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For applicants pursuing fellowship training beginning in July 2028, staying ahead of key dates can help you navigate the application process.
Save this timeline for important milestones, including:
π ERAS token availability
π Application submission opens
π Program directors
The best surgical bypasses mimic natureβs 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
Residents, join us at @cns_update 2026!
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.
#CNS2026 #CVSection #Neurosurgery
This full-day symposium will combine high-level didactics with hands-on training, including thrombectomy, embolization, surgical clipping, bypass, simulation, and more.
Register here: https://www.cns.org/annualmeeting
#CVSection #CNS2026 #Neurosurgery https://www.cns.org/annualmeeting?utm_name=sked&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_content=sked_6aac165ad95e97549b103db3
Please join us in congratulating the recipients of the Robert J. Dempsey, MD, Cerebrovascular Research Award, which honors outstanding resident and fellow research while continuing Dr. Robert J. Dempsey’s legacy of mentorship.
#SNIS2026 #CVSection
For Dr. Stacey Wolfe, success isn’t measured by individual accomplishments but by preparing the next generation of neurosurgeons to reach even greater heights. At the CV Section, mentorship and education are at the heart of our mission!
#CVSection #Neurosurgery #Cerebrovascular
Can we predict how a flow diverter will actually deploy before we deploy it? π§ π»
In a real-world simulation-guided workflow, Ankyras closely predicted PED:
π― Deployed length: MAE 1.24 mm
π Proximal landing zone: MAE 1.34 mm
π Strong correlations: r=0.91 and 0.94
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