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Global Neuro Dissection Course—Complex Cranial Approaches to Skull Base and Surrounding Areas

  • 17 - 19 September 2021
  • Italy | Rome
    • Registration fee: EUR 500.00

    Dissections will cover the most common microsurgical and endoscopic approaches in a systematically guided manner and will be performed in a high-level laboratory with anatomical specimens and - additionally - parallel sessions with highly equipped augmented virtual reality workstations.

    Contributor(s)
    Region
    Europe
    Country
    Italy
    City
    Rome
    Venue
    Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma
    Format
    Course
    Content
    Cadaver practicals, Debates, Interactive case discussion, Lectures, Q&A session, Small group discussion
    Target audience

    The Global Neuro Skull Base course has been developed for neurosurgeons, CMF surgeons, ENT surgeons, and surgeons practicing in related disciplines (eg, trauma surgeons, plastic surgeons, etc

    Languages
    English

    The course is based on the competencies defined in Global Neuro’s curriculum for skull base and features an international and national faculty of experts in the field. It is delivered through a combination of lectures, especially focused on surgical anatomy, pertinent case-based discussions, hands-on dissection and, for the first time, didactic sessions using cadaver-free simulators with augmented virtual reality.

    All didactic sessions will focus on anatomy as well as on concepts, strategies, and modern techniques to deal with the most common skull base and surrounding areas affecting diseases. Dissections will cover the most common microsurgical and endoscopic approaches in a systematically guided manner and will be performed in a high-level laboratory with anatomical specimens and - additionally - parallel sessions with highly equipped augmented virtual reality workstations. Special focus will be given to translate the laboratory experience into the real clinical practice by numerous case discussion sessions and interpersonal face to face relationships during the dissections.

     

    This course addresses the complex anatomical structures of the skull base and surrounding areas, relevant approaches, and current concepts in the surgical management of skull base lesions, including trauma. It will enhance surgical skills in endoscopic and open approaches, with a focus on interdisciplinary management.

    The course also strives to provide an opportunity for participants to debate and exchange ideas and experiences in an open and constructive debate with the leading experts in the field, through a direct and informal face to face experience between teachers and participants.

    17 September, 08:30

    Welcoming comments, course objectives, presentation and mission of the Campus Bio-Medico

    Contributor(s): Maurizio Iacoangeli, Paolo Castelnuovo, Fabrizio Salvinelli
    18 September, 08:50

    UpsurgeOn augmented virtual reality cadaver-less skill training courses: the substitute, the future

    Contributor(s): Federico Nicolosi
    17 September, 09:15

    Surgical anatomy and principles of antero-lateral skull base corridors

    Contributor(s): Christian Matula
    17 September, 09:35

    Antero-lateral skull base approaches: key surgical steps and pertinent cases

    Contributor(s): Andreas Demetriades
    17 September, 09:55

    Dissection 1 - Anterior and antero-lateral skull base approaches

    Contributor(s): Francesco Biroli, Christian Matula, Angelo Pompucci
    17 September, 14:50

    Surgical orbital anatomy and principles of transorbital approaches

    Contributor(s): Paolo Castelnuovo
    17 September, 15:10

    Anterior and transfacial skull base approaches: key surgical steps and pertinent cases

    Contributor(s): Davide Locatelli
    17 September, 15:20

    Dissection 2 - Anterior and antero-lateral skull base approaches

    Contributor(s): Michael Buchfelder, Paolo Castelnuovo, Davide Locatelli
    17 September, 18:15

    Global improvement of neurosurgical skills: the essential role of training and research. Pearls and

    Contributor(s): Franco Servadei
    17 September, 18:35

    Expert discussion, Wrap-up and end of day 1

    Contributor(s): Francesco Biroli
    17 September, 20:30

    Dinner with The Master. The re-evolution of skull base surgery: a glance from a pioneer

    Contributor(s): Antonio Mazzoni
    18 September, 08:30

    Surgical anatomy and principles of endoscopic anterior skull base corridors

    Contributor(s): Fred Gentili
    18 September, 08:50

    Endoscopic skull base approaches key surgical steps and pertinent cases

    Contributor(s): Paolo Cappabianca
    18 September, 09:10

    Dissection 3 - Endoscopic skull base approaches

    Contributor(s): Paolo Cappabianca, Andreas Demetriades, Fabio Greco
    18 September, 13:20

    Surgical principles and anatomy of the cerebello-pontine angle

    Contributor(s): Michael Buchfelder
    18 September, 13:40

    Surgical finalized anatomy of the petrous bone

    Contributor(s): Elisabetta Zanoletti
    18 September, 14:20

    Retro-translabyrinthine approach: the neurosurgeon vision

    Contributor(s): Domenico D'Avella
    18 September, 14:00

    Lateral skull base approaches: key surgical steps and pertinent cases

    Contributor(s): Fabrizio Salvinelli
    18 September, 14:40

    Dissection 4 - Lateral skull base approaches

    Contributor(s): Domenico D'Avella, Massimo Scerrati, Elisabetta Zanoletti
    18 September, 18:45

    Expert Discussion, Wrap-up and end of day 2

    Contributor(s): Massimo Scerrati
    19 September, 08:30

    Surgical anatomy and principles of postero-lateral skull base and upper cervical spine approaches

    Contributor(s): Siviero Agazzi
    19 September, 08:50

    Postero-lateral skull base and endoscopic upper cervical spine approaches: key surgical steps and pe

    Contributor(s): Maurizio Iacoangeli
    19 September, 09:10

    Dissection 5 - Postero-lateral approaches

    Contributor(s): Francesco Biroli, Michael Buchfelder, Christian Matula
    19 September, 14:00

    Expert Discussion, Wrap-up, closing remarks and end of the course

    Contributor(s): Maurizio Iacoangeli, Siviero Agazzi

    Global Neuro, Linda Domeisen
    Phone: +41768240488, Email: linda.domeisen@globalneuro.org

    Seats
    27
       
    Registration fee
    EUR 500.00

    20 seats (10 specimens) 

    Plus 6 seats for observers please contact us directly before payment to secure your seat as observer at frederique.timmer@globalneuro.org

    Cancellation Policy: 50% until 30 days before the event. No refund thereafter

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