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N e u r o l o g i c a l S o c i e t y o f I n d i a
Table of Contents Secretary’s Message ................................................................ 02 Executive Council .................................................................... 02 Education Cell Report .............................................................. 03 NSI – Education Course – Microvascular Workshop ............... 03 Future NEUROCONS ................................................................ 03 NEUROCON 2012, Invitation ................................................... 04 Scientific Programme, NEUROCON 2012 ................................ 05 Secretariat Information ........................................................... 31 Tariff for Advertisement in Newsletter ................................... 33
Secretariat
2/4Ab, Swadeshi Bima Nagar
Civil Lines, Agra – 282002 (UP)
India
Email: [email protected]
October 2012 Vol XI, No. 3
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From the Secretary’s pen…….
Dear Colleagues
We are going to be witness to the most exciting scientific programme as promised. This programme has been created in close collaboration with our guest society DGNC. Their stalwarts are participating at all fora of the meeting including morning symposiums. We have very rich free paper session and extended poster presentations. The organising secretary has already informed about very good registration strength. Neurology and Allied Section is dwelling upon the burning issues of day to day practice. The neurosurgery programme has been enriched with recent advances controversies video sessions, case presentations etc. To allow maximum participation across the members we are coming with short / flash presentations.
In an endeavour to make society progress on inclusive agenda a young neurosurgeons forum and practicing Neuroscientists forum is being conceptualized. This will need a qualified inputs from members across our society.
While we are heading for rich scientific exposition we are faced with administrative challenges too. Your qualified presence during general body meeting on 20th December 2012 evening will give not only strength to society but guidance to steer clear of the challenges. Please join up to make society feel proud of its members.
Come December 19th. I welcome you all.
With best wishes Prof R C Mishra Hon Secretary, NSI
Executive Committee - 2012
President Dr. K. E. Turel, E-mail: [email protected] President Elect Dr. C. E. Deopujari, E-Mail: [email protected] Secretary (2012-2014) Dr. R. C. Mishra, Email: [email protected] Treasurer (2012-2014) Dr. Deepu Banerji, Email: [email protected] Editor (2009-2014) Dr. J. M. K. Murthy, Email: [email protected] Past Presidents Dr. S. K. Prabhakar Email: [email protected] Dr. V. K. Jain E-mail: [email protected] Past Secretary Dr. V Rajshekhar Email: [email protected]
Neurology Dr. Muralidharan Nair, Email:[email protected] Dr. A. Panagariya, Email:[email protected] Allied Specialities Dr. Vani Santhosh, EMail: [email protected] Neurosurgery Dr. P. Sarat Chandra, Email: [email protected] Dr. Manas Panigrahi, Email: [email protected] Dr. V. P. Singh, Email: [email protected]
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NEUROLOGICAL SOCIETY OF INDIA (NSI) – EDUCATION CELL REPORT
2n d Instructional course of NSI was held at Chr ist ian Medical College (CMC), Vel lore from August 25 t h - 26 t h , 2012, under the supervision of Prof . V Rajshekhar.
Forty one students have shown interest for this course and we have al lowed 29 students (7 students were absent). Twenty two students attended the course. Top 5 students were invited for the surgical works hop at Sion and Bombay Hospital Workshop on September 21 s t and 22 n d , 2012. Remaining 12 students have been given prior ity for the next (3 r d course) in New Delhi . This program was supported by Sun Pharmaceut icals. Five local faculty, Prof. V Rajshekhar, Prof. Ar i Chako, Prof. R Murthy, Prof. Mathew Joseph and nat ional faculty included Prof. C E Deopujari , Prof . Indira Devi, Prof. V G Ramesh, Prof. V Sunder, Prof. B S Sharma and Prof. Suresh Nair attended and guided the course.
Overall course report was good as per the feedback forms received.
NSI – EDUCATION COURSE – MICROVASCULAR WORKSHOP
Microsurgical workshop was carried out on Friday 19th October, 2012 by Dr K Sridhar
and ass isted by Dr C. E. Deopujar i at the EISEC fac i l ity at Chennai for its stu dent. Micro
suturing on plastic tubes was the 1st stage of exercise fol lowed by suturing of Pig
vessels. Sheep heads were prepared for Sylvian f issure dissection for al l the student.
CONGRATULATIONS
Dr. B. K . Misra, Mumbai was Invited as the Asian Austral ian Fel low and Guest Speaker to the 2012 Neurosurgical Society of Australasia Annual Scienti f ic Meeting from 4 – 6 October 2012 Gold Coast in Queensland, Austral ia and gave 2 invited talks.
He was a lso an Honored Guest Speaker at the 71st Annual M eeting of the Japan Neurosurgical Society in Osaka, Japan from 17 -19 October 2012.
He was also invited as Visit ing Professor at Acibadem University, Istanbul , Turkey
We congratulate Dr. Misra on his achievements.
GENERAL BODY MEETING 2012
NEUROCON 2012 wil l be held from 19 t h to 22 n d December at Hotel Leela Kempinski. During this conference the General body meeting wil l take place at 6 pm on 20 t h December 2012 in Main Hall (Pearl Bal l Room). All members are requested to attend.
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Constitutional Amendment Notice
The constitutional amendment notices by Dr. V. G. Ramesh, Dr. V. K. Jain and Dr. P Sarat Chandra as circulated earlier have been withdrawn. The constitutional amendment notice by Dr. A. K. Banerjee is as under:
Proposed Amendment Sub: Addition of Tagline to the name of Neurological Society of India Apprehension has been voiced by several neurosurgeon members of our society that the name of our society does not represent neurosurgeons adequately, although they form the majority. It is suggested that we add the following tagline to Neurological Society of India, the name of our society,_ "oldest and largest body of neurosurgeons in India".
Activities of the NSI can be accessed on the Internet
Rules of the Society and application forms can be downloaded from our website: http://www.neurosocietyindia.org. Members are encouraged to visit the site.
Members desirous of having items included in the website / newsletter may please contact: The Secretary, NSI at [email protected]. Information should be sent by e mail.
Bid for Symposia at NEUROCON 2014 - Coimbatore
Bids are invited to organize Symposium at the Annual Conference of the Society to be held in Coimbatore in December 2014. Please note that your bids should reach the secretariat by 30th November 2012. Any bid reaching
after the prescribed date shall not be considered. Bids should be made on the proper forms available on the website
and should reach preferably on email. The hard copy shall also be accepted.
Bids for hosting the Annual meeting of Neurological Society of India 2015
Bids are invited for annual meeting of Neurological Society of India – NEUROCON 2015 from across all members of NSI. The bid forms are available on NSI website for downloads. Please note that the last date for sending the bids is 30th November 2012.
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NEUROCON 2012
Dear Friends, On behalf of the Organizing committee it gives us great pleasure to invite you for the 61st Annual Conference of Neurological Society of India in New Delhi in December 19 – 22, 2012. We invite you to join NSI 2012 where you will meet the stalwarts of Neuroscientists and other regional and international neurological societies from across the country and the globe to share professional, research, academic and clinical experience as well as professional and personal insights to further the knowledge and service delivery system. The 61st Annual Conference of Neurological Society of India will be collaborating with the German Society of Neurosurgery to host an exciting Indo-German friendship meeting which will aim to provide the most contemporary knowledge in Neurosurgery and allied areas. We plan to cover areas like Head injury, vascular, neurooncology, epilepsy surgery, neuro imaging and other recent advances in Neurosurgery. We cordially invite you to join us in New Delhi in December 2012. Please do write to us for more details. We look forward to meeting you in New Delhi.
Dr. P Sarat Chandra
Organizing Secretary, NEUROCON 2012
Registration Registration for conference is compulsory, for all irrespective of the type of participation (attending workshop, presenting a paper, delivering a talk or panel discussion).
Mode of Payment Register and Pay Online at www.neurocon2012.com Pay by DD/ At Par cheque in the name of “NSI Conference 2012” and send the same along with the registration form to the conference secretariat.
Conference Secretariat Dr. P Saratchandra, Additional Professor Dept of Neurosurgery, Room No. 7, Neurosciences Faculty chambers, 6th floor, CN Center All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India.110029 Ph: + 91 11 26546477 Fax: + 911 2644 7478 Email:[email protected] Website: www.neurocon2012.com
Future NEUROCONS
2013 – Mumbai 2014 – Coimbatore
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NSI Office during the Annual Conference at Delhi
All delegates attending the Annual Conference at New Delhi are kindly requested to report to the NSI office as soon as possible after their registration process.
They are requested to re-verify their membership numbers and addresses so that the same can be updated in the records as well as in the Membership Directory.
The office shall remain open throughout the conference. - Honorary Secretary
Website www.neurosocietyindia.org
NSI website is in the process of being revamped and made more functional & appealing. All members, institutions may forward their URL identity & emails immediately to the webmaster at [email protected] (with a copy to the secretary at [email protected] so that data may be updated.
Travelling Fellowships - NSI Travelling fellowships are available for members of the Society to attend conferences and also to visit different centres in the country. For eligibility please visit the website (www.neurosocietyindia.org) or write to the Treasurer, NSI.
Travelling Fellowships – WFNS (I) TRUST
Travelling fellowships are available from the WFNS (I) trust to attend conferences both within India and outside. Please write to Dr. A. K. Banerji, A – 3, Sector – 26, NOIDA – 201301 [email protected]. Forms are available on the NSI website (Download Forms section)
Travelling Fellowships - WFN (I) TRUST
Application form for financial support to attend International/National Conferences/Workshop for the year 2011 is available with Dr. S. Prabhakar, Secretary-Treasurer, XIVth World Congress of Neurology India Trust, House No.110, Sector 16-A, Chandigarh-160015. Email: [email protected]
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Scientific Program for NEUROCON 2012
19th
– 22nd
December 2012
Identification of Halls
Pearl Ball Room ( Main Hall ) Hall - I // Hall – IA + IB (Neurosurgery)
Maple Room Hall – II (Neurology)
Royal Room Hall - III A (Neurosurgery)
Royal Room II Hall- III B (Posters)
Board Room Lounge(100) Hall – IV (Neurosurgery / Nurses)
Wednesday 19th
December, 2012
CME
Convenors: V P Singh, Murlidharan Nair
Hall I
0830 - 0840 Inauguration by the NSI President Keki Turel
0840 - 0910
Futuristic Neurosurgery
Madjid Samii, Germany
Chairpersons : A K Banerjee, Keki Turel, G K Ahuja
0910 - 1040 Symposium on good paper writing, presentation & critical evaluation Peush Sahni, Rakesh Agarwal
1040 - 1100 TEA / COFFEE
Concurrent Neurosurgery Session – Hall I
Neurosurgery session : Advances in Neurosurgery
Chairpersons : A N Jha, S S Kale, Rakesh Jalali
1100 - 1125 CNS radiotherapy: What every neurosurgeon should know
Rakesh Jalali, TMH, Mumbai
1125 - 1150 Practical spine biomechanics for clinical practice
S S Kale, AIIMS, New Delhi
1150 - 1215 Epilepsy Surgery: Future Directions
Bhaskar Rao, NIMHANS, Bengaluru
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1215 - 1240 Intraoperative MRI & CT imaging in daily use
A Unterberg, Germany
1240 – 1245 Discussion
1245 - 2000 Lunch
1245-1400 Neurosurgery Lunch Symposium - Eloquent Area Tumors
Chairpersons : A Suri, Ari Chacko, Subodh Hiren
1245 - 1305 Preoperative localisation
Nitin Anand, USA
1305 - 1325 Intraoperative monitoring
Srinivas Babu
1325 - 1345 Surgery for eloquent area tumors
Ari Chacko, CMC, Vellore
1345 - 1400 Discussion
Neurosurgery Session: Evidence Based Neurosurgery
Chairpersons : A K Singh, Dilip Panikar, L N Gupta
1400 - 1425 Decompressive craniectomy
Dilip Panikar, AIMS, Kochi
1425 - 1450 Management of spinal metastasis
R Easwaran, Trichy
1450 - 1515 Cervical disc prosthesis – the evidence
R Firsching, Germany
Neurosurgery Session: Controversies in Neurosurgery
Chairpersons : R C Mishra, V Rashekhar, Paritosh Pandey
1515 - 1600
Recurrent GBM – Aggressive vs Conservative Approach
Alok Ranjan, New Delhi – Kanchan Mukherjee, Chandigarh
(15 + 15 + 15 discussion)
1600 - 1645
Chiari with syringomyelia – FMD vs syrinx drainage with or without FMD
N Muthukumar, Madurai – Keki Turel, Mumbai
(15 + 15 + 15 discussion)
1645 - 1710 Current management of syringomyelia
Jorg Klekamp, Germany
Concurrent Neurology Session – Hall II
Neurology session: Advances in Neurology
Chairpersons : Laxmi Narasimhan, M D Nair, Lekha Pandit
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1100 – 1130 Multiple sclerosis: Imaging Advances
Lakshmi Narasimhan
1130 – 1200 Multiple sclerosis: Recent Trends
Lekha Pandit, Mangalore
1200 – 1230 Atrial fibrillation & stroke: Recent Advances
Kameshwar Prasad, New Delhi
1230 – 1300 Secondary prophylaxis of stroke: What’s New
Deepak Gupta, New Delhi
1300 – 1400 Lunch Break
Neurology Session
Chairpersons : Madhuri Behari, Vinay Goyal, George Jacob
1400 – 1425 Extra temporal epilepsy: Surgical Considerations S Raghavendra
1425 – 1450 Drug Induced extra pyramidal Disorders Dr Manjari Tripathi
1450 – 1515 Vertigo – new perceptions Ajay Kumar Vats
1515 – 1540 Acute myelitis: diagnostic challenges George Jacob
1540 – 1605 Bedside Neuropsychological examination M. Madhusudanan
1605 – 1630
Neurological spectrum in HIV Ram Shekhar Menon
1630 - 1655 Non-motor symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease Vinay Goyal
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Thursday 20th December, 2012 0800 – 0900 : Morning Symposiums
0800 - 0900 - Hall I
Session: Vascular
Chairpersons: S N Mathuriya, Vipul Gupta, Ganapathy Krishnan
0800 - 0815 Anteroir Circulation Anerysums Managements : Pearls of wisdom
S N Mathuriya, Chandigarh
0815 - 0830 Posterior circulation aneurysms- A 10yrs institutional experience
P Sarat Chandra, New Delhi
0830 - 0845 Embolization as primary method of treatment for cerebral aneurysms: Is it
possible?
Vipul Gupta, Gurgaon
0845 - 0900 Should Cerebral AVM'S Be treated: Why? Where? How?
Ganapathy Krishnan, Chennai
0800 – 0900 : Hall II
Session: Status Epilepticus
Chairpersons: J M K Murthy, S Raghvendra, M Mehndiratta
0800 - 0820 Pathophysiology of Status Epilepticus
R Shivakumar, Bengaluru
0820 - 0840 Treatment of Status Epilepticus
Rajesh Iyer, Bengaluru
0840 - 0900 Discussion
0800 - 0900 : Hall III A
Session: Endoscopy in Spinal Decompression
Chairpersons: S Rohidas, S S Kale, P K Sahoo
0800 – 0815 Endoscopic anterior cervical discectomy & canal decompression in
compressive radiculopathy & myeloradiculopathy - disc preserving surgery
S Rohidas, Kolhapur
0815 - 0830 Posterior endoscopic management of cervical compressive myelopathy
Y R Yadav, Jabalpur
0830 - 0845 Minimally invasive approaches to the upper cervical spine : The endonasal
approach - Advantages, Limitation and Pitfall
Harman Singh, USA
0845 - 0900 Endoportal Endomicroscopic corpectomy of thoracic and lumbar spine – A
Novel Technique of Minimal invasive spine surgery
Shyam Sunder, Trivandrum
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0800 - 0900 : Hall IV
Session: Intraventricular Tumors
Chairpersons: H N Agarwal, Indira Devi, Hemant Bharatiya
0800 - 0815 Intraventricular Tumors
Indira Devi, Bangalore
0815 - 0830 Endoscopic excision of colloid cyst
Hemant Bharatiya, Jaipur
0830 - 0845 Transcallosal micro surgical excision of colloid cyst
R C Mishra, Agra
0845 - 0900 Endoscopic Management of thalamic tumors
Manas Panigrahi, Hyderabad
0900 – 1100 : Hall I
Session : Award Papers
Chairpersons: C E Deopujari, H H Dash, Ashok Panagariya
Neurology Award Papers
0900 - 0912
Depression in Post Stroke Aphasia: Prevalence and relationship with
disability in stroke survivors
Abhishek Srivastava, Mumbai
Neurosurgery Award Papers
0912 - 0924 Role of serum S100B and glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) level in
predicting the outcome after traumatic brain injury(TBI)
Raghavendra H, New Delhi
0924 - 0936 Outcome of revascularization in Moyamoya disease: Evaluation of a new
angiographic scoring system
Siddhartha Shankar Sahoo, New Delhi
Allied Award Papers
0936 - 0948 A genetic study of 40 pediatric patients of developmental craniovertebral
junction anomalies
Avnish Kumar Chauhan, New Delhi
0948 - 1000 Tumor Necrotic Factor α and its gene polymorphism in prognostication of
moderate and severe head injury patients
Renuka Satyanarayana Sharma, Hyderabad
Neuro Oncology Award Papers
1000 - 1012
Meningeal hemangiopericytoma – a clinicopathological,
immunohistochemical and molecular genetic study, with emphasis on MGMT
(O6 – methylguanine - DNA methyltransferase) promoter methylation status
Aanchal Kakkar, New Delhi
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1012 - 1024 Implications of MGMT methylation status in pituitary adenoma
Mohammed Abdul Majaid, Bangalore
Award Paper - Epilepsy Award
1024 - 1036
Differential Expression Of Mammalian Hippo Signaling Components In
Human Epilepsy Resected Samples
Sathwik R Shetty
Award Paper - Cost Effective Management
1036 -1048 Cost-effectiveness of Cell saver in unstable thoracolumbar fractures
Deepak Agarwal, New Delhi
Award Paper AASAN
1048 - 1100 Surgical outcome analysis in Intraspinal Ependymomas
Tarapore P, USA
1100 - 1115 Tea / Coffee Break
1115 - 1200
Hall - I
Jacob Chandy Oration
Orator : Madjid Samii
Chairpersons : R C Mishra, B S Sharma
Introduction : Keki Turel, Mumbai
Topic : Neurosurgery in the service of functional preservation and improvement
1205 – 1300
Hall - I
Presidential Oration
Orator : Keki E Turel
Chairpersons : C E Deopujari, V K Jain
Introduction : Atul Goel Topic : The Making Of a Neurosurgeon
1300 - 1430
Lunch + Poster Reviewing Section 1A & 1B (Hall III B)
Poster 1A – from 1 to 22 Reviewers : A K Reddy, Deepak Agarwal
Poster 1B – from 23 to 45 Reviewers : R L Sengar, Dhaval Shukla
1300 – 1400
Sessions : Luncheon Seminars
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Hall I
Topic : "Neurosurgery OR's of future"
Speaker : Shoichiro Ishihara, Saitama University (Japan)
Moderators: AK Singh (Dehradun), AN Jha (Gurgaon)
Sponsor: Schiller and Kaplin Biosciences
Hall II
Topic : How can neurosurgeons and neurologist learn and practice neuro intervention
Speakers : AP Karapurkar (Mumbai), Zakir Hussain (Delhi)
Moderator : AP Karapurkar
1300 – 1305 : Introduction of Endovascular Neurology
1305 – 1320 : Training and setting up endovascular practice
1320 – 1335 : Indications and Basic Techniques for Various Endovascular Procedures
1335 – 1345 : Q & A Session
Sponsor: Stryker
Hall – III A
Topic : MRI-PET: The next step in multi modal imaging
Speakers : Gary Mathern, UCLA, USA
Moderators and Panel discussion: Manjari Tripathi, Uma Ravi Shankar, P Sarat Chandra,
Madhavi Tripathi
Sponsor: Siemens
Hall IV
Topic : "The practice of Botilinium toxin for Neurologists-Hands on workshop"
Patient demonstration in Mahogany Room (Board room) Speakers : Madhuri Behari, Vinay Goyal
Moderator : Madhuri Behari (Delhi)
Sponsor: Allergan
1430 – 1500
Hall - I
Plenary Session
German Presidential Lecture
Topic: Innovative methods of intraoperative visualization: Optical Imaging and CARS-Microscopy
Gabriele Schackert President, DGNC, Germany
Chairpersons : K E Turel, A K Mahapatra, V G Ramesh
1500 – 1530
Hall – I
Plenary Session
German Guest Lecture
Topic: Secondary ischemia following subarachnoid hemorhage – What kind of monitoring is helpful
in diagnosis and treatment?
Meixensberger Jürgen, Former President, DGNC, Germany
Chairpersons : B K Misra, V Rajshekhar, P Sarat Chandra
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1530 – 1545 Tea / Coffee
1545 – 1700
Parallel Afternoon Sessions
Hall 1
Session : Skull Base
Chairpersons : Deepu Banerji, V K Jain, Ravi Mohan Rao
1545 – 1600 Surgical strategies in sellar and perisellar meningiomas
Martin Bettag, Germany
1600 – 1610
Clinical presentation and postoperative health related quality of life of
patients with frequent types of skull base meningiomas of the posterior fossa
Bogdan Pintea, Germany
1610 – 1620 Results of surgical management of craniopharyngioma: A Single Institute
Experience
Mayur Kamath V, Mumbai
1620 - 1630 Cavernous Hemangioma of Cavernous Sinus: 14 years single institutional
experience of 22 cases
Sumit Bansal, New Delhi
1630 - 1640 Cushing’s disease – Analysis of 240 cases
Atul Goel, Mumbai
1640 - 1650 Extended endoscopic endonasal approach for pituitary adenomas
Suresh Sankhla
1650 - 1655 Pituitary tuberculosis – uncommon site of a common disease
Kaushik Sil
1655 - 1700 Analysis of complicalications and avoidance in Expanded endonasal
skullbase surgery
Manish Vaish
Hall – II
Session : Epilepsy
Chairpersons : Satish Chandra , M M Mehndiratta, Mathew Abraham
1545 – 1600 Approach to initiation and withdrawal of AEDs in Epilepsy
Satish Chandra, Bangalore
1600 – 1610
The role of intraoperative 1.5 T MRI in Improvement of results of Epilepsy
surgery
Animesh Upadhay, Aditya Gupta, Sumit Singh , Atmaram Bansal, Nitin
Maheshwari , A N Jha, Gurgaon
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1610 – 1620
Is invasive monitoring for refractory epilepsy always worth the colossal
effort?
George C Vilanilam, Mathew Abraham, Suresh Nair, Kurupath
Radhakrishnan, Tiruvantapuram
1620 – 1630 Epilepsy Surgery - a single surgeon experience in the UK
Vivek Josan, UK
1630 - 1640 Heart Variability Non linear analysis as a method of epileptic seizures
Volodymyr Kharytonov, Ukraine
1640 - 1650 How worthwhile are palliative surgical procedures for refractory epilepsy?
Arun P S, George C Vilanilam, Mathew Abraham, Suresh Nair,
Radhakrishnan, Tiruvantapuram
1650 - 1655 Posterior Qua antectomy for Refractory Seizures-SCTIMST experience.
Shivshankar Marajakke, Mathew Abraham, G Vilanilam, R Ashalata,
K Radhakrishnan, S Nair, Tiruvantapuram
1655 - 1700
Comparison of the Efficacy of Oral Valproate and Levetiracetam among
subjects with Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy (JME) in a tertiary care institute in
India
Manoj Khanal, Parampreet Kharbanda, Sudesh Prabhakar, Chandigarh
Hall – III A
Session: Pediatric
Chairpersons: AK Mahapatra, V D Sinha, Sandeep Vaishya
1545 - 1600 Brainstem Tumors in children
George Jallo, USA
1600 - 1610 Revisiting brain Abscess in children with cyanotic congenital heart disease:
Changing times, changing significance?
Ayyadurai R, Suhas Udayakumaran, Dilip Panikar, Kochi
1610 - 1620 Problems of paediatric spinal tuberculosis
Sudipta Bhattacharya, Sandip Chaterjee, Kolkotta
1620 - 1630 Management of the Dandy – Walker Complex: towards rationalizing
management
Sunil Kumar Singh, Chitij Srivastava, BK Ojha, Anil Chandra, Lucknow
1630 - 1640 Pediatric gliomas - An analysis of 68 cases
Gowthan Devareddy, Chennai
1640 - 1650
Clinical characteristics and predictors of surgical outcome in children and
adolescents with temporal lobe epilepsy
S Sita Jayalakshmi, Manas Panigrahi, Sailaja M, Shanmukhi S,
Hyderabad
1650 - 1655 Clinico-radiological criteria for surgical intervention in paediatric extradural
haemorrhage (EDH) patients
Somil Jaiswal
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Hall – IV
Session : Recent Advances
Chairpersons : Manas Panigrahi, Rakesh Ranjan, Manmohan Singh.
1545 - 1600 Intraoperative MRI and Awake Craniotomy: Evaluation of a challenging
combination
Arya Nabavi, Germany
1600 - 1615 Intraopertive MRI and Navigation in Glioma Surgery- What are the Benefits Amir Samii, Germany
1615 - 1625 Intraoperative ultrasound in neurosurgical oncology – Evolution from two-
dimensional (2D) to three-dimensional (3D) navigable US.
Aliasgar Moiyadi, Mumbai
1625 - 1635 Germ Cell Tumors After Transplantation of Adult Bone Marrow Stem Cells
Into the Ischemic Brain
Terry Burn, USA
1635 - 1645 From Identification to Certification of Brain Stem Death - The Role of
Neurosurgeon for a social cause in a public hospital
J Mariano Anto Bruno-Mascarenhas
1645 - 1655 Radioguided Neurosurgery for Supratentorial eloquent cortex high grade
Gliomas
Yanish Bhanot
1655 - 1700 Awake craniotomy for pericentral lesions – feasibility and benefits
Rakesh Ranjan
1700 - 1705
The Role of Neuronavigation Guided Functional MRI and Diffusion Tensor
Tractography along with Cortical Stimulation in patients with Eloquent
Cortex lesions
Amandeep Kumar, New Delhi
1700 – 1800
Hall – I
Clinical Forum
Meet the experts: Case Presentation ( Surgical )
Moderators : Sanjay Behari, P Sarat Chandra, Manas Panigrahi
Chairpersons : R C Mishra, C E Deopujari
1700 – 1800
Hall – II
Medical Session - CPC
Vivek Lal, Vani Santosh, Ashok Panagariya
1800 onwards Hall - I General Body Meeting
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Friday 21st December, 2012
0800 – 0900 - Morning Symposium
Hall – I
Session : Brain Tumors
Chairpersons : Vani Santosh , B K Misra, Ashish Suri,
0800 – 0815
Intracranial Meningioma - improvements over 40 years of personal
experience
Maximilian Mehdorn, Germany
0815 – 0830 Clivus Chordoma: Evolution in Management
B K Misra, Mumbai
0830 - 0845 Management of Insular Gliomas V S Mehta, Gurgaon
0845 – 0900 Medulloblastomas: Recent advances in risk stratification
Chitra Sarkar, New Delhi
Hall – II
Session : Stroke
Chairpersons : Ashok Panagariya, S P Gorthi, Vinod Puri
0800 - 0815 Acute Management of Ischemic Stroke, The Catch 22 Situation
Arun Garg, Consulting Neurologist, Medanta Institute
0815 - 0830
Decompresive Hemispherectomy in Massive Occlusive Strokes - A study
Analysis
Rohit Bhatia, AIIMS, New Delhi
0830 - 0845 Venous Strokes - What Neurologists and Neurosurgeons need to know
Bhawna Sharma, SMS Medical College & Hospital, Jaipur
0845 - 0900 Discussion
Hall – III A
Session : PNS
Chairpersons : Ketan Desai, Rajendra Prasad, Sumit Sinha
0800 - 0815 Management of Brachial Plexus Lesions
P S Bhandari
0815 - 0830 Dynamic Restoration of Function for Facial Paralysis
Ashok Gupta
0830 - 0845 Management of tumors of pheripheral nerves
Ketan Desai
0845 - 0900 Flail upper limb reconstruction in adults
M R Thatte
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Hall – IV
Session : High Field MRI
Chairpersons : P N Tandon, Sandeep Chatterjee, Ajay Garg
0800 - 0815 Metabolic profiling and its use in diagnostics and study of disease etiology
Parvat Mandal, NBRC
0815 - 0830 Newer clinical applications of MRI
Ajay Garg, AIIMS New Delhi
0830 - 0845
Ultra-high field 7T MRI for neurosurgical patients - experiences from 200
cases
Karsten Wrede, Germany
0845 - 0900 Discussion
0900 – 1000 - Free Papers
Hall – I
Session : Vascular
Chairpersons : H Mahajan, Gaurav Goel, S K Gupta
0900 - 0910 Clinical & Angiographic spectrum of spontaneous dissection in the cerebral
vasculature – A retrospective review of 41 cases from a Tertiary stroke centre
Ravi Anadure, Army College of Medical Sciences, Base Hospital, New Delhi
0910 - 0920 Whole brain CT perfusion for acute stroke using a 256
Gaurav Goel, Bengaluru
0920 - 0930 HCA2 mediated protective effect of nicotinic acid in cerebral ischemia
Muhammed Sajjad, Germany
0930 - 0940 Risk factors mechanism and outcome of various stroke subtypes: Hyderabad
Stroke Registry
Subhash Kaul, Hyderabad
0940 - 0950 Follow up (24 Hour) “CT Swirl Sign” predicts outcome in primary acute
intracerebral hemorrhage
Praveen Kesav, PGIMER, Chandigarh
0950 - 0955 Concomitant infection exacerbates outcome after ischemic brain injury
Muhammed Sajjad, Germany
0955 - 1000 Do D dimer values help in predicting cardioembolic strokes?
Adatia Sweta Prakash, University of Calgary, Canada
Hall – II
Session : Endoscopy
Chairperson: Ajay Sharma, Y R Yadav, Suresh Sankhla
0900 - 0910 Role of Endoscopic Third Ventriculostomy in Shunt Malfunction Shivender Sobti, New Delhi
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0910 - 0920 Endoscopic 3rd ventriculostomy with or without additional procedures: A personal experience Ashok Nirala, Lucknow
0920 - 0930 Role of repeat Endoscopic Third Ventriculostomy(re ETV ) in treatment of hy ocephalus Daljit Singh, New Delhi
0930 - 0940 Learning Neuroendoscopy with An Exoscope system (VITOM) for cranial and Spinal Surgery: Early clinical results Vijay Singh Parihar, Jabalpur
0940 - 0950 Post-TBM hydrocephalus treated by Endoscopic Third Ventriculostomy: Prognostic Factors for Surgical Outcome Deepak Kumar Singh, New Delhi
0950 - 1000 Shunt vs ETV in the management of hydrocephalus in TBM : A Randomized controlled study Pawan Goyal, Lucknow
Hall – III A
Session : Neuro Intensive
Chairpersons : Dilip Kulkarni, Deepak Gupta, Mary Abraham
0900 - 0915 Prognostication in Neurosurgical Anaesthesia : An Overview
Dilip Kulkarni, Hyderabad
0915 - 0930 Clinical & Research updates in Spinal Cord injury Shekhar Kurpad, USA
0930 - 0940 Cerebral microdialysis in traumatic brain injury : Implementation and standardization study in a level I apex trauma in India Deepak Gupta, New Delhi
0940 - 0945 Serum magnesium in severe head injury outcome Raghavendra Nayak, Bangalore
0945 - 0950
A Randomized Placebo controlled trial (Factorial design) of Progesterone with or without hypothermia in subjects with acute severe traumatic brain injury Sumit Sinha, New Delhi
0950 - 0955 An Indigenous Poor-man's ICP Monitoring System In Resource Constrained Setting Shameem Ahmed, Guwahati
0955 - 1000 A prospective study of clinico-radiological appearance and outcome in
patients with Acute traumatic subdural hematoma
Ejaz Alam, New Delhi
Hall – IV
Session : Neuro Rehabilitation
Chairpersons : Nirmal Surya, Raj Kumar, Rajendra Prasad
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0900 – 0915 Neurorehabilitation in India - Current scenario Nirmal Surya, Mumbai
0915 – 0930 Rehabilitation in Spinal Cord Injury Abhishekh Shrivastava
0930 – 0945
Functional Outcome following rehabilitation in chronic severe traumatic brain
injury patients; A prospective study
Anupam Gupta, Bangalore
0945 - 1000 Discussion
1000 - 1015 Tea / Coffee Break
1015 – 1215 Hall - I Symposium on Cranio-Vertebral Junction Anomalies Symposium Convener : P Sarat Chandra Chairpersons : B S Das, B S Sharma, P Sarat Chandra
1015 - 1022 Overview of the symposium and Introduction P Sarat Chandra, AIIMS, New Delhi
1022 - 1035 Surgical anatomy of cranio-vertebral junction: Importance of surgery and
biomechanics
R Satish, Bengaluru
1035 - 1048 Trans-oral and other anterior procedures for cranio-vertebral junction
anomalies
S S Kale, AIIMS, New Delhi
1048 - 1101 Instrumentation: Wiring techniques and Trans-articular screw fixation:
V K Jain, Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi
1101 - 1114 Instrumentation: Pedicular screw and Trans-laminar screw fixation, lateral
mass fixation techniques and other techniques
Sanjiv Sinha, GB Pant, New Delhi
1114 - 1127 Facet treatment for basilar invagination
Atul Goel, KEM College, Mumbai
1127 - 1140 Chiari-malformation: Can we think in a different way towards management?
Jörg Klekamp, Germany
1140 - 1153 Complications, Outcome and fusion rates following surgery
Sanjay Behari, SGPGI, Lucknow
1153 - 1215 Panel Discussion and questions
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1015-1215 Hall - II Symposium on Epilepsy for Neurologists and Neurosurgeons Symposium Convener: Manjari Tripathi Chairpersons : S Jain, M Gupta, Manjari Tripathi
1015 - 1020 Overview of the symposium and Introduction
M Tripathi, New Delhi
1020 - 1045 The system epilepsies
Nico Moshe
1045 - 1110 Network concept in Epilepsy surgery
G Mathern, USA
1110 - 1135
Multimodal evaluation and access during epilepsy surgery- does it alter
outcomes
Nitin Tandon, USA
1135 - 1155 How to set up a presurgical evaluation unit for epilepsy for the beginners
Sita Jailaxmi, Hyderabad
1155 - 1215 Panel Discussion
1215 – 1300 Hall - I Ginde Oration Orator : Y K Tu Chairpersons : Deepu Banerjee, Suresh Nair Introduction : V K Jain Topic : Strategies for the management of giant and complex intracranial aneurysms
1300 - 1430
Lunch + Poster Reviewing Section 2A & 2B (Hall III B)
Poster 2 A – from 46 to 70 Reviewers : H S Bhatoe, S Sayyad Ali
Poster 2 B – from 71 to 84 Reviewers : Achal Srivastava, A Nalini
1300 – 1400 - Sessions : Luncheon Seminars
Hall I
Food and neurological disorders
Moderators: M Gourie Devi, D C Jain
Role of food in neurological disorders John McDougall (USA)
“Change your thoughts, Change your Destiny” Thimappa Hegde
Sponsor: Surgiwear
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Hall II
Topic : " Hydrocephalus: Management, controversies and recent advances"
Speaker : George Jallo (Johns Hopkins)
Moderator : Ajay Sharma
Sponsor: Codman
Hall – III A
Acute management of stroke Speakers : MV Padma (Delhi), Subhash Kaul (Hyderabad)
Moderator : MV Padma, New Delhi
Sponsor : Boerhinger
Hall – IV
Navigated pedicle screw guidance Moderator : Rajendra Prasad, J Partiban
Basics of pedicle screw fixation Rajendra Prasad, New Delhi
Navigated pedicle screw fixation Manmeet Gill, New Delhi
Hands on sets in Mahogany Room (Board room) Sponsor : Pediguard
1430 - 1600 Concurrent Free Paper Sessions
Hall – I A Session : Skull Base Chairpersons : Suresh Nair, R Patir, Arvind Kumar Srivastava
1430 - 1440 Ventral compression in adult patients with Chiari 1 malformation sans basilar invagination: cause and management Pravin Salunke, Chandigarh
1440 - 1450 Endodermal cysts - anterior and anterolateral to the brainstem: report of an experience with 14 cases A H Shah, Mumbai
1450 - 1500 Clival Chordoma: Analysis and Results of Our Series of Patients Anshul A Bagdia
1500 - 1510
Posterior Cavernous Anterior Transpetrosal Posteromedial Rhomboid (Dolenc-Kawase Rhomboid) Approach to Posterior Cavernous and Petroclival Lesions Ashish Suri, New Delhi
1510 - 1520 Surgery for trigeminal schwannoma: An institutional experience of 72 cases Suresh Nair, Tiruvantapuram
1520 - 1530 Foramen Magnum Tumours: An Analysis based on 16 Cases Awadhesh Kumar Jaiswal, Lucknow
1530 - 1535 An analysis of post operative morbidity and mortality following microsurgical excision of large cerebello pontine(CP) angle tumors Pradipta Tripathy, Bhubaneswar
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1535 - 1540 Large and giant vestibular schwannomas: Does cistern magna hyperproteinorrhachia influence visual status? Arun Kumar Srivastava
1540 - 1545 Venous sinus preserving 'Crescent' posterior fossa durotomy K Shyam Sundar, Nellore
1545 - 1550 Cerebellopontine Angle Epidermoid: A Clinical Study Amit Kumar Mukherjee, Raipur
1550 - 1555 Pineal region epidermoid tumors - NIMHANS experience Arun Kumar S, Bangalore
1555 - 1600 Surgical approaches to Pineal region tumors Arvind Kumar Srivastava, New Delhi
Hall – I B Session : Spine Chairpersons : Bipin Walia, Anil Pande, Mazhar Hussain
1430 - 1445 Spinal intramedullary cavernoms - microsurgical strategy and postoperative
outcome
Uwe Spetzger, Germany
1445 - 1455 Quality of Life following Surgery for Herniated Lumbar Disc: Prospective
study
Shejoy P Joshua, New Delhi
1455 - 1505 Idiopathic Syringomyelia - The Alder Hey Experience
Anurag Saxena, UK
1505 - 1515 Tumours of the Conus - Review of 35 cases
S Chatterjee, Kolkata
1515 - 1525 The Transpedicular approach to the anterior and anterolateral pathology
Anil Pande, Chennai
1525 - 1530 Outcome of anterior cervical procedures - Our Experience
S Syed Ali, Chennai
1530 - 1535 3 years outcome following PLIF and TLIF for degenerative Spondylolisthesis
- A prospective study
Alok Ranjan, Hyderabad
1535 - 1540 Management of non discogenic back pain: Our Experience of 43 cases
Amit Kapoor, New Delhi
1540 - 1545 Outcomes of spine surgery in HIV – seropositive patients : A retrospective
study
Pari Kodaiarasan, Salem
1545 - 1550
Role of apo e gene polymorphism in predicting surgical outcome in patients
with cervical spondylotic myelopathy and ossified posterior longitudinal
ligament
Tanmoy Kumar Maiti, Bangalore
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1550 - 1555 Postoperative cervical disco-vertebral spondylitis : A challenge
Krishna Sharma, Kathmandu, Nepal
1555 - 1600 Segmental polymethylmethacrylate augmented fenestrated pedicle screw
fixation for Lumbar spondylolisthesis in patients with osteoporosis
Vemula Venkata Ramesh Chandra, Tirupathi
1600-1605 Syringo Pleural Shunt - Best modality for large non collapsing syrinx
D Yogesh Baliram Vargantwar
Hall – II Session : General Neurology Chairpersons : Vinod Puri, Ashok Panagariya, U K Mishra
1430 - 1445 Know Your brain to be happy and healthy Ashok Panagariya, Jaipur
1445 – 1455 Case Series of Acquired Paediatric Relapsing Remitting Demyelinating Disorders : South Indian University Hospital experience R Subasree, Bangalore
1455 – 1505
Expression of Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor and its receptor Tyrosine Kinase-B in NSC-34 motor neuron cell line following exposure to CSF of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis patients A Nalini, Bangalore
1505 – 1515 Dose dependent facilitation of peripheral nerve regeneration by bone marrow derived mononuclear cells – A Randomised control study Amol Raheja, New Delhi
1515 – 1525 Clinical and histopathological spectrum of muscle disorder patients: eight year experience at IHBAS, Delhi Sujata Chaturvedi, Delhi
1525 – 1530 Optimizing ischaemic stroke therapy using endogenous neural stem cell strategy: A validated neuroinformatics approach Suhela Kapoor
1530 – 1540 CIDP : Evidence based management Vinod Puri
1540 – 1550 Multiple Sclerosis update in diagnosis and management M Mehndiratta, New Delhi
1550 - 1600 Clinical ile And Outcome Of Myasthenic Crisis In A Tertiary Care Hospital: A Prospective Study Sudhir Sharma, Shimla
Hall – III A Session : Neurotrauma Chairpersons : Vasant Dakwale, Deepak Agarwal, V Sundar
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1430 - 1445 “Head trauma management: What was, what is and
our hopes for tomorrow.”
Vasant Dakwale
1445 - 1500 Principles of Surgery for Peripheral Nerve Injuries P S Bhandari
1500 - 1515 Introcular Hemorrhages in traumatic brain injury, subarachnoid and intracerebral haemorrhage:incidence and risk factors Patrick Czorlich, Germany
1515 - 1525 To investigate the usefulness of Subcutaneously Preserved Autologous Bone Flap Navneet Singla, Sunil Kumar Gupta, Soubam Parkinson Singh, Chandigarh
1525 - 1530 Four Qua ant Osteoplastic Decompressive Craniotomy-- A Novel Technique Vinu V Gopal, Anil Kumar P, Trivandrum
1530 - 1535 Clinicoradiological predictors of outcome of posterior fossa extra dural haematoma Sondev Bansal, A Choudhary, L N Gupta, New Delhi
1535 - 1540 Cranioplasty Sanjay Prabhakar Bendale, Selva Muthukumaran, Madurai
1540 - 1545 Post Traumatic Basal Ganglia Bleed Rohan Sinha, Deepak Jha, Lalit Bhatia, Ravi Tiwary, Amit Handa, Sushil Kumar, Delhi
1545 - 1550 Bone wax as a means of Dural Haemostasis- A Technical Note Sanjay Sharma, Pradeep Bharti, Meerut
1550 - 1555 Management of frontal bone fracture - Our Experience V Rajesh Babu
1555 - 1600 Role of minimally invasive Neurosurgery in Traumatic Brain Injury Karam Chand, Anurag Sharma, New Delhi
1600 - 1615 Coffee Break
1615 – 1800 Hall – I Session : Video Session (7 + 2 min.) Chairpersons : C E Deopujari , Suresh Nair , BS Sharma
Pterional Craniotomy with clinoidectomy Sanjay Bhehari, Lucknow
Orbitozygomatic Craniotomy Manas Panigrahi, Hyderabad
Interhemispheric approach for suprasellar tumors B S Sharma, New Delhi
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Surgical approach to orbital tumors Adil Chagla, Mumbai
7th nerve preservation in various spectra of vestibular schannoma Suresh Nair, Tiruvantapuram
Stich Brain Retractor- A Novel Technique Lokendra Singh, Nagpur
Brain Stem Glioma K Shridhar, Chennai
Endoscopic evacuation of ICH Suresh Shankla, Mumbai
Stereotactic biopsy of thalamic brain stem lesion V Rajshekhar, Vellore
Expansive laminoplasty Sandip Chatterjee, Kolkata
Transarticular facet screw fixation of the subaxial cervical spine N Muthu Kumar, Madurai
1615 – 1705 Hall – II Session : Neuropathology and infection Chairpersons : Chitra Sarkar, Vani Santosh
1615-1635 Infection mimicking tumour. Vani Santosh, Bangalore
1635-1645 Clinical and Radiological spectrum of CSF antimeasles antibody associated encephalopathy (Mrs) S R Chandra, Trivandrum
1645-1655 Craniospinal Hydatid Cyst-NIMHANS Experience Nagarjun M N, Bangalore
1655-1705 Management of Pyogenic Posterior Fossa Abscess with Burr Hole Aspiration: A Case Series Vikas Bhardwaj, Greater Noida
1745 - 1830 EC Meeting II (Board Room)
Saturday 22nd
December, 2012 0800 – 0900 : Morning Seminars
0800 – 0900 Hall – I Session : Glioma Chairpersons : S R Dharker, Ravi Bhatia, Sanjeev Sinha
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0800 - 0815 Principles of Glioma Surgery Kishore Choudhary, Mumbai
0815 - 0830 Surgical management of gliomas situtated on or adjuncent to eloquent areas of brain Subhash Dharker, Jaipur
0830 - 0845 Surgery of eloquent area lesions
Manas Panigrahi, Hyderabad
0845 - 0900 Individualised management of gliomas Keki Turel, Mumbai
0800 – 0900 Hall – II Session : Memory Disorder Co-ordinator: M.D.Nair Chairpersons : Geeta Anjum Khwaja, Hans Markowitsch, Garima Shukla
0800 - 0820 Clinical approach to memory Aanand Kumar
0820 - 0840 Neuro Anatomical Substrate of memory E Ratnavalli, Bangalore
0840 – 0850 Comments on Amnesic disorders: Common and unique features of organic and psychogenic etiologies: Hans Markowitsch Germany
0850-0900 Discussion
0800 - 0900 Hall – III A Session : Spine Chairpersons : AK Singh, J K Partibhan, Sanjay Kumar
0800 - 0815 Lumbar spinal Fusion Revisted : Fashion or necessity? AK Singh, Dehradun
0815 - 0830 Clinical case discussion involving minimally invasive spine surgery Girish Hiremath, USA
0830 - 0845 Surgical Management of Cervical OPLL Deepu Banerji, Mumbai
0845 - 0900 Anterior correction of cervical kyphotic deformity: effects on myelopathy, neck pain, and sagittal alignment Tom Codux Hudson, UK
0800 – 0900 Hall – IV Session : Functional Chairpersons : Ashok Pangaria , Paresh Doshi, Alok Gupta
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0800 - 0820 Neurogenic Bladder Shailesh Raina
0820 - 0840 Peripheral Neuro modulation Milind Deogaonkar, USA
0840 - 0855 Percutaneous glycerol rhizotomy for trigeminal neuralgia – a simple and cost effective procedure VG Ramesh, Chennai
Vascular Session -2 ( Hall IIIB )
Chairperson : KVR Shastry, Suresh Mathuriya, Ishikawa
0800 - 0815 Acquiring skills for cerebro vascular surgery. The Changing Scenario
SN Mathuriya
0815 – 0830 Skull base Approaches for aneurysm surgery
Ashish Suri
0830 – 0845 Current Status of Endovascular Surgery for Arteriovenous malformation
Shoichiro Ishihara Japan
0845 - 0900 Complications of endovascular procedures: Does reality bite?
Daljit Singh, New Delhi
0900 – 1030 Hall – I Session : Neuro-oncology Chairpersons : Chitra Sarkar, S Sampath, Ali Asgar Moyiadi
0900 - 0915 Pilocytic astrocytomas : Current Concepts Chitra Sarkar, New Delhi
0915 – 0930 Role of surgical adjunts in neurosurgical oncology: is there evidence?
Aliasgar Moyiadi
0930 - 0940 Diagnostic and management dilemmas in the long term management of hemispheric grade II astrocytomas Anoop Thomas, Kottayam
0940 - 0950 Analysis of CDKN2A/p16 alterations in ependymomas Meher Chand Sharma, New Delhi
0950 - 1000 Gonadotrophic Pituitary Adenoma Iype V George, Vellore
1000 - 1010 Newer insight into the current management of thalamic tumours S Sampath, Bangalore
1010 - 1020 Evaluation of molecular alterations in petroclival meningiomas and their correlation with extent of tumour resection Vaishali S Suri, New Delhi
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1020 - 1025 Multimodality treatment of recurrent gliomas in a tertiary neuro-oncology centre Sumana B Pallegar, Chennai
1025 - 1030 Intracranial Metastasis - A review of 110 cases P S Harinivas, , Chennai
1030 - 1035 SHH-GLI signaling pathway activation in gliomas and correlation with stemnesss signature Prerana Jha, New Delhi
0900 – 1030 Hall – II Session : Movement disorders Chairpersons : Madhuri Behari, Paresh Doshi, Suhela Kapoor,
0900 - 0915 Deep Brain Stimulation in Parkinsons disease / other movement disorders
Alok Gupta, New Delhi
0915 - 0930 Wilsons disease
Madhuri Behari, AIIMS, New Delhi
0930 - 0945 Tremors in Neurology Practice
Ravindra Kumar Garg, KGMC, Lucknow
0945 - 1000 Newer trends in Deep Brain Stimulation
Milind Deogaonkar, Cleveland (USA)
1000 - 1015 Role of Lesion Making in Movement disorder surgery
Paresh Doshi, Mumbai
1015 - 1030 Discussion
0900 – 1030 Hall – III A Session : Spine Chairpersons : P S Ramani, Awdhesh Jaiswal, Lokendra Singh
0900 - 0915 Changing Trends in posterior lumbar interbody fussion
PS Ramani, Mumbai
0915 - 0930 Surgery for Cervical OPLL: Personal Surgical Series of 20 years
K Sridhar, Chennai
0930 - 0940 Posterolateral approach for anterior intradural extramedullary thoracic
meningiomas; Is it enough
Rajkamal, Amritsar
0940 - 0950 Delayed deterioration after central corpectomy for cervical spondylotic
myelopathy
V Rajshekhar, Vellore
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0950 - 1000 Modified costo-transversectomy approach for anterior thoracic cord
compressing lesions Are we doing justice to?
Lokendra Singh, Nagpur
1000 - 1010 Anterior Atlanto axial fixation using a midline screw plate system: A clinical
series with long term follow up
V S S V Prasad, Hyderabad
1010 - 1015 Utility of Translaminar C2 screws in Cranio-vertebal junction anomaly
Rahul Gupta, Faridabad
1015 - 1020 Chronic Low backache – MRI study in 72 patients
UK Misra, Lucknow
1020 - 1025 Adjacent Segment Degeneration in cervical disc disease - Is it always
secondary?
U S Srinivasan
1025 - 1030 Management of Odontoid fractures – Our Experience
Bijesh R, Vellore
0900 – 1030 Hall – IV Session : Vascular Chairpersons : AN Jha, BK Misra, Dwarkanath Srinivas
0900 - 0915
Future of Aneurysm surgery
A N Jha, Gurgaon
0915 - 0930
Microsurgery of Giant Intracranial Aneurysms in the 21st Century
B K Misra, Mumbai
0930 - 0940
Cerebral revascularization: NIMHANS experience
Paritosh Pandey, Bangalore
0940 - 0950
Moya-Moya Disease: Surgical Management
Sunil K Gupta, PGIMER, Chandigarh
0950 - 1000 Extended decompressive hemicraniectomy for patients with malignant
hemispheric stroke
Johannes Woitzik, Germany
1000 - 1010 Transcranial doppler monitoring, vasospasm, and new ischemic brain lesions
after acute subarachnoid hemorrhage: an age-related time to event analysis
Marco Stein, Germany
1010 - 1015 MRI CISS imaging in Aneurysms - an adjunct to the existing radiological
investigations
G Sudheer Kumar, Puducherry
1015 - 1020 Initial experience with microscope-based indocyanine green angiography
(ICG )
Bhaskar Kendre, Mumbai
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1020 - 1025 Surgical management of brain stem cavernomas
Dwarakanath Srinivas, Bangalore
1025 - 1030 Discussion
1030 - 1045 Tea / Coffee Break
1045 – 1215 Hall – I Session : History of Neurosciences Chairpersons : SP Agarwal, R L S Sengar, R P Sharma
1045 - 1100 Neurosurgical training over the years VP Singh, New Delhi
1100 - 1115 The Need for an international certification in Neurosurgery Tom Codux Hudson, UK
1115 - 1130 Current status of medical education in India and role of AIIMS in future health delivery system A K Mahapatra, New Delhi
1130 - 1140 Emil Theodore Kocher (1841 -1917) and Neurosurgery Anil Pande, Chennai
1140 - 1150 Vision for a National Neurotrauma Registry- work done at JPNA Trauma Centre Deepak Agarwal, New Delhi
1150 - 1200 William Vernon Cone(1897-1959)- The unrecognized brilliant and maverick neurosurgeon Gowthan Devareddy, Chennai
1200 - 1210 "Colonel Harvey Cushing" goes to war : The Journey of a gifted Neurosurgeon through a tragic war!! Maneet Gill, New Delhi
1210 - 1215 A chronological march in management of brain tumours P S Harinivas, Chennai
1215 - 1220 Evolutionary Phases in the management of Head injury
Pradeep Kumar Jain N, Chennai
Hall – I 1230-1300
Valedictory Function
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Poster Reviewing Section 1A
1 Removal of atypical cervical tumor by transforaminal approach Dinesh Kumar Rattnani
2 Rhabdoid meningioma in a young adult: multiple recurrences and metastases to extracranial sites Aanchal Kakkar
3 Congenital Absence of ICA with Anterior Communicating Aneurysm Amit Kumar Singh
4 Epidermoid cyst of the brainstem in children: case based update Amit Kumar Upadhyay
5 Posterior cranial fossa depressed fracture- A rare case Anand Balkisanji Kakani
6 Primary haemangioma of skull a rare entity Anand Sudhakarrao Dank
7 Foramen Magnum lesion – diagnostic dilemma Debabrata Sahana
8 Retinoblastoma with giant intracranial extension G Sudheer Kumar
9 Normal pressure hydrocephalus like syndrome – atypical presentation of vertebrobasilar dolichoectasia P Boopesh
10 Role of Endovascular Intervention in Primary Osteosarcoma of the Skull Prakash V Nair
11 Vagal paraganglioma masquerading as glomus jugulare tumor R Manimaran
12 A case report of supratentorial atypical teratoid / rhabdoid (ATRT) tumor in six year old girl Raghavendra H
13 A case of EWINGS/PNET of the spine with unusually long post survival treatment Sumana B Pallegar
14 Recurrent Spinal Intramedullary Epidermoid – A rare case Sunil Kumar Patra
15 Cervicodorsal chronic spinal subdural hematoma mimicking intradural lipoma in young child - A rare case report Vishakha Basavraj Karpe
16 Audit of infection in external ventricular drain over a period of 1 year at single institution Amitabh Gupta
17 Case of intrauterine diagnosed post fossa dermoid presenting in childhood Ashish Aggarwal
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18 Circumferential fusion for severe post surgical cervical kyphosis Sunil Kumar Singh
19 Supplementing of neurosurgery micro-suturing skills training by the computerized evaluation and assessment Ashish Suri
20 Usefulness of TEG (Thromboelastogram) in reducing blood component transfusion in Neurosurgery ICU Deepak Agarwal
21 Unusual complication of TP Shunt Manas Panigrahi
22 Preservation of pregnancy during Glioma surgery Manish Singh
Poster Reviewing Section 1B
1 Peripheral Nerve Tumours - Personal Experience Pari Kodaiarasan
2 Primary Calvarial Cavernous Hemangioma: A case report Pradipta Tripathy
3 A rare type of extracranial meningioma - case report R Jeyakumar
4 Functional neurosurgery for Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorder role of DBS and radiofrequency ablative procedures Sathwik R Shetty
5 A cadaveric micro-anatomic study of intra-fascicular topography of brachial plexus Sumit Sinha
6 A new classification for large posterior fossa arachnoid cysts in adults US Srinivasan
7 Case of meningioma presenting as skull tumour V Rajesh Babu
8 Primary spinal cord melanoma ----Case report V Rajesh Babu
9 C1 lateral mass &C2 pedicle screw fixation for unstable odontoid synchondrosis fracture N Arunkumar
10 Spinal Cord Tumors with Bleed - report of two rare cases Rohan Sinha
11 Focal neurological deficits post angiography: A challenging diagnosis and not so benign outcome as traditionally considered Vivek Nambiar
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12 Results of Gamma Knife Radiosurgery In Cerebral Arterio Venous Malformation Pandurang R B Mare
13 A prospective randomized study of use of drain versus no drain after burr-hole evacuation of chronic subdural haematoma Amit Kumar Singh
14 Factors affecting outcome in Extradural hematomas Rashim Kataria
15 Management of rare tumours of spine Ashis Patnaik
16 Outcome analysis in patients with cervical spondylotic myeloradiculopathy treated with interbody fusion using a PEEK cage Biju Bhadran
17 Prospective study of effectiveness of anterior cervical microforaminotomy in discogenic cervical radiculopathy Girish Joshi
18 Surgical Outcome In IDEM Tumors In Short Term Followup Narendra Kumar
19 Role of fixation in single level disc surgery Amitabh Gupta
20 Reducible Atlanto-axial dislocation (AAD) Baylis Vivek Joseph
21 Ten confusing spinal lesions Jagadeesh V Morab
22 Anterior Cervical Microdiscectomy without Fusion Pradeep Kumar Jain N
23 Interspinous wiring for cervical spine flexion injuries Kumbhar Kartik Revanappa
24 Craniovertebral Junction surgeries – An Young Neurosurgeon’s experience Kodeeswaran M
Poster Reviewing Section IIA
1 Postoperative cervical disco-vertebral spondylitis: A challenge Krishna Sharma
2 Ipsilateral Car Stenosis An Aneurysm Vipul Gupta
3 D S A in cerebral vessels - A Neuro Surgeon's Perspective Sunil Kumar BS
4 Vascular neurosurgery experience at a sub-urban set up- do results differ? Mukesh Pandey
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5 Transarterial Treatment of Pial Arteriovenous fistulas using coils and liquid embolic agents Arun Kumar Gupta
6 Multiple strokes in mycotic aneurysm B Prakash
7 Decompressive craniectomy for malignant cerebral edema of Cortical venous thrombosis ; An analysis of 21 patients Sandeep Mohindra
8 Role of ultrasound in prediction of extent of tumour resection in intracranial neoplasm Md Shahzad Naiyer
9 Endoscopic management of cystic craniopharyngioma Chhitij Srivastava
10 Management of Recurrent Gliomas Rakesh Gupta
11 Surgical Management of Pineal Masses–Three years Experience at Army Hospital Maneet Gill
12 Factors determining the final neurological outcome following microsurgical excision of primary spinal cord tumors N Raghunathan
13 Microsurgical excision of colloid cyst using single 13mm diameter syringe port Dinesh Kumar Rattnani
14 Endoscopic surgery for cystic intra-ventricular lesions Vikas V
15 Laproscopic shunt revision: Three cases report and review of literature Dharmesh K Prajapati
16 Cranioplasty using malis titanium mesh and methylmethacyrlate PR Rajkumar
17 Twist drill aspiration of pyogenic brain abscesses: our experience in 103 cases Ishwar Singh
18 The nuclear receptor tailless triggers long-term increase of neurogenesis and neuronal repair in young and aged mice after stroke Med. Muhammed Sajjad
19 Micro vascular decompression in 23 patients with medically resistant trigeminal neuralgia with an aberrant vascular loop : our experience S S Aravind
20 Large demyelinating lesions: A neurosurgical perspective Ashish Aggarwal
21 Watertight dural closure! An in vitro study to explore the myth Sudipkumar Sengupta
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22 Lesioning and Deep Brain Stimulation a new era of Treatment in Eastern India Sunandan Basu
Poster Reviewing Section IIB
1 Crescendo transient aura attacks: A dangerous presentation of subarachnoid hemorrhage masquerading as Transient ischemic attack (TIA) Adatia Sweta Prakash
2 Study of GABRG2 gene mutations in microelectrocorticographycally defined areas of hippocampus in patients with MTLE with intractable epilepsy: A preliminary study Avnish Kumar Chauhan
3 Arnold Chiari type 1 presenting as trigeminal neuralgia : A Case Report S S Aravind
4 Relation of ankle brachial index with functional outcome in acute cerebral infarction Navneet Kumar
5 Mitochondrial disease presenting as movement related truncal dystonia (Mrs)S R Chandra
6 Posterior Circulation Stroke Caused by Occlusion of Persistent Primitive Proatlantal Artery Arun Kumar Gupta
7 First-line antiepileptic drugs: Association with ABCC2 loci for seizure control Kiran Bala
8 Evaluation of Intracranial Atherosclerosis by angiographic CT Gurva Goel
9 Malignant MCA Infarct: Predictors of Outcome Sundaravadhanan Shashivadhanan
10 Intra cranial hemorrhage in intra venous tPA(tissue plasminogen activator) treated acute strokes- Analysis of prospective Asian cohort Vivek Nambiar
11 Risk of osteoporosis and bone fracture associated with the chronic use of anti epileptic drugs Navneet Kumar
12 Vasculitic peripheral neuropathy Laxmi Khanna
13 An unusual case of multiple cranial nerve palsy in a pregnant female Raj S Chandran
14 Giant solitary cystic neurocysticercosis in combine immunodeficiency syndrome KV Karthikeyan
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