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1 nd 2 Theoretical, Practical & Hands-on International Course in Peripheral Nerve & Brachial Plexus Surgery rd 3 Annual Meeting of Serbian Neurosurgical Society (SNSS) Joint meeting with Southeast Europe Neurosurgical Society (SEENS) th 94 Anniversary of Neurosurgery in Serbia th 79 Anniversary of Clinic for Neurosurgery at Clinical Centre of Serbia October st rd 31 - November University of Belgrade / School of Medicine / Institute for Anatomy "Niko Miljanić" Belgrade, Serbia PRELIMINARY
2 08:00 Opening ceremony Welcome addresses st Day 1: October 31 09:00 Special Conference: Peripheral Nerve Surgery: from my beginnings till the present (Madjid Samii, Germany) 09:30 Use of MRI in nerve trauma Daniela Binaghi, Argentina PART I: BASIC PRINCIPLES OF DIAGNOSIS IN PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURIES Coordinators: Michel Kliot, Allan Belzberg, Gregor Antoniadis 09:45 Neurosonography in nerve trauma Maria Pedro, Germany Evolving Ultrasound And MRI Techniques That Help Diagnose And Treat Peripheral Nerve Problems Michael Kliot, USA 10:15 Neurophysiology in peripheral nerve injuries Pablo Calvo, Spain 10:30 Discussion 11:00 Coffee Break 11:15 Clinical examination in videos: upper limb Gilda di Masi, Argentina 11:30 Clinical examination in videos: lower limb Gonzalo Bonilla, Argentina 14:30 Lunch PART II: CLINICAL EXAMINATION Coordinators: Mario Siqueira, Thomas Kretschmer, Alberto Isla 11:45 Practical clinical examination: a short trip from the seat to the table Thomas Kretschmer, Germany & Anil Bathia, India 12:00 Discussion PART III: BASICS, INDICATIONS AND SURGICAL TECHNIQUES IN TRAUMA Coordinators: Mariano Socolovsky, Rajiv Midha, Bassam Addas 12:30 Fundamentals of nerve injury and regeneration Rajiv Midha, Canada 12:45 Surgical timing: when should we operate? Leandro Pretto Flores, Brasil 13:00 Neurolisis: Is it useful? In which cases? Javier Robla, Spain 13:15 The Nerve Graft Kartik Krischnan. Germany 13:30 Neurorraphy with and without grafts Miguel Domínguez, Spain 13:45 Distal nerve transfers instead of primary graft repair: when, why and how? Jorge Clifton, Mexico 14:00 Discussion
3 PART IV: SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN TRAUMATIC INJURIES Coordinators: Lukas Rasulic, Sumit Sinha, Cristopher Winfree 15:00 Clinical aspects of ballistic peripheral nerve injuries Shimon Roschkind, Israel 15:15 Gunshot wounds: surgical treatment Bassam Abbas, Saudi Arabia 15:30 Iatrogenical Injuries Gregor Antoniadis, Germany 15:45 Surgical results of XII-VII and V-VII transter in facial nerve palsy Mariano Socolovsky, Argentina An Algorithmic Approach to the Surgical Treatment of Facial Nerve Palsy Kartik Krischnan, Germany 16:15 Discussion 16:45 Nerve tumors: Basic approach Rajiv Midha, Canadá PART V: PERIPHERAL NERVE TUMORS Coordinators: Robert Spinner, Javier Robla, Eric Zager A clinical and radiographic score to assess malignant potential in peripheral nerve sheath tumors Cristopher Winfree, USA 17:15 Indications for surgery and extent of surgical resection in non-malignant versus malignant tumors Allan Belzberg, USA 17:30 Malignant peripheral nerve tumors Alberto Isla, Spain Coffee break 18:00 Management of brachial plexus tumors Eric Zager, USA 18:15 Neurofibromatosis: which is the role of surgery? Debora Garozzo, Italy 18:30 The international Schwanomatosis database Allan Belzberg, USA 18:45 Intraneural ganglion cysts Robert Spinner, USA 19:00 Perineuromas Gregor Antoniadis, Germany Discussion
4 st Day 2: November 01 11:00 Break 12:45 Lunch PART VI: NERVE COMPRESSIONS OF THE UPPER LIMBS Coordinators: Wilson Zack Ray, Shimon Rochkind, Bassam Addas 08:30 Nerve conduction studies in common entrapment neuropathies Pablo Calvo, Spain 08:45 Be careful! Not all compressions are compressions! Debora Garozzo, UAE 09:00 Carpal tunnel: Clinical aspects and indications for surgery Eric Zager, USA 09:15 Carpal tunnel syndrome: surgical technique in the open approach Mario Siqueira, Brasil 09:30 How to operate a carpal tunnel endoscopically? Maria Teresa Pedro, Germany 09:45 Literature review: controversy between open and endoscopical decompression of carpal and ulnar tunnel Gregor Antoniadis, Germany 10:00 Ulnar nerve compressions: Indications and surgical technique Sumit Sinha, India 10:15 Endoscopic release of ulnar nerve at the elbow Javier Robla, Spain 10:30 Discussion 11:15 Controversies in nerve compressions: do not believe all what is published! Mariano Socolovsky, Argentina 11:30 Thoracic outlet syndrome: European experience Piero Raimondi, Italy 11:45 Thoracic outlet syndrome: North-American experience Eric Zager, USA 12:00 Suprascapular nerve compression Miguel Quadros, Spain 12:15 Discussion
5 13:15 Peroneal nerve compression Eric Zager, USA 13:30 Morton s neuroma Carlos Rodríguez, México 13:45 Tarsal tunnel Maria Pedro, Germany 14:00 Meralgia Parestética Fernando Martínez, Uruguay 14:15 Tendon transfers for steppage Manuel Llusá, Spain 14:30 Discussion PART VII: NERVE COMPRESSIONS OF THE LOWER LIMBS Coordinators: Leandro Flores, Gilda di Masi, Debora Garozzo PART VIII: PAIN AND PERIPHERAL NERVE SURGERY Coordinators: Mario Siqueira, Mohhammadreza Ememhadi, Gonzalo Bonilla 15:00 Basic science of neuropathic pain & neuroma formation Allan Belzberg, USA 15:15 The management of neuropathic pain following brachial plexus injuries Cristopher Winfree, USA 15:30 Clinical aspects of painful neuromas Shimon Roschkind, Israel 15:45 The DREZ operation Allan Belzberg, USA 16:00 Discussion 16:30 Coffee break PART IX: WHAT CAN PERIPHERAL NERVE SURGEONS DO FOR TETRAPLEGICS? Coordinators: Debora Garozzo, Zack Ray, Luciano Foroni 16:45 Nerve transfers for spinal cord injuries: North-American experience Wilson Ray, USA 17:00 Nerve transfers for spinal cord injuries: Iranian experience Mohamadreza Emamhadi, Iran 17:15 Muscle transfers in quadriplegic people Caroline Leclerq, France 17:30 Discussion
6 nd Day 3: November 02 08:30 Clinical types of brachial plexus injuries Manuel Llusá, Spain 12:00 Break PART X: ADULT BRACHIAL PLEXUS SURGERY Coordinators: Fernando Guedes, Jorge Clifton, Bassam Addas 08:45 Anatomy and surgical approaches to the brachial plexus Linda Yang, USA 09:00 Indications for surgery in BPI: When should we operate? Debora Garozzo, UAE 09:15 Indications for surgery in BPI: When we should not operate? Piero Raimondi, Italy 09:30 Quality of life after BPI surgery: The Balkan scale Lukas Rasulic, Serbia 09:45 Quality of life outcome assesment in adult plexus injuries: a personal experience of 300 cases Sumit Sinha, India 10:00 Brain Plasticity: Keep it in mind Mariano Socolovsky, Argentina 10:15 Nerve grafts versus nerve transfers: Who wins the battle? Piero Raimondi, Italy 10:30 Surgical strategy in C5-C6 injuries Mario Siqueira, Brazil 10:45 Normal range of motion after partial upper lesions? Is that possible Jorge Clifton, México 11:00 Surgical strategy in C8-D1 injuries Anil Bathia, India 11:15 Surgical strategy in complete injuries Lukas Rasulic, Serbia 11:30 Discussion 12:15 Where are we in complete palsies? Piero Raimondi, Italy 12:30 Sensory reinnervation in BP injuries Luciano Foroni, Brasil 12:45 Sensory nerve transfers are as important as motor nerve transfers? Mohammadreza Emamhadi, Iran 13:00 Complications in brachial plexus surgery Fernando Martínez, Uruguay
7 13:15 Secondary surgery in brachial plexus surgery Miguel Quadros, Spain 13:30 Tendon-muscle transfer after peripheral nerve lesion Robert Schmidhammer, Austria 13:45 Late free muscle transplant: role in BP injuries Manuel Llusá, Spain 14:00 Infraclavicular palsies: diagnosis and management Anil Bathia, India 14:15 Discussion 14:45 Lunch PART XI: OBSTETRIC BRACHIAL PLEXUS-THE BASICS Coordinators: Alex Muset, Piero Luigi Raimondi, Alain Gilbert 15:45 Brachial Plexus and OBPP in history: why operate? Alain Gilbert, France 16:00 Natural history of OBPP and indications for surgery Piero Luigi Raimondi, Italy 16:15 What to do with a neuroma in continuity that has a positive response under stimulation? Alex Muset, Spain 16:30 40 years of OBPP surgery: what has changed? Alain Gilbert, France 16:45 Reinnervation of elbow flexion in OBPP: grafts or nerve transfers? Mario Siqueira, Brazil 17:00 Results that can be obtained in OBPP Alex Muset, Spain 17:15 Discussion
8 rd Day 4: November 03 PRACTICAL PART-CADAVERIC DISSECTIONS 09:00 Innervation of the brachial and antebrachial parts of the upper limb Zdravko Vitosevic, Serbia and Milan Milisavljevic, Serbia 09:20 Applied anatomy of brachial plexus trunci Branislav Filipovic, Serbia 09:40 Applied anatomy of the hand innervation Aleksandar Malikovic, Serbia DISSECTIONS BY PARTICIPANTS-UPPER LIMB Lunch 14:00 Lumbar plexus ant topographical anatomy of the anterior abdominal wall and anterior femoral regions Laslo Puskas, Serbia and Milan Milisavljevic, Serbia 14:20 Sacral plexus and topographical anatomy of gluteal and posterior femoral regions Zdravko Vitosevic, Serbia and Milan Milisavljevic, Serbia 14:40 Innervation of the anterior and posterior leg regions. Laslo Puskas, Serbia and Milan Milisavljevic, Serbia 15:00 Applied anatomy of the foot innervation Milan Milisavljevic, Serbia DISSECTIONS BY PARTICIPANTS-LOWER LIMB
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