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During this four-day course, attendees will be exposed to various training in open cerebrovascular surgery and exposure to endovascular modalities and radiosurgery. Faculty and participants will discuss and debate how these modalities can be incorporated into the armamentarium of the modern cerebrovascular surgeon.

The main objective of CSIC is to advance the practice of neurosurgery fellows and early-career neurosurgeons in the area of cerebrovascular surgery by introducing and reviewing the latest technical innovations, research, and best practices in the field.

Learning Objectives

At the end of the course, participants will be able to:

  • Make evidence-based recommendations for the management of cerebrovascular diseases including treatment selection of surgery, endovascular, radiosurgery or conservative management.
  • Combine clinical, anatomical, and radiological data to formulate a surgical treatment plan for specific case-based scenarios in cerebrovascular surgery.
  • Apply technical nuances and surgical techniques in a hands-on simulated wet lab to enhance workflow, and address both perceived and unperceived intra- operative challenges.

CSIC aims to provide a blended approach to learning as we host a comprehensive experience inclusive of, cadaveric wet labs, didactic lectures, and seminars to support in bridging the gap between knowledge and practice for early career neurosurgeons.

Topic areas include:

  • Surgical and radiological anatomy of the intracranial vasculature;
  • Surgical anatomy and principles of skull base approaches applied to cerebrovascular surgery;
  • Surgical and endovascular management of intracranial aneurysm;
  • Surgical, endovascular and radiosurgical management of arteriovenous malformations;
  • Surgical management of cavernomas;
  • Management of carotid disease;
  • Techniques for cerebral revascularization
  • Hands on training in cadavers and artificial model

INTERNATIONAL GUEST FACULTY

Dr. Amir R. Dehdashti, Northwell Health, New York, USA

Dr. Rokuya Tanikawa,Teishinkai Hospital, Sapporo, Japan

Dr. Ulrich Sure, University Hospital, Essen, Germany

Dr. Joao Paulo Almeida, Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, FL USA

PROGRAM CHAIRS

Dr. Ivan Radovanovic, University Health Network, Canada

Dr. Hugo Andrade Barazarte, University Health Network, Canada

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Event Dates

Saturday, May 18 – Tuesday, May 21, 2024

Times in the program are in Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)

Event Location

The Temerty Advanced Surgical Education and Simulation Centre located in the Michener Institute of Education at UHN Toronto, ON Canada

Information & Assistance

temertycentre@michener.ca