Saturday 19 December · 15:00 to 19:00, Madrid time (UTC+1)
World Symposium on Skull Base and Cerebrovascular Microneurosurgery
Eight neurosurgeons from five countries present their work in cerebrovascular and skull base microsurgery. It is online, free and open to any neurosurgeon.
Online and free · Closes the 21st edition of the Madrid bypass course
The programme
Eight talks in one afternoon.
- 15:00
Anatomical study in the lab. The path for imperfection
Maximiliano Núñez
Department of Neurosurgery, Stanford University. Stanford, United States
- 15:30
Cavernous sinus as a corridor. MIPLATTA
Jorge Mura
Professor at the University of Chile and head of Cerebrovascular and Skull Base Surgery at the Asenjo Neurosurgery Institute. Santiago, Chile
- 16:00
Training in neurosurgery. How to become a master
Jon Olabe
Neurosurgeon in Palma de Mallorca. Palma de Mallorca, Spain
- 16:30
Surgical treatment of acute ischemia
Rokuya Tanikawa
Vice President of Sapporo Teishinkai Hospital and director of its Stroke Center. Sapporo, Japan
- 17:00
Following Kamiyama. The art of microvascular neurosurgery
Nakao Ota
Neurosurgeon at the Stroke Center and the Far East Neurosurgical Institute of Sapporo Teishinkai Hospital. Sapporo, Japan
- 17:30
Microsurgery of AVMs
Pablo Rubino
Neurosurgeon at Hospital El Cruce and the German Hospital of Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires, Argentina
- 18:00
Tricks in AVM surgery
Dr. Francisco González-Llanos
President of the Spanish Society of Neurosurgery. Head of Neurosurgery, Toledo University Hospital. Toledo, Spain
- 18:30
Seven AVMs
Michael T. Lawton
President and CEO of the Barrow Neurological Institute and chair of its Department of Neurosurgery. Phoenix, United States
Register for the symposium
Leave your name and email. Before Saturday 19 we'll send you the link to join.
The course
The symposium is the last afternoon of the bypass course.
During the week, the course has twenty places to practise anastomosis and bypass in the laboratory of the Autonomous University of Madrid. It is in person; the symposium is open to everyone.