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Spetzler Microneurosurgery of the Skull Base Course 2025
Spetzler Microneurosurgery of the Skull Base Course 2025
9 – 10January 2025
Arizona – USA
This course is designed for neurosurgery residents and fellows and will address surgical anatomy, surgical approaches and strategies, and clinical review. It is a full two-day course designed with intense instruction and discussion for 32 participants.
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Annual Meeting of The Saudi Association of Neurological Surgery SANS 2025
SANS 2025
19 Annual Meeting of The Saudi Association of Neurological Surgery
31 January – 2 February 2025
Riyadh – Saudi Arabia
We’re excited to host the 19th Annual Meeting of the Saudi Association of Neurological Surgery (SANS) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from January 31st to February 2nd, 2025.
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Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery Cadaveric Course
Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery Cadaveric Course 2025
13 – 14 January 2025
Jodhpur – India
The Departments of Neurosurgery and Anatomy, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Jodhpur are pleased to welcome delegates to a dedicated hands-on cadaveric dissection workshop and CME. The program will be focussed exclusively on extended endoscopic endonasal and transorbital skull base surgery approaches. Eminent international faculty and national stalwarts of the field will be present during the course.
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EANS Advanced Microvascular Hands-on Course
EANS Advanced Microvascular Hands-on Course
22 – 25 January 2025
Rotterdam – The Netherland
EANS welcomes you to the next edition of the EANS Advanced Microvascular Hands-on Course in Rotterdam, After almost a decade of preparations and 7 years after the very first EANS microneurosurgery course,
Both the developed microsurgical expertise, dedication to innovation in microsurgery as well as the experience developed during the previous microsurgery courses are a testament to what makes these events unique.
Do not miss the chance to be a part of the experience (and a part of the ongoing research!). The course is designed with vascular fellows, chief residents with a vascular neurosurgery interest and vascular neurosurgeons dealing with the most difficult pathology in mind.
