2015 ANNUAL MEETING & COURSES. Friday - Sunday March 13-15, Marriott Seattle Waterfront 2100 Alaskan Way Seattle Washington

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1 2015 ANNUAL MEETING & COURSES Friday - Sunday March 13-15, 2015 Marriott Seattle Waterfront 2100 Alaskan Way Seattle Washington

2 Joint Sponsorship By: The WSET Annual Meeting & Courses provides comprehensive updates for the diagnostic & research practitioners in the specialties of EEG, Evoked Potentials, Intraoperative Monitoring & Bedside Continuous EEG Monitoring. Experts from Neurology & Neurodiagnostics will present on the state of the science, research applications and advanced updates. In addition, board preparation courses addressing recent changes in the exam, critical information for board prep candidates and invaluable study materials shall be provided. Professionals practicing in the following specialties: EEG Evoked Potentials Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring Neurophysiologists Neurosurgeons Neurologists Orthopedists ENT Surgeons Anesthesiologists Nurses Audiologists At the completion of this symposium, participants should be able to: Discuss the comprehensive principles for conducting and interpreting electrophysiologic studies in EEG, ceeg, EP, & IONM. Identify relevant neuroanatomy and neurophysiology Describe the principles and methods of recording and monitoring Develop an understanding of the elements for clinical decision making Develop an understanding of the basic aspects related to the business of service delivery Registration is available online at: JOIN US FOR ceeg Course: ceeg SUMMIT Registration is limited for this event. 2

3 SECOND ANNUAL ceeg ~ BEDSIDE EEG - EPILEPSY CONFERENCE Largest ceeg Conference in the Nation 2015 WSET will be hosting its second annual ceeg summit. Please consider joining us for WSET Participant Space is limited so sign up now!!! 2015 over 250 attendees at our meeting! Please see below for more information on ceeg: What is ceeg (Bedside EEG)? ceeg is the continuous monitoring of EEG in the critical care environment. It is used to identify patients in non-convulsive status (NES). For a good part of the last three decades it has been a basic tenant of NES that an estimated 8% of consciously sub-optimal hospitalized patients. As the frequency of monitoring increased over the last five years, the actual incidence of NES is closer to 25-35%. How is this different from epilepsy monitoring in the LTM or EMU unit? In the epilepsy monitoring unit we are dealing with the diagnosis & classification of primarily epilepsy patients. Pre-qualification for epilepsy surgery is integrated into this environment as well. This type of monitoring is done by a team of neurology professionals following the patient from diagnosis, through surgery and following them over the life of their condition. In the epilepsy unit the ratio of technologist to patient is very high, as high as 4 to 1 or even 1 to 1. ceeg candidates typically do not have a known history of epilepsy. What are the challenges for hospitals in the ceeg service? Staffing the EEG and Epilepsy departments has been a challenge for the last four decades. ceeg monitoring adds a new wrinkle to this challenge. Hospitals are adding anywhere from five to thirty-five beds of ceeg. This monitoring is conducted 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In order to serve the patient in a quality manner the EEG MUST BE reviewed in real time by a qualified EEG technologist or even a technologist certified in long term epilepsy monitoring. (R. EEG T. and\or CLTM) Acute care facilities are challenged with meeting this staffing need. This summit shall serve to define the need, educate the neuro-community as to the staffing requirements and discuss options for meeting this need. Please join us for the Second Annual ceeg Summit! 3

4 WSET 2015 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM ASET-CEUs APPLIED FOR COURSE DIRECTOR: Stephanie Ferri R. EEG/EP T., CNIM, CLTM END Tech III University of Washington Medical Center Friday March 13 th, 2015 Course Director: Stephanie Ferri 7:55 WELCOME & ANNOUNCEMENTS 8:00 LASER EPILEPSY SURGERY Jeff Ojemann, M.D. Division Chief of Neurosurgery; Director of Epilepsy Surgery; Co-Director, Epilepsy Program; Richard G. Ellenbogen Endowed Chair in Pediatric Neurosurgery, Seattle Children s, Seattle, WA 9:00 BRAIN RHYTHMS IN HEALTH AND DISEASE John Oakley, M.D., Ph.D. Senior Fellow-Epilepsy & Clinical Neurophysiology, UW Acting Assistant Prof of Neurology University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle, Washington 10:00 BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS 10:30 MULTIMODAL IMAGING IN EPILEPSY Edward J. Novotny, Jr., M.D. Professor of Neurology and Pediatrics Director, Medical Epilepsy: Alvord, Gerlich & Rhodes Family Endowed Chair in Ped. Epilepsy Seattle Children s Medical Center, Seattle, WA 11:15 LANGUAGE MAPPING George A. Ojemann, M.D. Surgical therapy of medically refractory epilepsy and brain tumors in functionally important cortical areas -University of Washington, Seattle, WA 12:00 60 TH WSET BUSINESS MEETING 1:30 QEEG: A CAUTIONARY TALE Peter Wong, M.D. Professor, Division of Neurology, Department of Pediatrics, University of BC Director, Department of Diagnostic Neurophysiology, BC Children's Hospital and BC Women's Hospital & Health Centre, Vancouver, Canada 2:30 BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS 3:00 REAL TIME NERVE MONITORING FOR LAPAROSCOPIC & ROBOTIC PROSTATECTOMY SURGERY Jon Schiff, BS, CNIM Founder-ProPrep Surgical, Austin, TX 4:00 RECORDING CONCEPTS FOR PATIENT SAFETY AND OPTIMAL RECORDINGS Brett Netherton, MS, F.ASNM, CNIM President, Signal Gear, Columbia, SC BUSINESS LUNCHEON: 12:00 1:00 ABRET ENDOWED SPEAKER ***LISA LOVELY, R. EEG\EP T, CLTM GUEST SPEAKER* 4

5 EEG COURSE ASET-CEUs APPLIED FOR Friday March 13 th, 2015 COURSE DIRECTOR: John-Paul Sumaquero R.EEG/EP T. Course Director: John-Paul Sumaquero Comprehensive EEG Course 7:55 WELCOME & INTRODUCTIONS John-Paul Sumaquero, R. EEG\EP T., Neurophysiology Technologist, Precedent Spine Health, Buffalo, NY 8:00 NORMAL EEG PATTERNS Cindy Francke, R. EEG\EP T., Sales Support Services, Seattle, WA 9:00 PEDIATRIC EPILEPSY SYNDROMES Dawn Deines, R. EEG T., Neurodiagnostic Supervisor, UCSF Benioff Children s Hospital, Mission Bay, CA 10:00 Break with Exhibitors 10:30 EEG FILTERS-HOW DO THEY REALLY AFFECT THE EEG Bruce Goddard Dipl.T., R.E.T., R.T. (EMG), R. EP T., CLTM Nanaimo Regional General Hospital, Nanaimo, BC 11:15 TRANSITIONING FROM REUSABLE EEG ELECTRODES TO DISPOSABLES Leah Hanson, R. EEG\EP T., Rhythmlink International, LLC, Columbia, SC 12:00 Business Luncheon: All Invited ***PAT TRUDEAU, R. EEG\EP T, CLTM GUEST SPEAKER**** 1:30 THE MATH OF EEG Patti Baumgartner, DO Weaver Company, Mission, Kansas 2:30 Break with Exhibitors 3:00 CORRELATIVE NEUROANATOMY: MATCHING CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS WITH EPILEPTIC FOCUS Rebecca Clark-Bash, R. EEG\EP T, CNIM, CLTM, F.ASNM, Knowledge Plus, Inc., Illinois 4:00 OVERVIEW OF BRODMANN'S AREAS WITH CLINICAL CORRELATIONS John-Paul Sumaquero, R. EEG\EP T., Neurophysiology Technologist, Precedent Spine Health, Buffalo, NY 5

6 EEG COURSE ASET-CEUs APPLIED FOR COURSE DIRECTOR: Lea Salas, R.EEG/EP T. Saturday March 14 th, 2015 Course Director: Lea Salas, R. EEG\EP T. Comprehensive EEG Course 7:55 WELCOME & INTRODUCTIONS Lea Salas, R. EEG\EP T., Seattle Children s Hospital, Seattle, WA 8:00 INSTRUMENTATION IN EEG: HOW DOES THE PHYSIOLOGIC SIGNAL BECOME A WAVE & HOW ARE THE WAVES INFLUENCED BY AMPLIFIER SETTINGS Brett Netherton, MS, F.ASNM, CNIM, President, Signal Gear, Columbia, SC 9:00 ACTIVATION PROCEDURES IN ROUTINE EEG Ricardo Bravo, R. EP T., CNIM, UMC, Tucson, Arizona 10:00 Break with Exhibitors 10:30 ABNORMAL EEG Michele Furman, R. EP/EEG T., CNIM, Harborview Medical Center, Seattle, WA 11:15 MEDICATIONS & THE EEG Dawn Deines, R. EEG T., Neurodiagnostic Supervisor, UCSF Benioff Children s Hospital, Mission Bay, CA 12:00 Lunch (on your own) 1:30 NEONATAL & PEDIATRIC EEG Lea Salas, R. EEG\EP T., Seattle Children s Hospital, Seattle, WA 2:30 Break with Exhibitors 3:00 POLARITY & LOCALIZATION Cindy Francke, R. EEG\EP T., CNIM, Seattle, WA 4:00 CLASSIFICATION OF SEIZURES Michele Furman, R. EP/EEG T., CNIM, Harborview Medical Center, Seattle, WA 6

7 INTRAOPERATIVE SURGICAL MONITORING ASET-CEUs APPLIED FOR COURSE DIRECTORS: CINDY FRANCKE, R. EEG\EP T., CNIM REBECCA CLARK-BASH R. EEG\EP T., CLTM, CNIM, F.ASNM Saturday March 14, :00 IONM DURING NEUROMODULATION PROCEDURES: SPINAL CORD STIMULATORS, MOTOR CORTICAL STIMULATION, DEEP BRAIN STIMULATION & PERIPHERAL NERVE STIMULATION PROCEDURES Jay Shils, PhD, D.ABNM, F. ASNM Neurophysiologist Lahey Clinic, Burlington, MA 9:00 MULTIMODALITY EP MONITORING: ANESTHETIC RECOMMENDATIONS-PROTOCOLS, CONTRAINDICATIONS, AND CHALLENGES Arthur M. Lam, MD Medical Director Neuroanesthesia & Neurocritical Care Swedish Neuroscience Institute Seattle, WA 10:00 Break with Exhibitors 10:30 NEUROPHYSIOLOGIC MARKERS OF CORTICAL MOTOR SPEECH RELATED AREAS, RECORDED FROM LARYNGEAL MUSCLES Vedran Deletis, MD, PhD Albert Einstein College of Medicine St. Luke s-roosevelt Hospital New York, New York 11:30 CASE STUDIES IN COMPLEX SPINE Jeffrey H Gertsch MD Assistant Clinical Professor, UCSD School of Medicine UCSD Medical Center-Assistant Clinical Professor San Diego, CA 12:30 Lunch (On Your Own) 1:30 MOTOR EVOKED POTENTIALS DURING SPINE & SPINAL CORD PROCEDURES Jay Shils, PhD, D.ABNM, F. ASNM Lahey Clinic, Burlington, MA 2:30 Break with Exhibitors 3:00 REAL TIME NERVE MONITORING FOR LAPAROSCOPIC & ROBOTIC PROSTATECTOMY SURGERY Jon Shiff, BS, CNIM Founder, ProPrep Austin, TX 4:00 MULTIMODALITY MONITORING DURING TRANSPSOAS LATERAL ACCESS TO THE SPINE A MULTICENTER STUDY Justin Silverstein, DHSc, R. EP T., CNIM, R. NCST, CNCT Neuroprotective Services,LLC, Long Island, NY Jon Block, CNIM, D.C. ION Intraoperative Neurophysiology, LLC, Walnut Creek, CA 7

8 INTRAOPERATIVE SURGICAL MONITORING ASET-CEUs APPLIED FOR COURSE DIRECTORS: CINDY FRANCKE, R. EEG\EP T., CNIM REBECCA CLARK-BASH R. EEG\EP T., CLTM, CNIM, F.ASNM Sunday March 15, :00 TCD IN THE OPERATING ROOM & BEYOND Colleen Douville, BA, RVT Swedish Neuroscience Institute Seattle, WA 9:00 INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROPHYSIOLOGY FOR SURGERY IN AND AROUND THE BRAINSTEM: ROLE OF BRAINSTEM MAPPING AND CORTICOBULBAR TRACT MOTOR-EVOKED POTENTIAL MONITORING Vedran Deletis, MD, PhD Albert Einstein College of Medicine St. Luke s-roosevelt Hospital New York, New York 10:00 Break with Exhibitors 10:30 Cranial Nerve Anatomy & Relevance in Intraoperative Monitoring John-Paul Sumaquero, R. EEG\EP T. Neurophysiology Technologist Precedent Spine Health, Buffalo, NY 11:15 THORACO-ABDOMINAL AORTIC SURGERY: THE MULTI-MODALITY APPROACH Jeffrey H Gertsch MD Assistant Clinical Professor, UCSD School of Medicine UCSD Medical Center-Assistant Clinical Professor San Diego, CA 12:15 Lunch (On Your Own) 1:30 Technology of The Future: What We Can Expect in IOM Advancements Brett Netherton, MS, F.ASNM, CNIM President, Signal Gear Columbia, SC 2:30 Break with Exhibitors 3:00 DOESN T EVERYONE TEST PEDICLE SCREWS THE SAME WAY? MYTHS & MISSES IN SCREW TESTING Justin Silverstein, DHSc, R. EP T., CNIM, R. NCST, CNCT Neuroprotective Services,LLC, Long Island, NY 4:00 MAPPING & MONITORING OF CORTEX & SPINAL CORD Marcio Sotero, MD Swedish Neuroscience Institute Seattle, WA 8

9 BEDSIDE EEG, ICU & LTM: COURSE ONE ASET-CEUs APPLIED FOR Saturday March 14, 2015 Sunday March 15, :00 CURRENT CONCEPTS FOR THE DELIVERY OF NEUROTELEMETRY Sabrina G. Galloway BS, R. EEG\EP T., CNIM, CLTM Neuromonitoring Technologies, Inc. Baltimore, MD 9:00 CEEG GUIDELINES: ACNS & CONSENSUS STATEMENT: LET S TAKE A CLOSER LOOK Rebecca Clark-Bash, R. EEG\EP T., CNIM, CLTM, F.ASNM Knowledge Plus, Inc. Illinois 8:00 CONTINUOUS BEDSIDE EEG-DIAGNOSTIC YIELD: THE RIGHT PATIENT, THE RIGHT CLINICAL PROFILE, THE RIGHT INTERVENTION Leisha Osburn, MHA, MS, DABNM, CNIM, CLTM, R. EEG\EP T. Vice-President, Diagnostic Services IntraDiagnostics Division of IntraNerve 9:00 CASE STUDIES IN CEEG Leisha Osburn, MHA, MS, DABNM, CNIM, CLTM, R. EEG\EP T. Vice-President, Diagnostic Services IntraDiagnostics Division of IntraNerve 10:00 Break with Exhibitors 10:00 Break with Exhibitors 10:30 CEEG & ICU MONITORING: MANAGING THE MRI & CT CHALLENGES Leah Hanson, R. EEG\EP T. Rhythmlink International, LLC Columbia, SC 10:30 WADA TESTING IN EPILEPSY Lisa Lovely, R. EEG\EP T., CNIM Univ of Michigan Med Center Ann Arbor, MI 11:30 Lunch (On Your Own) 11:30 Lunch (On Your Own) 1:30 CONTINUOUS BEDSIDE EEG MONITORING: QUALITY PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT-WHAT WE LEARNED, WHERE WE STUMBLED, WHAT WE BUILT: THE IU EXPERIENCE Leisha Osburn, MHA, MS, DABNM, CNIM, CLTM, R. EEG\EP T. Vice-President, Diagnostic Services IntraDiagnostics Division of IntraNerve 1:30 Pediatric Epilepsy: Symptoms & Causes Dawn Deines, R. EEG T., Neurodiagnostic Supervisor UCSF Benioff Children s Hospital Mission Bay, CA 2:30 Break with Exhibitors 2:30 Break with Exhibitors 3:00 SUBTLE SEIZURES IN THE ICU & EMU: THIS AIN T YOUR ROUTINE EEG Stephanie Jordan REEG/EP T, CNIM CTLM, Supervisor, Clin.Neurophysiology Swedish Medical Center, Seattle, WA 4:00 A Call to Action: First Line of Defense for Neurocritical Care Seizure Detection: Do You Know What Indications Have the Most Non-Convulsive Seizures? Tim Innes & Brad Westcott, Corticare 3:00 NEONATAL SEIZURES &AEEG Marcio Sotero, MD Swedish Neuroscience Institute Seattle, WA 4:00 Expert Panel: Controversies & Challenges in ceeg & Epilepsy All Faculty WORKSHOPS 9

10 ASET-CEUs APPLIED FOR FRIDAY EVENING CODING WORKSHOPS: 5:00 ~ 6:00 PM FRIDAY EVENING WORKSHOPS: Concurrent Focus Sessions 5:00-6:00 pm CPT CODING IN INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROPHYSIOLOGIC MONITORING (IOM) 5:00-6:00 pm BILLING IN CRITICAL CARE EEG: CODES & COST OF OUTSIDE SERVICE PROVIDERS Faculty Cindy Francke, R. EEG\EP T., CNIM Rebecca Clark-Bash R. EEG\EP T., CNIM,CLTM, F.ASNM SATURDAY MORNING WORKSHOPS 7:00 AM SATURDAY MORNING WORKSHOPS: Concurrent Focus Sessions Faculty 7:00 8:00 am CLTM BOARD PREP Rebecca Clark-Bash, R. EEG\EP T., CNIM, CLTM, F.ASNM 7:00 8:00 am EEG R. EEG T.* WRITTEN BOARD PREP BOOT CAMP PART I & II Cindy Francke, R. EEG\EP T., CNIM WORKSHOPS: SATURDAY EVENING ~5:00 PM SATURDAY EVENING WORKSHOPS: Concurrent Focus Sessions 5:00-6:00 pm IOM ETHICS IN IOM: STARK LAW VIOLATIONS, SURGEON KICK-BACKS, OVER CHARGING-NAVIGATING THE LANDSCAPE OF WOLVES AND JACKALS WORKSHOPS: SUNDAY MORNING ~ 7:00 AM SUNDAY MORNING WORKSHOPS: Concurrent Focus Sessions 7:00-8:00 am CNIM* BOARD PREP BOOT CAMP IOM 7:00-8:00 am EP Faculty Rebecca Clark-Bash, R. EEG\EP T., CNIM, CLTM, F.ASNM R. EP T.* BOARD PREP BOOT CAMP Rebecca Clark-Bash, R. EEG\EP T., CNIM, CLTM, F.ASNM WSET Annual Meeting & Courses 10

11 Meeting Location: Marriott Seattle Waterfront WSET Hotel Rate: $ Alaskan Way, Seattle, Washington Phone: Cut-Off Date For WSET Rate: February 18th Credits ASET The Neurodiagnostic Society has granted ASET-CEUs for this program. Such crediting, however, should not be construed by program participants as an endorsement of any type of instruments or supplies mentioned or involved in these presentations. Registration Registration fee includes tuition, daily continental breakfast & break refreshments. Lunch is included on Friday ONLY for the WSET Annual Business Luncheon. Registration Fees Course WSET & BCSET Member Before Feb 20th INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROPHYSIOLOGIC MONITORING COURSE & ceeg BEDSIDE MONITORING COURSE & BASIC EEG COURSE Non- Member After Feb 20th Three Day Course $ 525 $ $50 Two Day Course $ 425 $ $50 SCIENTIFIC SESSION FRIDAY ONLY $ 195 $ $50 STUDENTS* *Must be a registered student of a school accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs SEE WEBSITE FOR RATES PRINTED HANDOUT $ 150 /per course WORKSHOPS $ 99 $ $ 20 11

12 WSET 2015 Scholarship Application WSET scholarships are open to any WSET member with paid full membership lasting one year or greater. Two WSET Scholarships shall be awarded annually. Scholarships shall consist of waived tuition fees for Scientific Session & Courses (excluding workshops). Name: Credentials: Home Address: Home City, State, Zip: Employer: Employer Address: Employer City, State, Zip: Phone: Alternate Number of years in Electroneurodiagnostics: In 100 words or less describe the importance of this scholarship to your career and educational advancement. Attach with application. Scan & Submit to: Applications must submit application to the above no later midnight on Feb 1 st, Recipients and applicants shall be notified on February 22 nd. 12

13 Registration Online: Exhibitor Opportunities - Contact Us: Interesting in Exhibiting? WSET Vendor Chair Rebecca Hubbs: WSETVendor@yahoo.com Register to Exhibit Now: Contact Us: Questions? Contact Us: Website: Michele Furman: WSETMeeting@yahoo.com 13

14 Surgical Monitoring Board Prep EEG, Bedside, LTM 2015 ANNUAL MEETING & COURSES Friday Sunday March 13-15, 2015 Marriott Seattle Waterfront 2100 Alaskan Way Seattle Washington 14