IN ABOUT 2 HOURS………….Thursday, 5 pm Brazil, 6 pm EST, Nicholas Theodore, Director of Spine Center, at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland presents, “Robotics in Spinal Surgery” LIVE, on Neurosurgical.tv Can get credit, go to this link: https://www.sonesp.com.br/al-meftys-neurocurgical-series Awesome Banner by Woralux Phusoongern MD, Thai Neurosurgeon, Mousyhouse
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SOURCE After In-Person Meeting Is Canceled, SAGES Moves Mentoring Online Pedro P. Gomez, MD, FACS, had everything ready to go. On his enclosed deck, Dr. Gomez had created a mini-OR: surgical tools, a webcam and an iPad laid out precisely across a large wooden table. In the center sat a […]
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“TERCER SESION MENSUAL EN CONVERSATORIO DE CIRUGIA DE COLUMNA” LINK PARA ENTRAR AL PANEL https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85417356966 [googlepdf url=”http://www.neurosurgical.tv/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/cartel-caso-columna-internacional-1-4.pdf” download=”Download” ]
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Optical imaging and artificial intelligence are making brain tumor diagnosis quicker and more accurate. Neurosurgeons can leave the operating room more confident today than ever before about their patient’s brain tumor diagnosis, thanks to integration of a new system that will allow them to quickly see diagnostic tissue and tumor […]
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The VA-Boston University-Concussion Legacy Foundation Brain Bank in Boston houses 850 human brains SOURCE BOSTON (Reuters) – Dr. Ann McKee of Boston University studies the brains of deceased football players at the world’s largest brain bank, hoping to learn about the long-term impact of repeated head traumas for people ranging […]
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Tiffany Ejikeme; Jennifer A. Sweet, MD, FAANS | AANS Student “The brain is among the most powerful and complex organs in the human body. Brains give rise to our ability to form relationships and make life meaningful.” – Paul Kalanithi1 While doing research, I learned that discoveries made in the lab might […]
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Images made by lasers and read by computers can help speed up the diagnosis of brain tumors during surgery. Using laser imaging and artificial intelligence, researchers were able to diagnose brain tumors in under 150 seconds. The dark ovals are tumor cells, among nerve fibers that appear as white streaks, […]
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To join the LIVE WEBCAST, CLICK HERE, https://zoom.us/j/742437463 Georgios Matis, MD, PhD and a former Research Fellow, originally from Greece, now working in Cologne, German, will present a Webcast on Neuromoduation, which deals with the Surgical treatment of chronic pain – Neuromodulation (spinal cord stimulation, peripheral nerve field stimulation, intrathecal therapies, […]
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SOURCE Abstract Augmented reality (AR) superimposes computer-generated virtual objects onto the user’s view of the real world. Among medical disciplines, neurosurgery has long been at the forefront of image-guided surgery, and it continues to push the frontiers of AR technology in the operating room. In this systematic review, we […]
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