Transtemporal approaches and ECIC bypass, 11.06.2012 - 12.06.2012, Prague, Czech Republic
11.06.2012
LECTURES (lectures 15 minutes each + 5 minutes discussion)
CSVTS, Novotneho lavka 5, Prague 1
Transtemporal approaches and related areas
Rationale for cranial base surgery
T. Mathiesen
Anatomy of the retrolab, translab, transcochlear approaches
M. Sames
Clinical anatomy of the facial nerve and outcomes of regeneration
P. Vachata
Anterior transpetrosal approach
T. Kawase
Surgical treatment of trigeminal schwannomas
M.N. Pamir
Petroclival meningiomas (video session)
T. Fukushima
ECIC bypass
Bypass and aneurysm surgery
T. Fukushima
ECIC bypass for ischemic strokes – studies (JET, COSS), current indication
J. Morcos
Pitfalls within ECIC bypass procedure
M. Vaverka
New technology model for vascular neurosurgery
U. Spetzger
Dinner
12.06.2012
HANDS-ON DISSECTION COURSE
Klub lavka, Novotneho lavka 1, Prague 1
Organization of drilling
Anspach Drill Instruction (Anspach)
Introduction of specimens Kezlex (Japan, www.kezlex.com)
Transtemporal dissection and vascular anastomosis course at 10 stations
(2 participants on 1 station)
Teaching specimens (Kezlex, Japan)
Transmastoid retrolab approach– drilling
T. Fukushima
Translab approach - drilling
T. Fukushima
Lunch
Transcochlear approach – drilling
T. Fukushima
Anterior transpetrosal approach - drilling
T. Kawase
Laboratory training of ECIC microanastomosis - (end to end, end to side, side to side) - suturing
J. Morcos, M. Sames
Model for the cerebral aneurysm clipping (demonstration)
U. Spetzger
Closing remarks
Awards for the best drilled and sutured specimen