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25th Jan - 27th Jan 2019

J. W. Marriott, Sahar, Mumbai, India

International Conference on Complications in Neurosurgery

A Unique Educational Initiative !

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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

th24 JANUARY

17.30

19.30

th25 JANUARY

06.00–07.30

07.00

08.30

08.40-1800

13.15

13.15-14.00

18.30-20.45

20.45-21.30

21.30 Onwards

REGISTRATION OPENS

WELCOME RECEPTION – PRE-FUNCTION AREA OF JUNIOR BALLROOM

MEDITATION: CONDUCTED BY ART OF LIVING

REGISTRATION

WELCOME ADDRESS - PROF. DR. KEKI E. TUREL - DR. NIRAV MEHTA

SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS

INAUGURATION OF PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION OF DR. KEKI TUREL

LUNCH

INAUGURAL CEREMONY

NATYA RATNA – A CLASSICAL DANCE PRESENTATION BY UTKARSH DANCE ACADEMY

COCKTAILS & DINNER

th25 JANUARY

th24 JANUARY

“One who says he has done no mistakes, has done nothing”

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

06.00-07.15

07.00

07.15

08.30-18.00

13.15-13.30

13.00-14.00

18.00-18.45

19.00-20.15

20.30-21.30

21.30 Onwards


REGISTRATION

FLAG HOISTING: REPUBLIC DAY OF INDIA: OUTSIDE HOTEL RECEPTION AREA

SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS

GROUP PHOTO: PATIO OUTSIDE CONFERENCE HALL

LUNCH

WFNS COMPLICATIONS COMMITTEE & CORE GROUP MEETING - BOARDROOM

UDAAN (MUSICAL ORCHESTRA BY VISUALLY DISABLED) MALKHAM (POLE GYMNASTICS BY DIFFERENTLY ABLED)

INDIAN FOLK DANCES (CELEBRATING HAPPINESS) BY UTKARSH DANCE ACADEMY

COCKTAILS AND DINNER

th26 JANUARY

“In medical practice mistakes are not allowed and seldom forgiven”

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

06.00-07.30

07.00

08.30-18.30

12.45-13.15

13.15-14.00

18.30-18.45


REGISTRATION

SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS

CONVERSATION WITH CAPTAIN R. PALIA (AIR INDIA)

LUNCH

VALEDICTORY

th27 JANUARY

“Don’t judge, just listen”

Day 1 25th January 2019

08.30-08.40

08.40-08.45

08.46-08.53

08.54-08.59

09.00-09.05

09.06-09.11

09.12-09.19

09.20-09.30

09.31-09.38

WELCOME ADDRESS

SURGICAL CLIPPING ON SUBOPTIMAL IMAGING: IS IT A RECIPE FOR INTRAOPERATIVE RUPTURE?

INTRAOPERATIVE RUPTURE OF ANEURYSMS- MANAGEMENT, AGONY AND ECSTASY

INTRA-OPERATIVE ANEURYSMAL RUPTURE- LESSONS LEARNT

UNUSUAL COMPLICATIONS OF CLIPPING AN OPHTHALMIC ARTERY ANEURYSM

PREMATURE RUPTURE OF MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY ANEURYSM

CLIP RECONSTRUCTION- CASES WHICH I SHOULD BYPASS

RAPID VENTRICULAR PACING: SIGNIFICANT REDUCTION OF ISCHAEMIC COMPLICATIONS DURING SURGERY OF COMPLEX INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSMS

COMPLICATION AVOIDANCE AND MANAGEMENT IN ANEURYSM SURGERY

Dr. Keki Turel

H. Kumar

S. Dugani

V. Velho

S. Florian

S. Bhaskar

S. Florian

V. Seifer t

B. Misra

SESSION 1- CEREBROVASCULAR

Moderator - B. Misra | Panelists- Bin Xu, W. Couldwell, A. Dubovoy

ANEURYSMS - INTRAOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS

WELCOME ADDRESS : 8.30-8.35 - Dr. K.E.Turel 8.35-8.40 - Dr. N. Mehta

“Failure is not the opposite of Success, It’s part of Success”


09.39-09.49

09.50-09.55

09.56-10.01

10.02-10.07

10.08-10.15

10.16-10.21

10.22-10.29

THE UNRUPTURED INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSM- TREATMENT SCORE MODEL IN RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF TREATMENT OUTCOME IN CONSECUTIVE 250 PATIENTS WITH INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSMS

CASE REPORT OF COMPLICATIONS AFTER MCA ANEURYSM CLIPPING

INTRACEREBRAL BLEED IN A CLIPPED ANEURYSM CASE

ISOLATED IPSILATERAL MCA INFARCT POST ACOM ANEURYSM CLIPPING

ISCHAEMIC EVENT FOLLOWING CLIP RECONSTRUCTION OF A LARGE UNRUPTURED ACA ANEURYSM IN A YOUNG LADY- PROBABLE CAUSE AND MANAGEMENT

GIANT SUPERIOR HYPOPHYSEAL ANEURYSM- ARTERIAL RECONSTRUCTION WITH FENESTRATED CLIPS LEADING TO ICA ISCHAEMIA

VISUAL LOSS IN VASCULAR INTERVENTIONS

D. Jaskólski

Y.Makhambetov

P. Ghodgaonkar

Col.(Prof.) T. S. Vasan

D. Panikar

S. Behari

R. Nair

ANEURYSMS - POST OPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS

“If you spend more time Preparing, You will spend less time Repairing”


10.30-10.35

10.37-10.42

10.43-10.50

10.51-10.56

10.57-11.02

11.03-11.10

11.11-11.18

EC-IC HIGH FLOW BYPASS WITH ICA LIGATION AT NECK FOR GIANT CAVERNOUS ICA DISSECTING ANEURYSM IN A TEEN GIRL WITH POSTOPERATIVE UNUSUAL COMPLICATION OF MONO-OCULAR BLINDNESS

THE NIGHTMARE OF AVM SURGERY: EARLY RUPTURE OF VENOUS DRAINAGE

INTRAOPERATIVE AVM RUPTURE

POST OPERATIVE INTRACEREBRAL HEMATOMA AFTER EXCISION OF LARGE CEREBRAL AVM

SEVERE MALIGNANT VASOSPASM AFTER COMPLETE REMOVAL OF RIGHT PARIETAL AVM

DELAYED COMPLICATIONS AFTER GAMMA KNIFE RADIOSURGERY FOR INTRACRANIAL AVM’S: EFFECTIVENESS OF SURGICAL MANAGEMENT

THE HEMODYNAMIC CHANGES OF TEMPORAL NEUROLOGICAL DEFICITS AFTER STA-MCA BYPASS

F. Chowdhury

S. Florian

V. Benes

G. Sharma

G. Broggi

M. Chernov

BIN XU

AVM COMPLICATIONS

Moderator - V. Benes | Panelists - D. Jaskólski, R. Nair, E. Kohmura

MIXED BAG

“Fear defeats more people than any other one thing in the world”


11.19-11.26

11.27-11.32

11.33-11.38

11.39-11.44

11.44-11.50

11.51-11.56

11.57-12.02

12.03-12.08

12.09-12.14

THE EXPLORATION OF POSTOPERATIVE ISCHAEMIC COMPLICATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH MOYA MOYA DISEASE

POSTOPERATIVE COUNTER MEASURE AGAINST THE OPERATIVE 10-0 NEEDLE WHICH HAS BEEN LOST DURING THE STA-MCA BYPASS SURGERY

VASCULAR COMPLICATION IN EPILEPSY SURGERY

ICA BLOWOUT AFTER CLOSURE OF CEA

DISCUSSION

A CASE OF ANTERIOR THALAMOPERFORATING ARTERY OCCLUSION AFTER SUCCESSFUL EMBOLIZATION OF ICA-ACHA ARTERY BIFURCATION ANEURYSM

ANEURYSMS IN ELOQUENT ARTERIES: COIL MIGRATION AND THE WAY OUT

PCOM ANEURYSM RUPTURE DURING COILING

ENDOVASCULAR COILING FOR LARGE BASILAR TIP ANEURYSM

WU WEI

K. Mariuchi

B. Rao

K. Turel

Masayuki

A. Kumar

B. Diyora

J. Dai

SESSION 2 - ENDOVASCULARModerator- A. Taylor | Panelists - Wu Wei, N. Dange

“Wise men learn from other men’s mistakesFools don’t even learn from their own”


12.15-12.22

12.23-12.28

12.29-12.34

12.35-12.40

12.41-12.46

12.47-12.52

12.53-12.58

13.00-13.15

13.15-14.00

COMPLICATIONS OF EMBOLIZATION OF AVM

AVM RUPTURE DURING EMBOLIZATION

MANAGEMENT OF DELAYED AVM RUPTURE AFTER ENDOVASCULAR EMBOLIZATION

MORTALITY AFTER VEIN OF GALEN EMBOLIZATION- LOST GLUE AND OVER HEPARINIZATION

POST CVT THROMBOLYSIS ICH AND ITS MANAGEMENT

RESCUE STRATEGY FOR 'SQUEEZE TOOTHPASTE EFFECT' BLOCKING THE ENTIRE CAROTID SYSTEM WHILE CAROTID ARTERY STENTING: A TECHNICAL NOTE

HEMISPHERIC ISCHAEMIC STROKE AFTER CAROTID STENTING

THE NAKED NEUROSURGEON AND THE ANATOMY OF A COMPLICATION

INAUGURATION OF PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION OF DR. KEKI TUREL FOLLOWED BY LUNCH

O. Lirill

A. Gupta

Y.Makhambetov

A. Taylor

S. Sasane

J. Verghese

Y.Makhambetov

A. PANDEY

“All men make mistakes, only fools repeat them”


14.30-14.44

14.45-14.59

15.00-15.14

15.15-15.29

15.30-15.37

15.38-15.43

ETHICAL BEHAVIOR FOLLOWING NEUROSURGICAL COMPLICATIONS

NEUROSURGEON IS THE SECOND VICTIM OF COMPLICATIONS OR ERRORS- ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS

A CLINICAL LEARNING CURVE IS NOT ACCEPTABLE IN NEUROSURGERY

BEING AWARE!- SITUATIONAL AWARENESS AND ITS IMPLICATION IN MITIGATING DISASTERS IN NEUROSURGERY

VENTRICULAR NEUROENDOSCOPY: COMPLICATION AVOIDANCE

NEUROENDOSCOPY COMPLICATED BY SEVERE INTRAVENTRICULAR BLEEDING IN AN INFANT WITH COMPLEX HYDROCEPHALUS

M. Mehdorn

A. Ahmed

A. Taylor

H. Sarkar

S. Constantini

P. Liby

SESSION 3 - ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS

SESSION 4 - PEDIATRICS AND HYDROCEPHALUS

Moderator - S. Constantini | Panelists - M. Qureshi, D. Panikar

14.00-14.30 KEYNOTE ADDRESS: HOW COMPLICATIONS INFLUENCED MY NEUROSURGICAL STRATEGIES - M. SAMII

“The expert reserves his opinion, the ignorant blurts it out unmindfully”


15.44-15.49

15.50-15.55

15.56-16.01

16.02-16.07

16.08-16.13

16.14-16.21

16.22-16.27

16.28-16.34

16.35-16.45

WHY I WOULD NEVER IMPLANT A DRAINAGE OR A SHUNT IN A CHILD WITH HYDROCEPHALUS AND TORCULAR DURAL AVM, THE COMPLICATION THAT SHOULD NOT BE

SHUNT EXPOSE AS A VENTRICULOPERITONEAL SHUNT COMPLICATION: A CASE SERIES

POST SHUNT PARINAUD SYNDROME WITH PARKINSON LIKE SYMPTOMS

CSF HYDROTHORAX: AN UNUSUAL COMPLICATION OF VP SHUNT

A STRANGE CASE OF HYPOTENSIVE HYDROCEPHALUS

DECIDING THE RIGHT PRESSURE OF A SHUNT- A DILEMMA

SUDDEN CARDIAC ARREST UNDER ANAESTHESIA: DOES IT REALLY HAPPEN SUDDENLY??

DISCUSSION

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS

P. Liby

A. Ranuh

A. Mukherji

N. Agarwal

M. Giarlet ta

N. Mehta

S. Sharma

F. Servadei, I. Germano

SESSION 5 - WFNS EDUCATION COMMITTEE SYMPOSIUM

Moderators - I. Germano, F. Servedei

“It is bet ter to STAY OUT of complication, than GET OUT of complication”


16.46-16.58

16.59-17.11

17.12-17.24

17.25-17.37

17.38-17.50

17.50-18.02

BRAIN TRAUMA

SKULL BASE

BRAIN TUMORS

SKIN / SKULL BASE CLOSURE

SUBDURAL HEMATOMA

SPINE

F. Servadei

W. Couldwell

I. Germano

C. Matula

E. Kasper

Y. Bouzouba

“Learning from failure, one gains success”

06.30

06.45

06.40

06.50-07.15

07.15

07.20

07.25

07.30

07.30-08.45

08.40-09.30

09.30 Onwards

Welcome Address by Prof. Dr. Keki E Turel

Repor t by Dr. Smita Sharma, Secretary, 2nd ICCN

Video; ‘Love moves the World’

Introduction of ‘Intuition Process’ – Ms. Divya K. (Demo of Intuition Process)

Invite to the daisŸ Guest of Honor, Prof. Franco Servadei, President, WFNSŸ Guest of Honor, Prof. Madjid Samii, President, INI GroupŸ Chief Guest, Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, Founder, ‘Ar t

Of Living’

Address by Prof. Franco Servadei

Address by Prof. Madjid Samii

Introduction of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar by Prof. Dr. Keki E Turel

Inaugural address by Chief Guest, Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi ShankarThis will be followed by questions and answers, and Meditation

Indian Dance Program by “Utkarsh” group (Directed by Ms. Behnaz Todiwala)

Cock tails and Dinner:All Faculty, Delegates and Organisers of 2nd ICCN

INAUGURAL PROGRAM

ICCN inauguration by Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar

“If you must play, decide upon 3 things at the start :The rules of the game, the stakes and the quit ting time”


08.30-08.37

08.37-08.42

08.43-08.48

08.48-08.53

08.54-08.59

09.00-09.07

09.08-09.13

COMPLICATION MANAGEMENT AND AVOIDANCE IN CP ANGLE TUMOR SURGERY

INTRAOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS IN A ACOUSTIC NEUROMA SURGERY

CEREBELLAR SWELLING AND CSF LEAK IN THE RETROSIGMOID VESTIBULAR SCHWANNOMA SURGERY

CASE OF VASCULAR INJURY IN CP ANGLE SURGERY

COMPLICATION IN A CASE OF LOWER CRANIAL NERVE SCHWANNOMA

VASCULAR COMPLICATIONS IN SKULL BASE SURGERY

ICA LESION DURING CAVERNOUS SINUS TUMOR EXCISION

B. Misra

R. Nair

E. Kohmura

S. Angatha

S. Nair

M. Arraez Sanchez

B. Colli

07.00 - 07.15 FLAG HOISTING CEREMONY

SESSION 6 - SKULL BASE

CP ANGLE TUMOR

Moderator - M. Samii | Panelists - M. Arraez Sanchez, M. Ammirati, S. Nair

VASCULAR COMPLICATIONS

“Failure is a defeat only if you don't learn from it”


09.14-09.19

09.20-09.25

09.26-09.31

09.32-09.39

09.40-09.45

09.46-09.51

09.52-09.57

INFARCTION OF LENTICULOSTRIATE ARTERIES IN THE SURGERY OF HUGE LOBULATED PITUITARY ADENOMA

UNDERSTANDING LATERAL BRAINSTEM PERFORATOR ANATOMY REDUCES COMPLICATIONS WITH FORAMEN MAGNUM MENINGIOMA SURGERY

VERTEBRAL ARTERY LESION DURING RETROSIGMOID APPROACH

CSF LEAKS AFTER SURGERY

ACUTE MENINGITIS AFTER COMPLETE REMOVAL OF MULTI RECURRENT SKULL BASE CHORDOMA

SINONASAL CARCINOMA RESECTION COMPLICATED BY RECURRENT CSF LEAK

A NOVEL TECHNIQUE FOR REFRACTORY CSF RHINORRHOEA AFTER VESTIBULAR SCHWANNOMA SURGERY- CARTILAGINOUS PART OF EUSTACHIAN TUBE OBLITERATION WITH TENSOR TYMPANI MUSCLE

Takeo Goto

A. Taylor

B. Colli

C. Deopujari

M. Broggi

A. Taylor

S. Terasaka

CSF LEAK

“Life's tragedy is that we get old too soon and wise too late”


09.58-10.05

10.06-10.11

10.12-10.17

10.18-10.23

10.24-10.29

10.30-10.37

10.38-10.50

10.51-10.58

10.59-11.04

PITFALLS IN INTERHEMISPHERIC APPROACHES- ANATOMICAL AND SURGICAL CONSIDERATIONS

INJURY OF THE POSTERIOR THIRD OF SUPERIOR SAGITTAL SINUS

VENOUS COMPROMISE/DEEP VENOUS THROMBOSIS DURING PARASAGITTAL MENINGIOMA RESECTION

IMPACT OF FACTORS ON VISUAL OUTCOME IN POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD AFTER SURGICAL TREATMENT OF TUBERCULUM AND DIAPHRAGMA SELLAE MENINGIOMA

PETROCLIVAL MENINGIOMA- MY WORST CASE

UNUSUAL COMPLICATIONS IN SKULL BASE SURGERY

DISCUSSION

COMPLICATIONS IN PITUITARY SURGERY

COMPLICATION AVOIDANCE IN KNOSP-4 PITUITARY CAVERNOUS CAROTID INVASION

U. Sptezger

M. Mehdorn

B. Colli

D. Gulyaev

S. Florian

R. Nair

R. FAHLBUSCH

D. BANERJI

SESSION 7 - ENDOSCOPY

Moderator- R. Fahlbusch | Panelists - E. Knosp, I. Kanaan, C. E. Deopujari

MISCELLANEOUS

“Success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm” -Winston Churchil


11.05-11.10

11.11-11.18

11.19-11.24

11.25-11.30

11.31-11.36

11.37-11.42

11.43-11.48

11.49-11.54

11.55-12.00

12.01-12.08

MANAGEMENT OF IMPERVIOUS EVENT DURING PITUITARY SURGERY

PITUITARY ADENOMA- UNUSUAL COMPLICATIONS

BLINDNESS FOLLOWING PITUITARY ADENOMA SURGERY

CVA POST TRANSSPHENOIDAL PITUITARY EXCISION

ACA INJURY DURING ENDOSCOPIC ENDONASAL CRANIOPHARYNGIOMA RESECTION: PITFALLS AND MANAGEMENT

POST OPERATIVE MORTALITY IN PITUITARY ADENOMA

IATROGENIC CSF LEAKAGE AFTER SKULL BASE SURGERY FOR PITUITARY ADENOMA: MULTIPLE BUT INEFFECTIVE ATTEMPTS OF SURGICAL REVISION

CSF LEAK FOLLOWING MEDICAL MANAGEMENT IN INVASIVE PITUITARY ADENOMA, POST OPERATIVELY

HOW TO SEAL THE DURAL DEFECT IN ENDOSCOPIC ENDONASAL SKULL BASE APPROACH

CSF RECONSTRUCTION: FACTORS AFFECTING RESULTS

Y. Bouzoubaa

E. Knosp

A. Kumar

G. Lobo

M. Elhammady

H. Bhar tiya

M. Giarlet ta

A. Balasubramanium

W. Shimohonji

N. Shah

“Forget the mistake, remember the lesson”


12.09-12.16

12.17-12.24

12.25-12.29

12.30-12.40

12.41-12.51

12.52-12.57

12.58-13.03

ENDOSCOPIC AND KEYHOLE NEUROSURGERY: HOW TO PREVENT AND MANAGE INTRAOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS

CONFOCAL NEUROENDOSCOPY IN BRAIN TUMORS

DISCUSSION

SIMULATION BASED SKILLS TRAINING IN NEUROSURGERY: TOWARDS COMPLICATION AVOIDANCE AND MANAGEMENT

COMPLICATIONS DUE TO INADEQUATE APPLICATION OF ANATOMY

ROLE OF PRE OPERATIVE 3D DRAWINGS IN CONCEPTUALISATION AND INTEGRATION FOR EFFECTIVE NEUROSURGICAL OUTCOMES AND COMPLICATION AVOIDANCE

AWAKE OR ASLEEP - UNDERSTANDING THE SUPPLEMENTARY MOTOR AREA SYNDROME

A. Deli tala

A. Cordoba

A. Suri

P. Gonsalez

J. Panchwagh

A. Moiyadi

SESSION 9 - MIXED BAG

Moderator - V. Seifer t | Panelists - G. Broggi, Y. Kato, K. Sridhar

SESSION 8 - NEURO-ENDOSCOPY

“To teach is to learn again”


13.04-13.09

13.10-13.15

13.16-13.23

13.24-13.30

13.30-14.15

14.15-14.29

14.30-14.44

14.45-14.59

15.01-15.08

15.09-15.14

15.15-15.20

COMPLICATION FOLLOWING SURGERY ON MOTOR STRIP AVM

AVOID ANEURYSM RECURRENCE AFTER CLIPPING

THE DILEMMA OF ACM

GROUP PHOTOGRAPH- ALL DELEGATES & FACULTY TO ASSEMBLE NEAR PATIO

LUNCH

DILEMMA OF DECISION MAKING AMONGST COLLEAGUES

DEALING WITH PATIENT ALLEGATIONS IN NEUROSURGICAL PRACTICE

DEATH ON OPERATION TABLE

COMPLICATIONS OF AWAKE SURGERY FOR GLIOMAS

ULTRASOUND AS AN INTRAOPERATIVE ADJUNCT TO REDUCE COMPLICATIONS

SURGICAL COMPLICATION BY UNINTEN-TIONAL RESIDUE IN GLIOMA RESECTION

A. Goel

Y. Kato

K. Turel

M. Qureshi

L. Kapoor

S. Pandya

Y Nari ta

L. Padayachy

Tetsuya Goto

SESSION 10 - MORAL PROBITY AND MEDICO-LEGAL IMPLICATIONS

SESSION 11 - INTRINSIC BRAIN TUMORS

Moderator- I. Germano | Panelists - S. Prabhu, B. Oscar Colli, A. Moiyadi

“Not failure, but low aim is crime”


15.21-15.28

15.29-15.36

15.37-15.42

15.43-15.48

15.49-15.54

15.55-16.00

16.01-16.06

16.07-16.09

16.10-16.17

16.18-16.23

16.24-16.29

WOUNDED GLIOMA SYNDROME

COMPLICATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH RESECTION OF INTRAAXIAL GLIOMAS

FLUORESCENCE GUIDED RESECTION OF BRAIN TUMORS- ALL THAT IS RED ISNOT TUMOR

CORPUS CALLOSUM GLIOMA- IS THERE A ROLE FOR SURGERY?

DEATH FOLLOWING EXCISION OF THIRD VENTRICULAR GLIOMA

RE-DO CRANIOTOMIES FOR BRAIN TUMORS: IS THE RISK FOR PATIENT INCREASED?

DOES DTI INCREASE SAFETY IN BRAINSTEM SURGERY?

DISCUSSION

MVD- MAJOR COMPLICATIONS

CEREBELLAR INFARCTION IN MVD FOR TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA

DEAFNESS FOLLOWING MVD

S. Nair

S. Prabhu

A. Moiyadi

S. Florian

M. Turel

M. Broggi

K. Sridhar

J. Rzaev

B. Masot to

K. Turel

SESSION 12 - PAIN, EPILEPSY, STEREOTACTIC& FUCNTIONAL NEUROSURGERY

Moderator- M. Chernov | Panelists - J. Schramm, P. Doshi

“Do your best, be prepared for the worst”


16.30-16.37

16.38-16.45

16.46-16.51

16.52-16.57

16.58-17.05

17.06-17.13

17.14-17.19

17.21-17.26

HITS AND MISSES IN MESIAL TEMPORAL EPILEPSY SURGERY

COMPLICATIONS OF EPILEPSY SURGERY: A SINGLE SURGEON SERIES OF 318 CASES

CASE SELECTION FOR STEREOTACTIC BIOPSY

THALAMIC TUMOR BIOPSY: AN EXAMPLE OF THE REASON SWISS CHEESE MODEL OF ACCIDENT CAUSATION

COMPLICATIONS OF ITB IN MANAGEMENT OF CEREBRAL PALSY

TRANSGRESSION OF CERVICAL CORD BY WRONG CORDOTOMY NEEDLE

“BEATING THE ODDS" IN DBS SURGERY

TARDY BRACHIAL PLEXUS PALSY: AN UNCOMMON COMPLICATION OF FRACTURE CLAVICLE

D. Mazumdar

R. Rao

N. Modi

M. Broggi

A. Purohit

J. Schramm

P. Doshi

V. Shenoy

STEREOTACTIC BIOPSY

FUNCTIONAL SURGERY

SESSION 13 - BRACHIAL PLEXUS AND PERIPHERAL NERVES

Moderator - M. Samii | Panelists - L. Rasulic, K. Desai

EPILEPSY SURGERY

“No operation is too small to be done casually”


17.27-17.39

17.40-17.52

17.53-18.00

18.01-18.08

18.09-18.16

BRACHIAL PLEXUS INJURIES- WRONG REPAIR STRATEGIES AND INCORRECT EVALUATION, WHAT I LEARNT OVER 20 YEARS

MANAGING COMPLICATIONS RELATED TO PERIPHERAL NERVE SURGERY: SELECTED ILLUSTRATIVE CASES

PRESERVATION OF FACIAL NERVE IN SKULL BASE SURGERY AND MANAGEMENT OF LONG STANDING FACIAL NERVE PALSY

IATROGENIC MARGINAL MANDIBULAR BRANCH OF FACIAL NERVE INJURY IN FACIAL SURGERY: RESTORATION OF LOWER LIP AND ORAL SPHINCTER, ANTERIOR BELLY OF DIGASTRIC MUSCLE TRANSFER

INCOMPLETE EXCISION OF PACINIAN CORPUSCLE NEUROMA OF DIGITAL NERVE: RECURRENT SPINDLE CELL TUMOR PLUS RSD

D. Garozzo

L. Rasulic

K. Morwani

A. Gupta

A. Gupta

“Medicine is a science of uncertainty and an art of probability” -William Osler

08.30-08.37

08.38-08.43

08.44-08.49

08.50-08.55

08.56-09.01

09.02-09.07

09.08-09.15

09.16-09.21

09.22-09.29

CAUSES, CONSEQUENCES AND MEASURES TO AVOID OR TREAT COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING DECOMPRESSIVE CRANIECTOMY

COMPLICATIONS IN TBI - REPORT OF 2 CASES

DELAYED MASSIVE EPISTAXIS AFTER HEAD INJURY

EFFICACY OF RUGBY HEADGEAR FOR CHRONIC SUBCUTANEOUS CSF COLLECTION

MANAGEMENT OF COMPLICATIONS OF SPONTANEOUS IPH

EPIDURAL ABSCESS FOLLOWING CRANIOPLASTY IN DR. SOETOMO GENERAL HOSPITAL: A CASE SERIES AND HOW WE MANAGED IT

COMPLICATIONS IN CRANIOPLASTY

FATAL CRANIOPLASTY

DISCUSSION

D. Shukla

A. Khan

I. Maldonado

Y. Kubota

S. Athawale

R. Destiansyah

S. Florian

S. Joshi


SESSION 13 - TRAUMA / INTRACEREBRAL BLEED

Moderator- F. Servadei | Panelists - M. Mehdorn, A. Chacko, V. Sinha

“To simplify complications is the first essential of success”

-George Earle Buckle


09.30-09.40

09.41-09.48

09.49-09.56

09.57-10.02

10.03-10.08

10.09-10.14

10.15-10.20

10.21-10.26

MY RECENT GREATEST DISASTERS

UNEXPECTED RE-OPERATION WITHIN 24 HOURS AFTER ELECTIVE SURGERY IN ONE OF MAJOR CHINESE NEUROSURGICAL CENTERS IN RECENT 7 YEARS

SAFE USE OF HIGH POWER DRILL

AN ERROR WHILE FIXING CRUTCHFIELD TONG TO THE SKULL FOR METASTATIC CERVICAL INSTABILITY- A RESIDENT'S EXPERIENCE

BURNS DUE TO NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL MONITORING IN THE SETTING OF AN INTRA-OP MRI

COMPLICATION FOLLOWING USE OF COLLAGEN BASED DURAL SUBSTITUTE

ROADBLOCK TO RE-EXPLORATION: A CASE OF ARTIFICIAL DURAL GRAFT DRAPED ON BRAINSTEM AND MEDULLOBLASTOMA

PERIOPERATIVE STROKE IN COMPLEX CRANIOFACIAL TUMOR SURGERIES- AN UNWANTED COMPICATION

F. Gentili

X. Yang

K. Hongo

J. Schramm

A. Balasubramanium

K. Sridhar

M. Kaku

A. Parasuraman

SESSION 14 - GENERAL NEUROSURGERY

Moderator - K. Ekkehardt | Panelists - K. Hongo, P. Gonsalez, A. Deli tala

“Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated”

-Confucius


10.27-10.33

10.34-10.39

10.40-10.45

10.46-10.51

10.52-10.59

11.00-11.07

11.08-11.13

11.14-11.19

11.20-11.25

TWO CASES OF VISION LOSS AFTER BIFRONTAL APPROACH

SITTING POSITION AND BRAIN PERFUSION

PIAL LACERATION FROM A DURAL SUTURE CAUSING DEVASTATING NEUROLOGICAL DEFICIT

POST OPERATIVE NEUROLOGICAL DETERIORATION DUE TO MULTIPLE FACTORS IN A PATIENT WITH METASTATIC BRAIN TUMOR- A CASE REPORT

INTRA-OPERATIVE RUPTURES: BASILAR AND BLEB ANEURYSM OF IC BIFURCATION

AN UNUSUAL COMPLICATION OF A LARGE COLLOID CYST SURGERY

COMPLICATION IN A CASE OF GIANT ANTEROMEDIAL HEMANGIOBLASTOMA

DISASTROUS HEMORRHAGIC COMPLICATION DURING POSTERIOR FOSSA SURGERY DUE TO INJURY TO DOMINANT OCCIPITAL SINUS

MASSIVE FACIAL AND NECK EDEMA FOLLOWING POSTERIOR FOSSA SURGERY

A. Dubovoy

R. Mishra

A. Chacko

Y. Fujii

I. Cherian

S. Ghosh

S. Nair

V. Shenoy

S. Joshua

“Never let success get to your head; never let failure get to your heart” -Anonymous


11.26-11.31

11.32-11.42

11.43-11.44

11.45-12.00

12.01-12.08

12.09-12.16

12.17-12.24

12.25-12.32

12.33-12.40

12.41-12.44

ERREUR STUPIDE - MAUVAIS INSTRUMENT

THREE STUDIES OF POST CRANIOTOMY MENINGITIS: A DREADED COMPLICATION

DISCUSSION

PATIENT SAFETY IN OPERATION ROOM

COMPLICATION FOLLOWING VERTEBRAL ARTERY INJURY DURING CVJ SURGERY

OVER DISTRACTION DURING C1-C2 POSTERIOR TECHNIQUE CAUSING INCREASE IN QUADRIPARESIS

UNUSUAL POST SURGICAL COMPLICATION OF CV JUNCTION SURGERY (TRANSARTICULAR SCREW)

AN UNRESOLVED COMPLICATION OF C1-C2 FIXATION IN A SIX MONTH INFANT

FAILED ODONTOID SCREWS: WHY DO THEY FAIL!

DISCUSSION

M.Balamurugan

V. Rajshekhar

M. Zileli

A. Goel

S. Behari

V. Sinha

J. Par thiban

V. Kundnani

SESSION 15 - CRANIOVERTEBRAL JUNCTION

Moderator - A. Goel | Panelists - S. Behari, A. Kulkarni

“Whenever a doctor cannot do good, he must be kept from doing harm” -Hippocrates


12.45-13.15

13.15-14.00

14.00-14.07

14.07-14.12

14.13-14.18

14.19-14.24

14.25-14.32

14.33-14.38

LUNCH

COMPLICATIONS WITH INTRAOPERATIVE RADIOGRAPHS

VERTEBRAL ARTERY INJURY DURING ACDF: SEQUELAE OF TRAUMA OR IATROGENIC ?

CERVICAL SPINE DISC SURGERY COMPLICATIONS

CERVICAL SPINE INJURY (POST TRAUMATIC)

COMPLICATIONS OF STEROID THERAPY IN THE MANAGEMNET OF ACUTE SPINAL CORD INJURY

ESOPHAGEAL FISTULA- THE PAIN AND AGONY

S. Rober tson

R. Meena

A. Ozer

A. Ozer

A. Avetisyan

V. Velho

SESSION 16 - CERVICAL SPINE

Moderator - M. Samii | Panelists - S. Rober tson, V. Rajshekhar

AGONY AND ECSTASY: CONVERSATION WITH CAPTAIN RUSTAM PALIA, WHO HEROICALLY SAVED AIR INDIA FLIGHT AI101 FLYING NONSTOP DELHI TO JFK(NEW YORK), WITH 370 LIVES AND CONFRONTED BY COMPLICATIONS - LOW FUEL, BAD WEATHER AND MULTI EQUIPMENT FAILURE!

“Your past mistakes are meant to guide you, not define you”


14.39-14.44

14.45-14.50

14.51-14.56

14.57-15.02

15.03-15.08

15.09-15.14

15.15-15.20

15.21-15.26

15.27-15.39

15.40-15.47

COMPLICATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH STAND ALONE CAGE WITH DEGENERATIVE CERVICAL SPINE DISEASES

IMPLANT MIGRATION IN SUBAXIAL CERVICAL SPINE FOLLOWING ANTERIOR CERVICAL DISCECTOMY AND FUSION

IMPLANT FAILURE IN A CASE OF CERVICAL SPONDYLODISCITIS

ACDF WITH WORSENING DEFECT

STROKE FOLLOWING ACDF

C5 WEAKNESS

POST OPERATIVE DETERIORATION IN A CASE OF CERVICAL MYELOPATHY - WHAT IS THE WAY FORWARD?

CERVICAL KYPHOSIS FOLLOWING LAMINECTOMY FOR NEURENTERIC CYST

DISCUSSION

USEFULNESS OF IOM IN SPINAL CORD TUMORS TO AVOID POST OPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS

D. Gulyaev

V. Maheshwari

C. Mohanty

M. Panigrahi

S. Joshi

A. Mukherji

N. Mehta

A. Balasuramanium

F. Servadei

SESSION 17 - DORSO-LUMBAR SPINE

Moderator - F. Servadei | Panelists - M. Zileli, V. Kundnani

“Not in time, place or circumstances, but in the man lies his success”


15.48-15.55

15.56-16.01

16.02-16.12

16.13-16.20

16.21-16.26

16.27-16.32

16.33-16.38

16.39-16.44

16.45-16.50

COMPLICATION IN SURGERY OF INTRAMEDULLARY SPINAL TUMORS

COMPLICATION IN SPINAL TUMOR SURGERY

TEN FAILURES IN SPINE SURGERY: BAD INDICATION OR BAD SURGERY

IDIOPATHIC SPINAL CORD HERNIATION: A PATHOLOGY ASKING FOR COMPLICATIONS

RECOGNITION OF A SYSTEMIC DISORDER TO AVOID COMPLICATION OF SPINAL SURGERY

DELAYED CERVICO DORSAL KYPHOSIS AND IMPLANT FAILURE IN CARIES SPINE

PARIETAL WALL HERNIA: A RARE AVOIDABLE COMPLICATION IN ANTEROLATERAL MINITHORACOTOMY RETROPERITONEAL APPROACH TO DL FRACTURES

PLASTIC SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF COMPLICATED SPINE SURGERY

NECROTISING FASCIITIS AFTER SPINE SURGERY- A CASE REPORT: CREATION OF AN IMPENDING DOOM BY "FLESH EATING" DEMON WHICH "GETS UNDER THE SKIN”

A. Alkhani

A. Dubskikh

A. Deli tala

K. Novak

Ganesh K.

Ganesh K.

R. Gadhavi

V. Peter

C. Solanki

“Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall”


16.51-16.58

16.59-17.04

17.05-17.10

17.11-17.18

17.19-17.24

17.25-17.32

17.33-17.38

17.39-17.44

17.45-17.52

17.53-18.00

18.01-18.08

2 CASES ABOUT SPINAL SURGERY COMPLICATION AND TREATMENT

FAILED DISC SURGERY: HOW TO AVOID

LUMBAR DISC SURGERY COMPLICATION

A CASE OF LUMBAR DISCECTOMY WITH DRAMATIC CONSEQUENCES: A CASE REPORT

LUMBAR INTRADURAL GOSSYPIBOMA

WATER WATER EVERYWHERE-WHAT SHALL I DO? CSF LEAK IN SPINE SURGERY

PSEUDOMENINGOCEOLE AFTER SPINE SURGERY- AVOIDANCE AND MANAGEMENT

ROLE OF CSF DIVERSION IN FAILED LUMBAR SPINE CSF LEAK REPAIR

POSTOPERATIVE DISCITIS AFTER LUMBAR SURGERY-HOW TO MANAGE AND SALVAGE

SPINAL IMPLANTS: FRIEND OR FOE?

COMPLICATIONS OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE SPINE SURGERY

A. Basak

A. Kulkarni

A. Ozer

N. Roosen

R. Sharma

V. Kundnani

R. Gupta

S. Shaikh

V. Kundnani

A. Kulkarni

R. Luhana

“See problems as opportunities for growth & self-mastery”


18.09-18.16

18.17-18.30

COMPLICATIONS OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE LUMBAR FUSION SURGERY

DISCUSSION

D. Awasthi

18.30-18.45 VOTE OF THANKS

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