The pterional approach We have a pleasure to invite you to the first webinar of 2022 hosted by the EANS Skull Base Section. The webinar will address «The pterional approach» and will be delivered by Michaël Bruneau, Jan Frédéric Cornelius, Sébastien Froelich, Ekkehard Kasper and Stefan Lieber. Register here free of charge.

The application process for the 2022 Aesculap-EANS Research Prize is open! Thanks to the generosity of B. Braun Aesculap, we are once again delighted to be awarding two awards of €5000 each. These awards are for research work relevant to the field of neuroscience; one award is for best clinical research paper, and one is

We have a pleasure to invite you to the next EANS webinar hosted by the Trauma Section. The webinar will address the translational side of the discipline, covering from concepts to practical aspects. The speakers will be Prof. Niklas Marklund, Prof. Bart Depreitere, Prof. Elham Rostami, Dr. Alexander Younsi and Dr. Sofie Dietvorst. The discussion

Apreciados colegas, Nos encontramos organizando el 1er Simposio Internacional Virtual: “Neurocirugía a través de un endoscopio”. Este es un evento oficial de la Asociación Colombiana de Neurocirugía que se llevará a cabo de manera virtual el 12 de febrero de 2022, de 8 am a 2:00 pm, hora colombiana. Cordial saludo, Andrés M. Rubiano Presidente

It is our pleasure to announce the “Joint Meeting of Istanbul Spine Masters & ISMISS Turkey 2022” which will be held at the Koç University Hospital in Istanbul in February 24-26, 2022. Like the previous four years, this year the 13th ISMISS Turkey and 6th Istanbul Spine Masters meetings will be organized jointly. By combing

The only course-based certificate granting program in skull base surgery in North America, this program provides in depth immersive training in advanced approaches and techniques in skull base neurosurgery. This intimate certification program is divided into three 3-day dissection-centered courses that provide skills-based stepwise instruction on anterior/anterolateral, lateral, and posterolateral skull base approaches, respectively. Session