We are finishing up the year with three educational activities.
AONeuro Symposium—Decompressive Craniectomy in Neurotrauma
December 8, 2016, Bogotá, Colombia
We will be offering a neurotrauma symposium focused on cranial decompression for traumatic brain injury. This will take place as an activity at the WFNS's International Conference on Recent Advances in Neurotraumatology (ICRAN) in Bogota. There are still a few spaces available.
December 12, 2016, 13:00-14:15 Central European Time (GMT +1)
Christian Matula (Austria), Anthony Figaji (South Africa), Francesco Biroli (Italy), and Andres Rubiano (Colombia) will present the current best strategies and considerations for cranioplasty at the AONeuro Webinar—Cranioplasty. This free webinar includes discussions on different technical options, complications, outcomes, and economic issues.
A group of international faculty members, who are experts in their field, will cover the current best strategies and considerations for managing neurotrauma patients.
Comprehensive lectures—including a special lecture in 3-D, interactive case presentations, newly developed practical exercises, and case-based discussions are some of the educational methods that will be used to deliver the course content. These will allow the participants to link the lecture material and practical skills with the clinical problems commonly encountered in every day practice. Take advantage of the discounted price for residents!
A successful AONeuro Skull Base Dissection Course in Vienna
AONeuro recently held a successful Skull Base Dissection Course including an International Interdisciplinary Symposium on Skull Base Trauma
Skull Base Dissection course
Based on the competencies defined in AONeuro's new curriculum for skull base and features, the AONeuro—Skull Base Dissection course took place at the historic and inspiring Billrothhaus. Chaired by Professor Christian Matula, and featuring an international faculty of experts, the course content was delivered through multiple approaches to international participants.
We are pleased to announce TERMIS-EU 2017 at the Congress Centre, Davos, Switzerland.
The Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine International Society (TERMIS) purpose is the worldwide advancement of both, the science and technology of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.
In the area of Neuro, the following Symposia have been accepted:
Bioactive-materials for promoting nerve regeneration
New trends in CNS regeneration and treatment
Peripheral Nerve Regeneration- towards clinical translation
Promoting Spinal Cord Regeneration - More than just promises?
