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Global Neuro Course— Neurotrauma and Neurocritical Care (With Hands-on Training)

- For Residents

  • 02 - 03 November 2024
  • United States | Nashville, TN
  • JA4ET5VD QSFA1809 Medical College of Wisconsin
  • VEGEKTK1 XXQ14V1N University of Pittsburgh
  • CQNU1BOL HZVZIGM0 Cleveland Clinic
  • Registration fee: USD 100.00

The Global Neuro Course—Neurotrauma and Neurocritical Care for Residents, covers the theoretical basis and practical principles for managing traumatic brain and spine injuries and making proper decisions in daily clinical practice.

Course Delivery Format: Lectures, Interactive Sessions with Audience Response System / Gamification, Hands-On Cranial and Spinal Sessions with Instrumentation, Demonstrations of Neuromonitoring Equipment, Neuroendovascular Simulation.

Chair(s)
  • JA4ET5VD QSFA1809
    Medical College of Wisconsin 
  • VEGEKTK1 XXQ14V1N
    University of Pittsburgh 
  • CQNU1BOL HZVZIGM0
    Cleveland Clinic 
Contributor(s)
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Nashville, TN
Venue
Nashville City Club / Hyatt Centric Downtown Nashville
Format
Course
Content
Artificial bone practicals, Lectures, Simulators
Target audience

The Global Neuro Course—Neurotrauma for Residents has been developed for neurosurgical residents to provide additional education on the complex management issues surrounding traumatic injuries, including traumatic brain injury, spinal cord and spinal column injury, blunt vascular injury, and peripheral nerve injury. 

 

Languages
English

 

Course Description

This course for residents covers the current best strategies and considerations for managing neurotrauma and neurocritical care patients and is based on competencies defined in Global Neuro’s curriculum. The course focuses on cranial and spinal trauma. The content is delivered using multiple methods: Comprehensive lectures concentrate on the understanding of core material. Hands-on sessions are provided to stimulate interest in surgical and procedural techniques for managing the diverse types of injuries neurosurgeons in practice must address when taking trauma call.  Residents will be exposed to a variety of perspectives from neurotrauma leaders around the country on the use of multimodality neuromonitoring and complex management issues to augment their experiences in their home training programs.  They will also be exposed to current thoughts on the future of the specialty.

 

Content 

Session I: Diagnosis and Prognosis

  • Prognostication in TBI: What Do We Know? (20 Minutes)-Chesnut
  • Neuroimaging Innovations in TBI and SCI (20 Minutes)-Okonkwo
  • Neurocritical Care Issues in TBI Management (20 Minutes)-Ngwenya
  • Cognitive Sequelae and Rehabilitation After TBI (20 Minutes)-Terry

Session II: Fundamentals of Neurotrauma Management

  • Management of Craniofacial Trauma (20 Minutes)-Nail
  • Management of Pediatric Spine Trauma (20 Minutes)-Adelson
  • Management of High C-Spine Trauma (20 Minutes)-Zuckerman
  • Management of Subaxial Cervical Spine Trauma (15 Minutes)- Sieg
  • Management of Thoracolumbar Trauma (20 Minutes)-Zwagerman

Session IV: Special Topics in Neurotrauma I (PEARLS)

  • Blunt Vascular Injuries (15 Minutes) -TBD
  • Post-Traumatic Seizure Disorders (15 Minutes)-Pease
  • Penetrating Brain Injury Management Pearls (15 Minutes)-Armonda
  • Penetrating Brain Injury Guidelines (15 Minutes)-Hawryluk

Session V: Special Topics in Neurotrauma II (PEARLS)

  • Peripheral Nerve Injury (15 Minutes)-Webb
  • Decompressive Craniotomy (15 Minutes)-Timmons
  • Geriatric Patients with TBI (15 Minutes)-Stippler
  • Reversal of Antithrombotic Medications (15 Minutes)-Sieg
  • Biomarkers in TBI and SCI (15 Minutes) Minutes)-Manley

Session VII: The Future of Neurotrauma 

  • A New Framework for TBI Nomenclature & Classification (15 Minutes)-Manley
  • Quality Registries, Benchmarking, Certification (15 Minutes)-Timmons
  • Global Clinical Burden of Neurotrauma (15 Minutes)-Zwagerman
  • Global Financial Burden of Neurotrauma (15 Minutes)-Zuckerman
  • Global Neurotrauma Panel Discussion (25 Minutes)-Dewan, Thompson, Zuckerman, and Zwagerman

For content details and additional information see  the Course Preliminary Program.

 

This course covers theoretical and practical principles of diagnosis, management, and prognosis of a variety of neurotrauma and neurocritical care problems, including traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, spinal column injury, craniofacial injury, peripheral nerve injury, and blunt vascular injury.

By completing this course, participants will be better able to:

  • Review evidentiary bases for prognostication, diagnosis, and management of various neurotrauma injuries, including those to the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves, spinal column, craniofacial structures, and craniocervical vasculature.
  • Be familiar with the breadth and depth of neurotrauma diagnoses, treatments, and controversies.
  • Understand the surgical anatomy and be facile with basic techniques including: ventriculostomy; decompressive craniectomy; internal fixation for occiput to C2, subaxial cervical spine, and thoracolumbar spine injuries; and basic endovascular techniques.
  • Be familiar with innovations taking place in the care of neurotrauma patients
  • Be familiar with controversies in neurotrauma, areas of equipoise and lack of evidence, and understand the arguments for various positions regarding controversial management issues

Global Neuro, ZJYBLS9O 44MD8C9F, Email: info@tipic.swiss

Seats
54
   
Registration fee
USD 100.00
Included items
Coffee breaks, Course bag, Course materials, Lunch

*Registration fee includes a 1-hour Networking reception for Faculty, Participants, and Sponsors on November 2nd, 2024.    

 

Cancellation Policy: 50% until 30 days before the event. No refund thereafter.

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