3rd Annual EANS Young Neurosurgeons Meeting 2013

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1 Programme 3rd Annual EANS Young Neurosurgeons Meeting 2013 Thursday 4th to Sunday 7th April 2013 The Royal College of Surgeons of England, London, UK Course Chairmen Mr Andreas Demetriades Department of Neurosurgery, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh PD Dr med Florian Ringel Department of Neurosurgery, Technical University Munich Faculty Juan Barcia, Madrid Ranj Bhangoo, London Michael Brada, London Hugues Duffau, Montpellier Annette Förschler, Berlin André Grotenhuis, Nijmegen Paul Grundy, Southampton Richard Gullan, London Mike Hart, Cambridge Takeshi Kawase, Tokyo Jesus Lafuente, Barcelona Henry Marsh, London Bernhard Meyer, Munich Zvi Ram, Tel Aviv Jeremy Rowe, Sheffield Michael Sabel, Düsseldorf Carlo Schaller, Geneva Johannes Schramm, Bonn Susan Short, Leeds Marc Sindou, Lyon Walter Stummer, Műnster Panagiotis Selviaridis, Thessaloniki Claudius Thomé, Innsbruck Jürgen Voges, Magdeburg Colin Watts, Cambridge Wolfgang Wick, Heidelberg EANS Young Neurosurgeons Committee Hans Delye, Netherlands Andreas Demetriades, UK, President Hrvoje Jednacak, Croatia David Netuka, Czech Republic Florian Ringel, Germany

2 3rd Annual EANS Young Neurosurgeons Meeting 2013 Thursday 4th April 2013 Guest Lecture - Dr Ruth Richardson GRAY S ANATOMY: A DOCUMENT OF ITS TIME We are pleased to welcome Dr Ruth Richardson to open our annual EANS young neurosurgeons' meeting on Thursday 4th April at The Royal College of Surgeons of England. Ruth is a fantastic medical historian and the author of 'The Making of Mr Gray's Anatomy'. Biography - Ruth Richardson I became interested in Gray's Anatomy when Elsevier commissioned me to write a new Introduction for the 2005 edition. I had been interviewed on a BBC Radio 4 series on the history of famous textbooks, and Professor Susan Standring (the current Editor of Gray's) had been interviewed for the same programme. She heard me speak when she listened to the finished transmission, and invited me to become a contributor. While I was doing the research for the Introduction, I realised that there was a real story to tell - the text had been in print for nearly 150 years, which was a remarkable achievement, that deserved attention. The immediate success of the first edition of 1858 cried out for explanation, and the very early death of Henry Gray added human tragedy. I have a background in graphics and literature as well as in the history of medicine, so the subject felt both intriguing and manageable, and as I researched I understood the crucially important role of the illustrations to the book's runaway success. This led me to examine the role of the curiously under-celebrated artist, Henry Vandyke Carter. The research became a book - The Making of Mr Gray's Anatomy, published by Oxford University Press for the 150th anniversary of Gray's Anatomy in Fellow of the Royal Historical Society Senior Visiting Research Fellow, Centre for Life Writing, King's College London Affiliated Scholar in the History & Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge Visiting Professor in Humanities & Medicine, Hong Kong University

3 Dear colleagues, It is our pleasure to welcome you to the 3rd Annual EANS Young Neurosurgeons Meeting on "State of the art and advances in neuro-oncology". We are very fortunate to have with us over these four days such a high quality faculty and, with you, we are looking forward very much to their contributions. This conference hopes to provoke thought, stimulate debate and encourage discussion and we would encourage you to take advantage of this tremendous opportunity. The format, therefore, will be interactive and will include: Update talks on state-of-the-art advances in neuro-oncology Pros Vs cons debates Round table sessions Case discussions Evidence-based-medicine critical reviews and appraisals We hope you have an enjoyable and informative time with us here at The Royal College of Surgeons of England, London. Andreas Demetriades and Florian Ringel

4 3rd Annual EANS Young Neurosurgeons Meeting 2013 Thursday 4th April :00 Delegate pre-registration (until 18:30) Main Hall 18:30 Welcome reception, Hunterian Museum, Royal College of Surgeons Hunterian Museum 19:00 Ruth Richardson: Gray s Anatomy: a document of its time Library Friday 5th April :00 Registration, refreshments and exhibition Edward Lumley Hall 09:00 Introduction, EANS Young Neurosurgeons President Lecture Theatre 2 Theme: Metastatic brain disease 09:10 Case presentation Andreas Demetriades 09:30 Surgical management of brain metastases Zvi Ram Round table on metastatic brain disease 10:00 Surgical resection Radiosurgery Radiotherapy Chair: Richard Gullan Ranj Bhangoo Jeremy Rowe Michael Brada 11:00 What is the evidence from the Cochrane reviews? Mike Hart 11:20 Refreshments and exhibition Edward Lumley Hall 12:00 Neurosurgical oncology: establishing a standard of care Colin Watts 12:30 All my worst mistakes: can cognitive psychology help the neurosurgeon? Henry Marsh 13:00 Lunch Edward Lumley Hall Theme: Dilemmas in the management of meningiomata 14:00 Case presentation Andreas Demetriades 14:20 Skull base meningioma surgery: how far do I go and when do I stop? Takeshi Kawase 14:50 Meningiomata arising as a result of childhood cancer treatment Ranj Bhangoo 15:20 Where is skull base surgery going? André Grotenhuis 15:50 Refreshments and exhibition Edward Lumley Hall Controversies Chair: Johannes Schramm 16:20 Convexity meningiomas: are they always safe and easy to remove? Marc Sindou 16:50 Cavernous sinus/parasellar meningiomas: do we irradiate the residual or not? The surgeon's view The radio oncologist's view Sponsored lecture by DePuy Synthes - Cranioplasties following resection of skull infiltrating tumors Marc Sindou Michael Brada Stefano Signoretti Course dinner - Royal College of Surgeons of England Council Room

5 Programme Theme: Glioma (Chair: André Grotenhuis) Lecture Theatre 2 08:30 Update: evidence based adjuvant therapies for low and high grade gliomas Susan Short 09:00 Novel approaches: immunotherapy, gene therapy, stem cells, exosomes Michael Sabel 09:30 Update: molecular markers where are we today Wolfgang Wick Refreshments and exhibition Edward Lumley Hall Imaging of LGG and HGG technical advances Annette Förschler 11:00 Presurgical mapping fmri, NBS and MEG Florian Ringel 11:30 5-ALA current use and evolving indications Walter Stummer 12:00 Round table on functional-guided resection Intraoperative electrophysiological mapping/monitoring in asleep patients Intraoperative mapping/monitoring during awake surgery Chair: Zvi Ram Johannes Schramm Juan Barcia 13:00 Lunch Edward Lumley Hall Brain hodotopy and functional plasticity Hugues Duffau Surgical neuro-oncology as day surgery Paul Grundy Specifics of long-term epilepsy associated tumors Johannes Schramm Evidence for the importance of extent of glioma resection Zvi Ram Surgical resection of recurrent LGG and HGG Florian Ringel 16:30 Refreshments and exhibition Edward Lumley Hall Round table on treatment of eloquent gliomas (Chair: Claudius Thomé) Lecture Theatre 2 17:00 Surgical resection of eloquent gliomas Biopsy and non-surgical therapy for eloquent tumors Case discussion on eloquent tumors and borderline indications 18:30 Saturday 6th April 2013 Sponsored workshop by Integra - Towards a supramarginal resection of intracerebral tumors: technical aspects (Michael Sabel) Carlo Schaller Jürgen Voges Claudius Thomé Edward Lumley Hall Sunday 7th April 2013 Session: Technical tips (Chair: Hans Delye and Panagiotis Selviaridis) Lecture Theatre 2 09:00 How I do it: resection of temporomesial tumors Bernhard Meyer 09:30 How I do it: insular glioma resection Hugues Duffau 10:00 How I do it: how to repair a dural venous sinus injury Marc Sindou Refreshments and exhibition Edward Lumley Hall 11:00 Case discussion Florian Ringel 11:30 Neurosurgery charity in a 3 rd world country Jesus Lafuente 12:00 Close of meeting

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