Join the CV Section in Washington, D.C., October 31–November 4, for a week of education, innovation, and collaboration with colleagues from across the field of neurosurgery.
If this is not #Evolution of neurosurgery, I don’t know what it is. Thank you Dr. @EladLevyMD for once again leading the pack! @CNSResidents @CNS_Update @cvsection
The best surgical bypasses mimic nature’s design, like anterior & posterior communicating arteries in the circle of Willis, drawing flow on demand. Arteries that run parallel and in close proximity can be joined w/ side-to-side anastomosis to create an
The next #SNISInsights webinar is Thursday 9/24 at 4PM ET. Panelists Mais Al-Kawaz, MD, @rwregen and Radmehr Torabi, MD will sit down with SNIS Education Chair SNIS Education Chair @JPTsaiMD and @BrianHoward_MD to discuss.
Register: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/2671291445623025495
Practice night for @CNS_Update Annual Meeting presentations by our all-star @UKYMedicine medical students! Very much looking forward to the meeting and seeing our crew show out in force in DC! @uk_neurosurgery @CNSResidents
The CV Section invites residents attending the CNS Annual Meeting to connect with colleagues and members of the cerebrovascular community at the CV Section Resident Meet & Greet.
This full-day symposium will combine high-level didactics with hands-on training, including thrombectomy, embolization, surgical clipping, bypass, simulation, and more.