Marco Cenzato, MD Yasuhiko Kaku, MD Tetsuya Tsukahara, MD Davide Boeris, MD Giuseppe Esposito, MD Luca Regli, MD

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2 DEAR FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES It is our pleasure to invite you to the 9th European - Japanese Cerebrovascular Congress. Preventive treatment remains one of the subjects that raises the most heated debates in the cerebrovascular scientific community, therefore this congress represents a unique opportunity to share and gather the updates on neurovascular surgery and intervention for treating AVMs, Aneurysms, Cavernomas, davfs, Stroke and MoyaMoya. The meeting is expected to be of value to neurosurgeons, neuroradiologists, radiosurgeons, neurologists, neurocritical care specialists, and nurses. We are very much looking forward to seeing you in Milan. Yours sincerely, Marco Cenzato, MD Yasuhiko Kaku, MD Tetsuya Tsukahara, MD Davide Boeris, MD Giuseppe Esposito, MD Luca Regli, MD 2

3 EJCVC FACULTY Agostoni Elio C. Andreou Alexandros Benes Vladimir Birkeland Peter Boccardi Edoardo Boeris Davide Bongetta Daniele Bortolotti Carlo Cardia Andrea Cenzato Marco D Aliberti Giuseppe Debernardi Alberto de Brabandere Luc Del Maestro Mattia Dones Flavia Ducati Alessandro Dufour Jean-Philippe Egashira Yusuke Eliava Shalva Esposito Giuseppe Ferroli Paolo Fierstra Jorn Fontanella Marco Fujimura Miki Galzio Renato J. Garbossa Diego Germans Menno Gruber Andreas Hänggi Daniel Hara Takayuki Hirayama Teruyasu Imaizumi Yohichi Ishibashi Toshihiro Ishida Fujimaro Jankovic Dragan Kaku Yasuhiko Kashefiolasl Sepide Kato Yoko Kidooka Minoru Kikuta Ken-ichiro Kikuta Yoshichika Kronenburg Annick Kulcsar Zsolt Kurita Hiroki Kuwayama Naoya Kuroda Hideki Luzzi Sabino Marcati Eleonora Maruyama Daisuke Matsushige Toshinori Miyachi Shigeru Miyawaki Satoru Motti Enrico Morimoto Masafumi Muscas Giovanni Nakagawara Jyoji Nakahara Ichiro Nozaki Kazuhiko Oda Jumpei Ogawa Shotaro Ota Nakao Ohtaki Masafumi Pasqualin Alberto Pero Guglielmo Piano Mariangela Quilici Luca Raabe Andreas Regli Luca Rinkel Gabriel J.E. Ryu Bikei Sasaki Tatsuya Satoh Akira Sato Taku Scienza Renato Sebök Martina Servadei Franco Stefini Roberto Szikora Istvan Takeda Ririko Tanaka Michikiro Tassi Laura Toyota Shingo Trivelli Marco Tsukahara Tetsuya Ueda Toshihiro Valvassori Luca Van der Zwan Albert Vincitorio Francesca Walsh Daniel Yamamoto Junkoh Zoia Cesare 3

4 Scientific Program Main Session Aula Magna Thursday, JUNE 07 th Welcome and Introduction Trivelli M. (Milan, Italy) General Director, Grande Ospedale Metropolitano Niguarda Servadei F. (Milan, Italy) President, WFNS - World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies Cenzato M. (Milan, Italy) Chief of Neurosurgery, Grande Ospedale Metropolitano Niguarda History of the EJCVC Tsukahara T. (Kyoto, Japan) Trends in the cerebrovascular interventions: conference proceedings Esposito G. (Zurich, Switzerland) ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATIONS Raabe A. (Bern, Switzerland) Kulcsar Z. (Zurich, Switzerland) Kurita H. (Saitama, Japan) Cenzato M. (Milan, Italy) Origin of AVMs: what we know about ethiopatogenesis Szikora I. (Budapest, Hungary) Anatomical and clinical classifications. What in use, what to improve Stefini R. (Milan, Italy) Eloquence: assessment and significance Ryu B. (Tokyo, Japan) Neuromonitoring in AVM surgery Walsh D. (London, United Kingdom) AVMs associated aneurysms Boccardi E. (Milan, Italy) Open Coffee Gruber A. (Linz, Austria) Ducati A. (Turin, Italy) Boccardi E. (Milan, Italy) Nozaki K. (Shiga, Japan) Lessons learned from 200 battles against AVMs Kurita H. (Saitama, Japan) AVMs: what we would do and we would not do again Eliava S. (Moscow, Russian) Current indication for unruptured AVMs in Japan Nozaki K. (Shiga, Japan) Quality of life: before and after bleeding / treatment Szikora I. (Budapest, Hungary) Surgery: new strategies and tools Scienza R. (Padua, Italy) Discussion Lunch Raabe A. (Bern, Switzerland) Boccardi E. (Milan, Italy) OXFORD DEBATE Should we treat AVMs preventively? Cenzato M. (Milan, Italy) YES Rinkel G.J.E. (Utrecht, The Netherlands) NO 4

5 Scientific Program Main Session Aula Magna Andreou A. (Athens, Grece) Pasqualin A. (Verona, Italy) Van der Zwan A. (Utrecht, The Netherlands) Hara T. (Tokyo, Japan) AVMs, Post-ARUBA Treatment Approach based upon outcomes of ruptured cases Maruyama D. (Kyoto, Japan) Complications in AVMs surgery Cenzato M. (Milan, Italy) Endovascular: new tools (Squid Vs Phill, etc): true obliteration value Pero G. (Milan, Italy) Endovascular: new strategies (venous approach) true obliteration values Valvassori L. (Milan, Italy) Gamma knife new strategies and results Motti E. (Milan, Italy) Discussion Motti E. (Milan, Italy) Szikora I. (Budapest, Hungary) D Aliberti G. (Milan, Italy) Scienza R. (Padua, Italy) Bortolotti C. (Bologna, Italy) Kikuta K. (Fucui, Japan) Spinal AVMs Anatomical and clinical classifications Boeris D. (Milan, Italy) Spinal AVMs Endovascular Treatment Strategies Kulcsar Z. (Zurich, Switzerland) High resolusion 3D fusion imaging in AVM surgery Hara T. (Tokyo, Japan) Angiographical signs of effective cure in AVMs Miyachi S. (Aichi, Japan) How to secure the safety of surgery for unruptured brain AVMs in post-aruba era Kikuta K. (Fucui, Japan) Adjourn OXFORD DEBATE Grade 4 to 5 AVMs: should we offer any treatment? Walsh D. (London, United Kingdom) YES Raabe A. (Bern, Switzerland) NO 5

6 Scientific Program Parallel Session Thursday, JUNE 07 th PARALLEL SESSION AVMs/ANEURYSMS Miyachi S. (Aichi, Japan) Boeris D. (Milan, Italy) Garbossa D. (Turin, Italy) Esposito G. (Zurich, Switzerland) Pharmacological treatment of Intracerebral Vascular Anomalies: review of the literature and future Bongetta D. (Pavia, Italy) A Multidisciplinary approach to Avms: Niguarda 7-year experience Marcati E. (Milan, Italy) Validating a therapy-oriented complication grading system in microsurgical treatment of unruptured intracranial aneurysms: a prospective population-based study Sebök M. (Zurich, Switzerland) Discussion Combined treatment of Grade-III Spetzler- Martin Brain arteriovenous malformations Luzzi S. (Pavia, Italy) Laser treatment of discharging veins in Avm surgery Boeris D. (Milan, Italy) A Systematic review of recurrent brain arteriovenous malformations Bortolotti C. (Bologna, Italy) Case Report: preventive microsurgical treatment of unruptured Avm with associated stress aneurysm Vincitorio F. (Turin, Italy) Transition towards a minimal invasive approach for unruptured anterior circulation aneurysms in a single institution Birkeland P. (Aalborg, Denmark) 6

7 Scientific Program Main Session Aula Magna Friday, JUNE 08 th ANEURYSMS MAIN SESSION Hirayama T. (Nihon, Japan) Rinkel G.J.E. (Utrecht, The Netherlands) Regli L. (Zurich, Switzerland) Scienza R. (Padua, Italy) Anatomy of the aneurysmal wall and clinicopathological insights from vessel wall imaging Matsushige T. (Hiroshima, Japan) Computational Fluid Dynamics for cerebral aneurysms in clinical setting Ishida F. (Mie, Japan) Role of intraoperative neuromonitoring in clipping of giant and large aneurysm Sasaki T. (Sendai, Japan) Morbidity and mortality of modern treatment of unruptured aneurysms Raabe A. (Bern, Switzerland) Newton I and Newton II study on SAH Hänggi D. (Heidelberg, Germany) Cerebral Aneurysms Treatment Kato Y. (Aichi, Japan) Trans-Sylvian key-hole approach for unruptured aneurysms of the anterior circulation Takeda R. (Kanagawa, Japan) Discussion Coffee break Ducati A. (Turin, Italy) Ohtaki M. (Hokkaido, Japan) Gruber A. (Linz, Austria) Small UIA: indication for treatment in Japan Ohtaki M. (Hokkaido, Japan) Flow diverters, current indications and limits Boccardi E. (Milan, Italy) Bypass Surgery for Giant Aneurysms Ota N. (Okkaido, Japan) Survey: when is a diagnostic DSA necessary for clipping of Intracranial Aneurysms? Esposito G. (Zurich, Switzerland) Discussion SPECIAL LECTURE Thinking in New Boxes de Brabandere L. (Brussels, Belgium) Lunch Benes V. (Czech Republic) Esposito G. (Zurich, Switzerland), Piano M. (Milan, Italy) Kato Y. (Aichi, Japan) Carotid-Endarterectomy: current indication Benes V. (Czech Republic) Giant: therapeutic options: Endovascular Vs combined Gruber A. (Linz, Austria) Flow-preservation bypass surgery: options, indications and training Esposito G. (Zurich, Switzerland) 7

8 Scientific Program Main Session Aula Magna Friday, JUNE 08 th Giant: therapeutic options: Surgical Vs combined Cenzato M. (Milan, Italy) Treatment of thrombosed large and giant aneurysms: pitfall and strategy Hirayama T. (Nihon, Japan) Evaluation of collateral circulation in Giant Aneurysms Van der Zwan A. (Utrecht, The Netherlands) Microsurgery for cerebral aneurysms: the experience of Burdenko Neurosurgical Research Center Eliava S. (Moscow, Russian) Raabe A. (Bern, Switzerland) Ferroli P. (Milan, Italy), Gruber A. (Linz, Austria) OXFORD DEBATE A small MCA aneurysm in a young patient: today, would you treat it? Regli L. (Zurich, Switzerland) YES Rinkel G.J.E. (Utrecht, The Netherlands) NO Hybrid surgeon, Japan experience Kaku Y. (Gifu, Japan) Paraclinoidal aneurysms / surgery Vs endovascular Galzio R.J. (Pavia, Italy) Discussion Adjourn Guided tour Exposition Triennale: Italian Design Networking Museo della Triennale Only for invited Faculty. The tickets for the dinner are available and purchasable at the Organizing Secretariat Cenzato M. (Milan, Italy) Pasqualin A. (Verona, Italy) Kaku Y. (Gifu, Japan) Bypass Surgery for Giant Aneurysms Ota N. (Okkaido, Japan) Where are we going with ruptured Aneurysm? Survey Pasqualin A. (Verona, Italy) Hybrid surgeons? Better hybrid or better a team work? Andreou A. (Athens, Grece) 8

9 Scientific Program Parallel Session Friday, JUNE 08 th PARALLEL SESSION ANEURYSMS Esposito G. (Zurich, Switzerland) Satoh A. (Tokyo, Japan) Quilici L. (Milan, Italy) Pasqualin A. (Verona, Italy) Epidemiology of Cerebral Aneurysms: role of preventive screening Imaizumi Y. (Kawasaky, Japan) Multi-Institute cooperative study on spasm treatment in Japan using modified Wfns grading and newly proposed spasm grading Satoh A. (Tokyo, Japan) Simulation of the pipeline stent deployment using newly developed software Ishibashi T. (Tokyo, Japan) Clipping after coil embolization Toyota S. (Hyogo, Japan) Feasibility of smart metal artifact reduction algorithm in ct angiography for the patients with histories of both coiling and clipping Kuroda H. (Osaka, Japan) Usefulness of a novel intraoperative laser light imaging to simultaneously visualize visible light and nearinfrared fluorescence for indocyanine green angiography Sato T. (Fukushima, Japan) Preoperative simulation of aneurysmal clipping using three dimentional fusion images Ogawa S. (Tokyo, Japan) Consideration on application of bypass surgery for complex large/giant middle cerebral artery aneurysms Oda J. (Achi, Japan) Management of prehemorrhage antiplatelet use in aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage: an international survey of current practice and literature overview Sebök M. (Zurich, Switzerland) A new perspective of seasonal variation of aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage Kashefiolasl S. (Frankfurt, Germany) Surgery of pica aneurysms Del Maestro M. (Pavia-L Aquila,Italy) Follow-up imaging after spontaneous, non-perimesencephalic subarachnoid hemorrhage with initially negative angiogram: which type of neuroimaging is needed, and when? Dufour J-P. (Zurich, Switzerland) Coffee Break Tsukahara T. (Kyoto, Japan) Pasqualin A. (Verona, Italy) Boeris D. (Milan, Italy) Tranexamic acid and outcome after aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage: a prospective two-center study Germans M. (Zurich, Switzerland) Keyhole approach for non-complex aneurysms of the middle cerebral artery: latero- supraorbital Vs minipterional Fierstra J. (Zurich, Switzerland) D printed angio model for planning aneurysm surgery 2 case experience Jankovic D. (Rijeka, Croatia) Side to side by pass for giant aneurysms treatment Dones F. (Milan, Italy) 9

10 Scientific Program Parallel Session Friday, JUNE 08 th CAVERNOMAS Boeris D. (Milan, Italy) Fontanella M. (Brescia, Italy) Cavernoma surgery in eloquent areas, update Yamamoto J. (Fukuoka, Japan) Diffusion tensor imaging of a pediatric intramedullary cavernous malformation Kikuta Y. (Tokyo, Japan) Radiation-induced and tumorassociated cavernomas: clinical features and surgical management Yamamoto J. (Fukuoka, Japan) Transnasal endoscopic removal of a retrochiasmatic cavernoma: review of the literature and technical note Zoia C. (Pavia, Italy) Microsurgical treatment of cerebral cavernous malformations: a case series of 76 patients Vincitorio F. (Turin, Italy) MOYAMOYA Fujimura M. (Sendai, Japan) Debernardi A. (Milan, Italy), Walsh D. (London, United Kingdom) Hemorrhagic Moyamoya disease Hänggi D. (Heidelberg, Germany) Moyamoya: efficacy of prevention Fujimura M. (Sendai, Japan) Genetics of Moyamoya and related diseases Miyawaki S. (Tokyo, Japan) Rapid O-15 gas pet without arterial blood sample for studying cerebral haemodinamycs in child Moyamoya disease Nakagawara J. (Osaka, Japan) STROKE Esposito G. (Zurich, Switzerland) Garbossa D. (Turin, Italy) Egashira Y. (Gifu, Japan) Clinical and multimodal hemodynamic assessment of bold cerebrovascular reactivity steal physiology Fierstra J. (Zurich, Switzerland) Better characterization of crossed cerebellar diaschisis with advanced neuroimaging; a bold-cvr, dsc-mri and h2o-pet comparison study Sebök M. (Zurich, Switzerland) Novel quantitative blood oxygenationlevel-dependent mri for diagnosing crossed cerebellar diaschisis: a comparison to perfusion weighted mri Sebök M. (Zurich, Switzerland) Feasibility and safety of intraoperative BOLD-MRI cerebrovascular reactivity to evaluate the efficacy of extracranial-tointracranial bypass efficacy Muscas G. (Zurich, Switzerland) Advanced multimodal neuroimaging for ipsilateral thalamic diaschisis in patients with cerebrovascular steno-occlusive disease Fierstra J. (Zurich, Switzerland) A Prospective population-based study for validating a therapy-oriented complication grading system for carotid endarterectomy surgery Sebök M. (Zurich, Switzerland) The value of Mri/Mra in 3-months follow-up after carotid endarterectomy Sebök M. (Zurich, Switzerland) Discussion 10

11 Scientific Program Main Session Aula Magna Saturday, JUNE 09 th MAIN SESSION STROKE Nakagawara J. (Osaka, Japan) Rinkel G.J.E. (Utrecht, The Netherlands) Piano M. (Milan, Italy) Agostoni E. (Milan, Italy) Ischemic stroke: time dependent treatment Morimoto M. (Yokohama, Japan) Guidelines trombectomy Pero G. (Milan, Italy) Carotid artery stenosis: medical and vascular treatment Egashira Y. (Gifu, Japan) Carotid artery endoarterectomy: how I do it Tsukahara T. (Kyoto, Japan) Strokectomy Vs decompression Servadei F. (Milan, Italy) Intracranial arterial stenosis: PTA/Stenting Ueda T. (Kawasaki, Japan) Open Coffee CAVERNOMAS Boeris D. (Milan, Italy) Galzio R.J. (Pavia, Italy) Yamamoto J. (Fukuoka, Japan) Cavernoma: natural history and risk of bleeding Fontanella M. (Brescia, Italy) Cavernoma and epilepsy. Is this an indication to treat? Tassi L. (Milan, Italy) When surgery is not an option, does gamma knife work? Motti E. (Milan, Italy) Cerebrovascular reactivity measured with asl perfusion mri, ivy sign and regional tissue vascularization in Moyamoya Kronenburg A. (Utrecht, The Netherlands) DURAL ARTEROVENOUS FISTULAS Kuwayama N. (Toyama, Japan) Cardia A. (Milan, Italy) Stefini R. (Milan, Italy) Classification (Cognard/Borden/DES) Regli L. (Zurich, Switzerland) Endovascular treatment: risks and complications Kuwayama N. (Toyama, Japan) Treatment of intracranial DAVFs with aggressive feature Nakahara I. (Aichi, Japan) Posterior fossa DAVF classification and surgical tratment D Aliberti G. (Milan, Italy) Spinal DAVF classification and advanced diagnostic Tanaka M. (Chiba, Japan) Dural arteriovenous fistula in the anterior cranial fossa Kidooka M. (Kumiyama, Japan) Discussion Closure and remarks Cenzato M. (Milan, Italy) Regli L. (Zurich, Switzerland) Tsukahara T. (Kyoto, Japan) 11

12 ABOUT THE MEETING The history of the EJCVC in a few bullet points: The European Japanese Cerebrovascular Congress was initiated in Zurich in 2001 by Prof. Y. Sakurai and Prof. Y. Yonekawa, under the name Swiss-Japanese Joint Conference. The 2nd meeting was also organized in Zurich two years later. The 3rd meeting, under the name of European- Japanese Joint Conferences for Stroke Surgery, was held in 2006 in conjunction with the 70th Anniversary of the Department of Neurosurgery, University Hospital Zurich. The 4th meeting was organized in Helsinki, Finland, in 2008, with Prof. J. Hernesniemi as the Congress President. The 5th European-Japanese Joint Conferences for Stroke Surgery was organized in Düsseldorf, Germany, in 2010, with Prof. H-J. Steiger as the Congress President. The 6th meeting, under the name European-Japanese Stroke Surgery conference (EJSSC), was organized in 2012 in Utrecht, The Netherlands, with Prof. L. Regli as the Congress President. The 7th EJSSC was held in Verona, from 25 to 28 June 2014, with Prof. A. Pasqualin as the Congress President. The 8th meeting was held in Zurich, Switzerland in the University Hospital Zurich, under the name European-Japanese Cerebrovascular Congress (EJCVC 2016) in June 22 to Organizing committee was composed by: Prof. L. Regli, Dr. G. Esposito, Prof. Y. Kaku, Prof. T. Tsukahara. The 9th European-Japanese Cerebrovascular Congress (EJCVC 2018) will be held in Milan, Italy in the Niguarda Hospital, in June 7-9, The organizing committee will be composed by: Prof. M. Cenzato, Prof. Y. Kaku, Prof. T. Tsukahara, Dr. G. Esposito, Dr. D. Boeris, Prof. L. Regli. 12

13 Aims of the Meeting This European-Japanese Cerebrovascular Congress represents a unique opportunity to gather the latest updates on neurovascular surgery and intervention for cerebrovascular diseases. The meeting is expected to be of value to neurosurgeons, neuroradiologists, radiosurgeons, neurologists, neurocritical care specialists, and nurses. The key topic of the meeting is the preventive treatment of cerebrovascular diseases, namely treatment of: Unruptured Arteriovenous Malformations Unruptured intracranial Aneurysm Cavernomas Dural Arteriovenous Fistula Cerebrovascular steno-occlusive diseases EJCVC also aims to facilitate networking among cerebrovascular specialists. Ejcvc Registration The partecipation to the Congress is subject to payment of the registration fee: How to register Payment Methods - Paypal account: amministrazione@progetka.com - Bank transfer Beneficiary: Progetka srl Bank: RiminiBanca IBAN: IT 08 K SWIFT: ICRAITRRRN0 Note: Write EJCVC Name and Surname as payment purpose In case of payment by bank transfer you are kindly requested to register online selecting as Bank transfer way of payment. You will receive an confirmation of your request of registration but your registration will be confirmed only if evidence of your payment is sent to the Organizing Secretriat by mail or fax within 05 days. Please indicate on the payment description the participant s Family name and the Registration number. Billing The invoice for registration will be issued with the personal details of the registered participant. In case the invoice should be released to another subject (Institution, Company, University) please do not forget to click on the button which will appear in the PAYMENT section of the online form. Ejcvc Congress VAT 22% included Earlybird By April 30th, 2018 Late Registration After April 30th, 2018 On site Specialist Resident* Specialist EANS Member *Residents, research fellows, or whoever does not have a permanent position at a University. A certification should be sent together with the registration fee to the ejcvc2018@progetka.com Registration fees include: Admission to scientific sessions Conference badge and kit Certificate of attendance Coffee breaks and Lunches as in the program 13

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