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Welcome to Day 1 of SNIS 2026!
If you’re joining us in Seattle, be sure to add Tuesday’s dedicated CV Section programming to your schedule.
🗓 Tuesday, July 21
🕘 9:00–11:00 AM
CV Section Awards & Luessenhop Lecture
#SNIS2026 #SNIS #CVSection #Neurosurgery
Whether you’re reconnecting with longtime colleagues, meeting collaborators for the first time, or planning your schedule one text at a time, it’s all part of the SNIS experience.
We’ll see you in Seattle.
#SNIS2026 #Neurosurgery #Cerebrovascular https://snisannualmeeting.org/?utm_name=sked&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_content=sked_6a5c2cc25476df1f352553d9
We all know that there’s so much more to conferences and meetings than the agenda. As you head to @SNISinfo next week, challenge yourself to complete a few side quests along the way!
#SNIS2026 #SNIS #CVSection #Neurosurgery
Please join us in congratulating the newly appointed 2026–2027 CV Section leaders!
We look forward to their leadership and continued contributions to the advancement of cerebrovascular neurosurgery.
Delighted to have our friend Dr. Michael Lawton @mtlawton back to discuss – what else? – the pursuit of neurosurgical mastery!
@AANSNeuro @cvsection @CNS_Update @BarrowNeuro @SupportBarrow @councilsns @NREFORG @UMneurosurgery
Congratulations to AANS/CNS Washington Committee Chair Alexander Khalessi, MD, MBA, on his appointment to HHS’s Health IT Advisory Committee (HITAC) through 2027! 👏👏👏
HITAC is one of the federal government’s premier nonpartisan advisory bodies on health information
If you’re attending SNIS 2026, join the Concurrent Session: Evolving Role of Neurointervention in Tumor Care, moderated by @Doctorjfred and Dr. Jan Vargas, for a discussion on developing research and the evolving role of neurointervention in tumor care.
#WorldGlioblastomaDay
This course explores the evolving role of minimally invasive parafascicular surgery (MIPS) in the management of ICH through evidence-based data and real-world physician experience, highlighting implications for multidisciplinary care teams – as well as for patient outcomes and
