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Where is cerebrovascular neurosurgery headed next?
From emerging technologies and new research to evolving treatment strategies and persistent clinical challenges, the next five years could reshape the field in significant ways.
We want to hear from the CV Section community:
Applications are open for the @cvsection Traveling Fellowship! Spend one week at a high-volume cerebrovascular center, connect with leaders in the field and bring valuable insights back to your practice. Travel, housing and honorarium included, apply today:
Excited for #2026CNS, especially the @cvsection lectures with @DrJudyHuang & @JoshBedersonMD.
Thanks to @cvsection & @CNS_Update for giving @JanVargasMachaj, @visishs, and myself the platform to discuss AI influence in the CV space! Great discussion on how to build, current integration & future influence. Excited to see how AI continues to transform care for CV patients!
Residents, join us at @cns_update 2026!
We’re sorting through the details of the Meet & Greet, and will post here once we land on the date, time, and location.
Stay tuned!
The countdown to @cns_update 2026 is on! ⏰
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.
#2026CNS #CNSAnnualMeeting #CVSection
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
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:
📌 ERAS token availability
📌 Application submission opens
📌 Program directors
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