The International Academy of Neurosurgical Anatomy (IANA) proudly presents its 15th International Webinar, bringing together an outstanding international faculty of world-renowned neurosurgeons and neuroanatomists to explore one of the most important themes in modern cranial surgery:
As neurosurgery continues to evolve toward smaller, safer, and more targeted approaches, a detailed understanding of microsurgical anatomy has become more critical than ever. This two-hour educational program will examine the anatomical principles that allow surgeons to safely navigate deep and complex regions of the brain and craniovertebral junction while minimizing surgical morbidity.
The webinar features internationally recognized experts from Italy, Czech Republic, India, Brazil, France, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and the United Kingdom, discussing subjects including:
Anatomy relevant to anterolateral skull base approaches Articulating endoscopy in minimally invasive neurosurgery Endoscopic versus open approaches to the craniovertebral junction Foramen magnum tumors and the subtonsillar approach Evolution of skull base surgery The eyebrow (supraorbital) approach Vein-preserving microsurgical techniques
Each presentation is designed to emphasize practical surgical anatomy, operative decision-making, and technical pearls that participants can immediately apply in clinical practice.
Distinguished International Faculty Prof. Luciano Mastronadi Prof. Vladimir Beneš Prof. Keki Turel Prof. José Alberto Landeiro Prof. Maurizio Iacoangeli Prof. Igor Maldonado Prof. Imad N. Kanaan Prof. Ramesh Nair Prof. Iype Cherian Prof. Abuzer Gungor Prof. Giovanni Broggi
Whether you are a resident, fellow, practicing neurosurgeon, or an anatomist interested in advanced neurosurgical techniques, this webinar offers a unique opportunity to learn directly from internationally respected leaders in the field.
Organized and hosted by the International Academy of Neurosurgical Anatomy (IANA).
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