurgical problems such as hydrocephalus.
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Dr. Christopher S. Ogilvy
Faculty
Dr. Robert F. Spetzler
Faculty
Dr. Mandy Jo Binning
Course Director
Dr. Michael T. Lawton
Faculty
Dr. David J. Langer
Faculty
Dr. Adnan Hussain Siddiqui
Faculty
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8:00 am-12:00 pm
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SYM11A: Brain Tumor Update- Management of Benign Brain Tumors
This course will discuss surgical and radio surgical techniques for a variety of central nervous system tumors.
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Dr. Russell R. Lonser, Faculty
Dr. Olabisi Sanusi, Faculty
Dr. Gelareh Zadeh, Course Director
Dr. Jacques J. Morcos, Course Director
Amir Samii, Faculty
Dr. Andrew S. Little, Faculty
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SYM11A
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12:45 pm-4:15 pm
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SYM11B: Brain Tumor Update- Management of Malignant Brain Tumors
The course provides an update on malignant brain tumor management. In addition, a review of the current guidelines techniques aiding in the management of malignant brain tumors will be discussed. Following the individual presentations, the faculty will discuss the appropriate use of each of the respective techniques in the setting of case presentations from the moderator.
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Dr. William A. Friedman, Faculty
Dr. Andrew E. Sloan, Faculty
Dr. Kaisorn L. Chaichana, Faculty
Dr. Jody Leonardo, Faculty
Dr. Michael Lim, Course Director
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SYM11B
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PRESENTATIONS
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8:00 am-12:00 pm
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SYM12A: Immunotherapy for Brain Tumors: New Concepts
This symposium will provide a brief overview of relevant immunological principles and define discrete immune pathways regulating the initiation and progression of malignant brain tumors. More importantly, cutting-edge immunotherapeutic approaches for the treatment of CNS tumors will be defined.
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Dr. Hideho Okada, Faculty
Dr. E. Antonio Chiocca, Course Director
Dr. Bryan D. Choi, Faculty
Dr. Peter Edward Fecci, Faculty
Dr. Ian F. Parney, Faculty
Dr. Michael Lim, Faculty
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SYM12A
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12:45 pm-4:15 pm
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SYM12B: Microvascular Decompression for Trigeminal Neuralgia and Beyond
This course focuses on diagnosis, management and operative technique in MVD for vascular compression syndromes including trigeminal neuralgia and other syndromes (hemifacial spasm, glossopharyngeal neuralgia, geniculate neuralgia, etc)
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Dr. Andrew W. Grande, Faculty
marc SINDOU, Faculty
Dr. Raymond F. Sekula, Jr., Faculty
Dr. Christopher Honey, Faculty
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SYM12B
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PRESENTATIONS
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8:00 am-12:00 pm
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SYM13A: Advanced Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery: Operative Nuances
This symposium is intended for surgeons with an interest and some experience in minimally invasive spine surgery. Experts in the field will discuss operative nuances, complication avoidance, and patient selection in the context of a case-based course.
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Ibrahim Hussain, Faculty
Dr. Aaron John Clark, Faculty
Dr. Catherine Miller-Simington, Faculty
Dr. Kai-Ming G. Fu, Course Director
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SYM13A
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12:45 pm-4:15 pm
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SYM13B: Lateral Approaches to the Spine
Lateral approach to the spine is a powerful tool in the armamentarium of modern spine surgeon. It allows access to the anterior column without the need for osteotomy thus providing an opportunity to address a variety of spinal conditions, including degenerative disc disease, deformity, spondylolisthesis, and tumors. This course is targeted toward healthcare providers regardless of extent of experience in the area who seek to update their knowledge and skill, or incorporate this technique into their practice. Leading experts in the field will give a comprehensive overview of the latest advances in the indications, technique and management of complications of lateral approach to the spine.
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Dr. David S. Xu, Faculty
Dr. William R. Taylor, Faculty
Dr. Juan S. Uribe, Course Director
Paul Park, Faculty
Alex Thomas, Faculty
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SYM13B
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8:00 am-12:00 pm
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SYM14A: Frontiers in Management of Acute Stroke
This course will look at the evolving landscape of stroke care, including acute thrombectomy trials looking to extend indications, as well as pre- and post-hospital care and innovations aimed to improve outcomes for stroke patients.
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Aditya K. Iyer, Faculty
Dr. Alexandra Paul, Faculty
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SYM14A
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12:45 pm-4:15 pm
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SYM14B: Minimally Invasive Management of Intracerebral Hemorrhage
This course will review landmark trials in management of ICH, identifying areas of ongoing investigation. An update on recent trials will highlights ongoing efforts to evolve techniques. Demonstration of different minimally invasive techniques and technologies through case examples will be given.
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Dr. Leonardo Rangel-Castilla, Faculty
Dr. Adnan Hussain Siddiqui, Course Director
Dr. Adnan Hussain Siddiqui, Faculty
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SYM14B
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8:00 am-12:00 pm
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SYM15A: Neurotrauma and Neurocritical Care Case-Based Review of Guidelines and Management Principles
Interactive half day case-based symposium designed to review common but often challenging cases in patients with head and/ or spinal cord injury. Ideal for young neurosurgeons planning on taking board examinations and older neurosurgeons wanting to refresh their knowledge base and discuss challenging cases. A review of current guidelines will also be included.
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Dr. Gregory W.J. Hawryluk, Faculty
Dr. Berje Haroutuon Shammassian, Faculty
Dr. Uzma Samadani, Faculty
Dr. Ryan Seiji Kitagawa, Faculty
Dr. Emily P Sieg, Course Director
Lori Shutter, Course Director
Dr. Eve C. Tsai, Faculty
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SYM15A
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12:45 pm-4:15 pm
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SYM15B: Identifying and Addressing Disparity in Neurotrauma
Disparities exist in neurotrauma across the globe. This half day symposium will bring together neurosurgeons from broad backgrounds to discuss some of the common challenges delivering comprehensive neurotrauma care both in our own backyards and in LMICs.
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Dr. Bharat Guthikonda, Faculty
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SYM15B
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8:00 am-12:00 pm
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SYM17A: Peripheral Nerve Surgery: Evaluation and Operative Techniques- Preparing for General Practice and the Oral Boards
This is a hands-on cadaver course for those preparing for starting general practice, those who want to incorporate peripheral nerve in their practice, and those who might need a refresher or insight for written and oral boards. Using a combination of didactic lectures, case discussion, and cadaveric access the faculty will provide learners with fundamental knowledge in peripheral nerve evaluation, surgical exposure and management of common surgical nerve conditions.
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Dr. Mark Alexander Mahan, Faculty
Dr. Andrew Steven Jack, Faculty
Dr. Eric L. Zager, Faculty
Dr. Justin M. Brown, Faculty
Dr. Amgad S. Hanna, Faculty
Brandon W Smith, Faculty
Dr. Elias Boulos Rizk, Faculty
Dr. Ausaf A Bari, Faculty
Dr. Line G. Jacques, Course Director
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SYM17A
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12:45 pm-4:15 pm
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SYM17B: Incorporating Spinal Endoscopy into Your Practice
Spinal endoscopy is a growing field of spine surgery with expanding applications. In this symposium, participants will learn from spinal endoscopy experts on strategies for incorporating endoscopy for a variety of different pathologies.
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Dr. Mark Alexander Mahan, Faculty
Dr. Osama Kashlan, Faculty
Dr. Meng Huang, Faculty
Dr. Nathaniel P. Brooks, Faculty
Dr. John Ogunlade, Faculty
Dr. Christoph Paul Hofstetter, Course Director
Dr. Sanjay Konakondla, Faculty
Dr. Albert Edward Telfeian, Course Director
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SYM17B
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8:00 am-12:00 pm
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SYM18A: Neurosurgeons as Trailblazers
The course is intended to introduce medical students, neurosurgery trainees and junior faculty to the breadth of opportunities that exists as a neurosurgeon such as global outreach, business, innovation, community outreach and academics, with an emphasis on alternate and parallel career paths.
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Dr. Gail Linskey Rosseau, Faculty
Dr. Sonia Veronica Eden, Faculty
Dr. Kathryn Ko, Faculty
Dr. Shelly D. Timmons, Faculty
Dr. Rushna Ali, Course Director
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SYM18A
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12:45 pm-4:15 pm
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SYM18B: Maximizing Your Neurosurgical Employment Opportunities
This is a symposium for senior neurosurgery residents and graduating fellows who are in the process of interviewing for employment. The symposium will cover topics relevant to job applicants from the perspective of chairmen, program directors, and recruiters. Job applicants will also have an opportunity to have their resumes reviewed and to get interview tips from experts in this area.
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Dr. Kristin Jaclyn Weaver, Course Director
Dr. Anand V. Germanwala, Faculty
Dr. Justin A Singer, Faculty
Dr. Timothy H. Lucas, II, Faculty
Dr. Andrew R. Conger, Faculty
Dr. Joseph Samir Neimat, Faculty
Dr. John Anthony Braca, III, Faculty
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SYM18B
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8:00 am-12:00 pm
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SYM19A: Swimming with the Sharks
“Nobody wants to swim with sharks” as noted in How to Swim with Sharks: A Primer. As Voltaire Cousteau writes though, some, “by virtue of their occupation, find they must swim.”
This course highlights lessons learned through the experience of faculty and residents. The goal is to help build resiliency by learning from those who have walked the same path before. This course is intended for residents, medical students, and foreign medical graduates. Faculty include chairpersons, program directors, program coordinators, and recent graduates. Topics range from overcoming mistakes in training to creating a pathway for a successful career.
Small group sessions will enable two breakout sessions whereby medical students can prepare for interviews and residents can prepare for job search with cover letter and career proposal review. Sessions feature dedicated time with thought leaders in the field.
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Dr. Francisco A. Ponce, Faculty
Ezequiel Goldschmidt, Faculty
Dr. Joseph C. Maroon, Faculty
Dr. David Nazim Kojo, Course Director
Dr. Michael M. Haglund, Faculty
Dr. Nitin Agarwal, Course Director
Dr. Akash J. Patel, Faculty
Daniel Tonetti, Faculty
Dr. Krystal Lynne Tomei, Faculty
Dr. Chirag D. Gandhi, Faculty
Dr. Nathan T Zwagerman, Faculty
Dr. Renee M. Reynolds, Faculty
Dr. Martina Stippler, Faculty
Dr. Randy L. Jensen, Faculty
Dr. Ramesh Grandhi, Faculty
Dr. Sepideh Amin-Hanjani, Faculty
Dr. Joshua William Osbun, Faculty
Vikram Chakravarthy, Faculty
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SYM19A
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12:45 pm-4:15 pm
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Dr. Joseph Samir Neimat, Faculty
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SYM19B
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This course is specifically designed by the Association of Neurosurgical Physician Associates for Physician Associates and Nurse Practitioners that are practicing in, or interested in, neurosurgery.
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In this era of decreasing reimbursement, increasing regulation, and increasing employed positions, it is crucial that neurosurgeons understand their own value. That value could be to their institution, their hospital, their group or their community. The panel will highlighting maximizing revenue by not only volume but also cost containment, how to leverage your value in negotiations, and how to remain compliant with regulatory guidelines.
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Dr. Stephen Papadopoulos
Faculty
Dr. Deborah L. Benzil
Faculty
Dr. Brian V. Nahed
Course Director
Dr. Steven N. Kalkanis
Faculty
Dr. Brian Lim Hoh
Faculty
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4:30-4:35 pm
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Annual Meeting Introduction
Welcome to the 2023 CNS Annual Meeting
(Introduction, Disclosures, Executive Committee/Annual Meeting Committee Acknowledgements, Special events - Wellness run, speakers, honored guests, pathways program, AA Mueseum, Med student engagement? - slides)
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GSS1A
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4:36-4:46 pm
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CNS Resident Award Presentation
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GSS1B
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4:47-4:54 pm
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Neurosurgery Top Paper of the Year Presentation
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GSS1C
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4:55-5:00 pm
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Introduction of Honored Guest L. Nelson "Nick" Hopkins
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Dr. Robert F. Spetzler, Faculty
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GSS1D
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5:01-5:31 pm
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Honored Guest Presentation: The Future of Stroke Multifaceted Innovation
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GSS1E
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5:32-5:40 pm
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Neurosurgery Futures Lecture
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GSS1F
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5:41-5:56 pm
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GSS1G
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5:57-6:00 pm
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Introduction of Chris Cassidy
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GSS1H
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6:01-6:30 pm
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Featured Speaker: Keys to Assessing Risk: Knowing When to Push or Pivot
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GSS1J
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PARTICIPANTS
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