Neurotrauma AIIMS 2018 Conference Schedule
Scientific Programme ANTC 2018
26th October 2018, Friday (Day 1)
| 0800-0900 | Registration/Exhibition opens | |||||
| CME Symposium 1
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Decompressive craniectomy in Adults – Consensus statements and tailored approaches | |||||
| Chairpersons : Paul Manson, AK Mahapatra, Mathew Joseph | ||||||
| 0900-0905 | Welcome address : ANTC 2018 | SS Kale, Org Chairman | ||||
| 0905-0910 | Introduction to Global Neuro | Paul Manson, USA
Chairman Global Neuro |
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| 0910-0930 | Decompressive Craniectomy: Surgical indications in developed versus developing countries | Randall Chesnut, USA | ||||
| 0930-0950 | Decompressive Craniectomy – Impact and Outcomes | Jamie Cooper, Australia | ||||
| 0950-1010 | Consensus driven algorithms for TBI management | Randall Chesnut, USA | ||||
| 1010-1025 | Craniofacial trauma in severe TBI [Upper face –skull fractures, and scalp replacement] : Tips and pearls | Paul Manson, USA | ||||
| 1025-1040 | Effect of atmospheric pressure on brain following decompressive craniectomy especially in mountaineers and divers | AK Purohit, Hyderabad | ||||
| 1040-1045 | Discussion | |||||
| CME Symposium 2
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Decompressive craniectomy in Children
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| Chairpersons : Monica S Vavilala, AK Mahapatra, AK Srivastava, Rakesh Lodha | ||||||
| 1045-1100 | Decompressive Craniectomy in children less than 1year – Brazilian experience | Artur da Cunha, Brazil | ||||
| 1100-1120: Key note lecture | Implementation and outcomes of the PEGASUS program in severe pediatric traumatic brain injuries | Monica S Vavilala, USA | ||||
| 1120-1135 | ADAPT & Indian guidelines for children with severe traumatic brain injuries | Deepak Gupta, Delhi | ||||
| 1135-1150 | Mild-moderate TBI and outcomes | Monica Vavilala, USA | ||||
| 1150-1205 | Case based discussion : Child with raised ICP ( With structural lesion/ Without structural lesion) | Presenter : Rajeev Sharma, Delhi
Clinical discussion : Monica S Vavilala,USA |
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CME Symposium 3 |
Hypothermia in TBI : Current status and Results of Prophylactic
Hypothermia in Severe Head injuries
Chairpersons : Arvind Chaturvedi, Iype Cherian, Ajay Chaudhary |
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| 1205-1220 | Eurotherm3235 and AIIMS experience with hypothermia in TBI | Deepak Gupta, Delhi | ||||
| 1220-1240 : Key note lecture | Polar RCT hypothermia trial final results | Jamie Cooper, Australia
Principal investigator, POLAR RCT. |
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| 1240-1305 : Clash of Titans I
“Yes we work together but we differ in opinion!” |
To do or not to do ICP monitoring in India
For ICP monitoring Against ICP monitoring |
Moderator : Mathew Joseph, Vellore
Monica S Vavilala,USA Randall Chesnut,USA |
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1305-1330 : Clash of Titans II
“Yes we worked together but we differ in opinion!” |
Cisternostomy in severe TBI with Acute Subdural hematomas
Make Cisternostomy routine practice :
Abandon Cisternostomy please and continue with simple DC alone |
Moderator : HS Bhatoe [Noida]
Iype Cherian[Nepal]
Mathew Joseph[Vellore] |
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| 1330-1400 | Lunch
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| 1400-1430 | Inauguration ceremony of 5th ANTC 2018
Chief Guest : Prof PN Tandon Guest of honours : Director, AIIMS and Prof AKBanerji Book release : Missile Injuries |
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| 1430-1500 | Panel discussion on Decompressive craniectomy : Timing and Indications : Moderator : Mathew Joseph
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Panelists : Randall Chesnut, Jamie Cooper,
Daljit Singh,VSundar
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| Oration | Sir Graham Teasdale Oration | Chairpersons: AKBanerji, Kameshwar
Prasad, Rajesh Malhotra, SS Kale |
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| 1500-1600 | Message from Sir Graham Teasdale on 30 years of Glasgow coma scale
Oration topic: “Unsolved problems of brain trauma”
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Graham Teasdale, UK
(Via Skype)
Introduction to GrahamTesdale : Deepak Gupta Introduction to Orator : Ashish Suri
Sir Graham Teasdale Oration By Prof PN Tandon
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| 1600-1610 | ICP monitoring after DC
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Corrado Iaccarino, Italy | ||||
| 1610-1630 | Decompressive Craniectomy for Refractory post traumatic intracranial hypertension – Interpretation and implications for the International Rescue-ICP Randomised trial | Peter Hutchison, UK[Skype]
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| 1600-1700
Venue : First Floor JPNATC Foyer |
Nukkad natak/Street Play : Head injury Prevention and awareness | Sukhmanch Theatre
[Director : Shilpi Marwah) |
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| CME Session 4 | Decompressive Craniectomy in Non-traumatic scenarios and
Antimicrobial resistance issues in head injured Chairpersons :Padma Srivastava, Purva Mathur, Vinay Goyal |
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| 1700-1715 | Antimicrobial resistance
(AMR)and its implications in antibiotic policy in severe head injury undergoing DC |
Purva Mathur, Delhi | ||||
| 1715-1730 | Evidence Based practice and guidelines for surgery in Stroke | Padma Srivastava, Delhi | ||||
| 1730-1745 | Clinical decision support and Data science in TBI | Monica Vavilala, USA | ||||
| 1745-1800 | DC in Cortical venous thrombosis | S Dwarkanath, Bengaluru | ||||
| 1800-1815 | Pros and Cons of DC in Ischemic stroke | Maneet Gill, Delhi | ||||
| 1815-1830 : Believe it or not | Decompressive Laparotomy to treat refractory intracranial hypertension and multiple compartment syndrome | Mathew Joseph, Vellore
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| 1830-1845 | Decompressive craniectomy in TBI: How big it should be to affect the outcome” | Sandeep Mohindra, Chandigarh | ||||
| 1845-1900 | Elderly TBI and coagulopathies in TBI : Management and updates | Amol Raheja, Delhi | ||||
| 1900-1930 : Key note
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ICRAN 2018 [International conference on Recent updates Neurotraumatology,Italy] & C3 Consensus guidelines on Cranioplasty after Decompressive Craniectomy | Corrado Iaccarino, Italy | ||||
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1930-1945 |
DC in decerebrate posturing with structural lesion:Case discussions
Q/A : Wrap up for day
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Presenter: Shweta Kedia,Delhi
Discussant : Randall Chesnut,USA
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| 2000 – Onwards | Grand Gala Dinner : Faculty Club Lawns, AIIMS Campus | |||||
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27th October 2018, Saturday (Day 2)
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| 0800-0900 | Award Paper Session (I) Neurosurgery
Chairpersons : AK Mahapatra, Mathew Joseph, Eric Schneider |
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| Timing | Topic | Presenter | ||||
| 0800-0810 | Expansion cranioplasty an alternative to decompression craniectomy in traumatic brain injury
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Laxmikant Bhople
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| 0810-0820 | Outcome of surgery in acute traumatic brain injury in elderly patients
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Harish
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| 0820-0830 | Outcome of TBI in octogenarian population
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Sharat Garg
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| 0830-0840 | Evolution of post traumatic acute thin SDH into sub acute or chronic SDH- analysis of symptomatology, risk factor and outcomes
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Agnetia Vinoth A
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| 0840-0850 | Long term outcome of cranioplasties in children
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Vikrant Sharma | ||||
| 0850-0900 | Very severe TBI (GCS 3-5) : Too much nihilism or optimism?
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Raghu Samala | ||||
| CMESession5: Special session of Magic M’s | Monitoring the injured brain and heart before and after DC
Chairpersons : Manmohan Singh, MK Tewari, Monica S Vavilala |
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| 0900-0915: Magic M’s | Neuroimaging in TBI- Pearls and Pitfalls | Maria D Souza,Delhi | ||||
| 0915-0930 : Magic M’s | TBI and cardiac dysfunction | Monica S Vavilala,USA | ||||
| 0930-0945 : Magic M’s | Multimodality monitoring in DC for TBI and Stroke | Masoom Desai, USA | ||||
| 0945-1000 : Magic M’s | Who and How one should monitor TBI cases | Mathew Joseph,Vellore | ||||
| 1000-1015 : Magic M’s | Post decompressive craniectomy subdural hygroma/hydrocephalus: EVD/VP shunt/Early cranioplasty | MK Tiwari, Chandigarh | ||||
| 1015-1030 | Investigating the neurological effects of training associated blast exposure : Preliminary results | Eric Schneider, USA | ||||
| 1030-1045 | Cerebral microdialysis in TBI
: Research tool or Expensive Tool for India and future vision |
Deepak Gupta, Delhi | ||||
| 1045-1100 | Measurement and data in head trauma research : Challenges in getting it right
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Eric Schneider, USA | ||||
| 1100-1130 : Key note lecture | Post apocalyptic TBI management: Targeted therapy based on multimodality monitoring | Randall Chesnut, USA | ||||
| 1130-1145 | Snacks, Poster and Exhibits | |||||
| CME Session 6 : | WARTIME NEUROTRAUMA SYMPOSIUM: CRANIOSPINAL
MISSILE INJURIES Moderators : Brig HS Bhatoe, Air Cmde MS Sridhar,SS Kale, |
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| 1145-1330 hrs | Evacuation & Prehospital care
Ballistics and pathologic correlation
Neuroimaging in Craniospinal missile injuries
Anesthesia aspects & perioperative care of patients with cranial missile injuries
Operative management in missile injuries of the brain
Missile injuries to the spine & spinal cord
Retained intracranial shrapnel fragments: what to do?
Management of Missile injuries of the brachial plexus and peripheral nerves
Rehabilitation after craniospinal injuries in the Armed Forces
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Gp Capt KK Yadav, Bangalore
Brig Maneet Gill, New Delhi
Col TJ Rappai, New Delhi
Maj Gen NS Lamba, New Delhi
Maj Gen Prakash Singh, New Delhi
Col SK Sengupta, Kolkata
Brig HS Bhatoe, Noida
Brig PS Bhandari, Nainital
Col Subir Dey, Lucknow |
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| 1330-1400 | Lunch | |||||
| CME Session 7 : | Decompressive Craniectomy in India : Regional Variations and implications
Chairpersons : Sarat P Chandra, RC Mishra,GD Satyarthee, Sachin Borkar |
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| 1400-1415 | Teaching then and now: What has changed? | Aditya Gupta, Delhi | ||||
| 1415-1430 | Early Decompressive Craniectomy for TBI and long term follow up : Chennai experience | V Sundar, President NTSI, Chennai | ||||
| 1430-1500 : Key note lecture | Indian contribution to Neurotrauma and Neurotrauma development in India | Ashok Kumar Mahapatra, Odisha | ||||
| 1500-1515 | Single centre experience on Decompressive Craniectomy in TBI ( Agra) | RC Mishra, Agra | ||||
| 1515-1530 | Prehospital risk factors of poor discharge outcome: results of the Andhra Pradesh, India TBI project | Monica S Vavilala, USA | ||||
| 1530-1545 | Learning from 9398 traumatic brain injuries in India | Nobhojit Roy, Bihar | ||||
| 1545-1600 | Gunshot injuries of brain | SN Madhariya, Raipur | ||||
| 1600-1615 | Tea break | |||||
| CME Session 8 | International practices on Decompressive Craniectomy and ICP monitoring
Chairpersons : Suresh Sankhla, Corrado Iaccarino, Sashwat Mishra, Hitesh Kumar |
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| 1615-1630 | Retrospective multicenter study on a regional cohort of 526 decompressed patients in Italy
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Corrado Iaccarino, Italy
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| 1630-1645pm | Controversies in the management of chronic subdural hematoma | Suresh Sankhla, Mumbai | ||||
| 1645-1700pm | Ethical consideration of DC in a catholic and high-income country like Italy | Corrado Iaccarino, Italy | ||||
| 1700-1715 pm | Preoperative and postoperative nursing care of patient undergoing Decompressive Craniectomy | Karen Mc Quillan, Univ. of Maryland, USA | ||||
| 1715-1730 | Pros and Cons of DC in
Haemorrhagic Stroke |
Rahul Gupta, Delhi | ||||
| 1730- 1745: Talk from
Masters on Penetrating head injuries |
Penetrating brain injuries-
management guidelines and case studies |
Domenic Esposito, USA
(Skype) |
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| CME 9 Special Symposium : 1800 hrs onwards | Innovations in Neurosurgery
Chairpersons : Rajinder Kumar, RL Senger, Raj Kamal |
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| Decoding the spine : Michael
Jackson’s Magical Mechanics |
Nishant S Yagnick
Manjul Tripathy, Chandigarh |
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| TBD | Mazhar Hussain, Lucknow | |||||
| Digital painting and medical
illustration technique made easy on I pad |
RL Senger, Gwalior | |||||
| Into thin air : A trekker’s
journey onto high altitudes! |
Ajay Agarwal, Kolkata | |||||
| Pocket size Mobile ventilators
: Costs and Efficacy |
Deepak Agrawal, Delhi | |||||
| Customised models for
preoperative planning and anatomy : indigenous ways |
Deepak Jha, Jodhpur | |||||
| Cost effective usage of ICP
catheters in resource constrained set ups |
Ajay Bisht, Delhi | |||||
| Making of Jeeva Jagriti for road traffic accident awareness | Balaji Pai, Bengaluru
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1800-1900 (Video Conf)
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Preclinical models of Decompressive Craniectomy : Lessons from experimental TBI and other disease models
J Marc Simard, Univ Maryland, Baltimore, USA
Impaired cerebral energy metabolism following TBI Contributes to Poor outcomes and Limtis Effectiveness of Decompressive Craniectomy Gary M Fiskum, Univ of Maryland, Baltimore, USA |
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Case Discusssion
Q/A and Wrap up for day |
Presenter : Attendees
Discussant : Jamie Cooper, Mathew Joseph |
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| Free Evening | ||||||
28th October, Sunday: Miscellaneous Invited talks on Neurotrauma Updates
| Session Distribution
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Chairpersons: Ajay Agarwal,
BK Ojha, Artur da Cunha |
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| 0800-0900 | Award Paper Session (II) :Allied Science | |
| Topic | Presenter | |
| 0800-0810 | Role of diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) in assessment of mild traumatic brain injury
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Chandratej Kadam |
| 0810-0820 | Profile of CD14+ Monocytic cytokines in polytrauma patients
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Nidhi Bhardwaj |
| 0820-0830 | Role of regulatory T helper cells in outcome of polytrauma patients with head injury | Surbhi Khurana |
| 0830-0840 | Prevelance of definite airway in patients with severe traumatic brain injury received at four urban public university hospitals in India:a cohort study
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Kapil Dev Soni |
| 0840-0850 | Correlation of microalbuminuria with traumatic brain injury and its outcome- A longitudinal study at level 1 trauma centre | Kangana Sengar |
| 0850-0900 | Study of platelet function in thrombocytopenic TBI patients, correlation with outcome and comparison with thrombocytopenic trauma patients without TBI | Tapasyapreeti |
| CME Symposium
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CME Symposium on Cranioplasty | Rakesh Gupta,
Deepak Agarwal, Deepak Jha |
| 0900-0912 | Early cranioplasty after DC | Rakesh Gupta, Indore |
| 0912-0924 | Challenges after DC and advantantages of Cranioplasty | AK Srivastava, Delhi
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| 0924-0936 | Different ways of Cranioplasty in Children | Artur da Cunha, Brazil |
| 0936-0948 | Cranioplasty in Children : Why we fail often? | Ashis Pathak, Chandigarh |
| 0948-1000 | Basics of 3D Printing technology and its applications | Komal Prasad, Bengaluru |
| 1000-1012 | Dilemmas of Cranioplasty | Ritesh Bhoot, Odisha |
| 1012-1024 | Complications of Cranioplasty | Rajeev Sharma, New Delhi |
| 1024-1030 | Understanding pathology of Sinking flap syndrome and its implications | Ashis Pathak, Chandigarh |
| 1030-1042 | Discussion | |
| CME Symposium
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TBI related Prehospital , Socioeconomic issues and Brain Death
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| Chairpersons : Sanjeev Bhoi,Amit Gupta, Subodh Garg | ||
| 1042-1057 | Religious, Socioeconomic ethical issues of DC | Ashis Pathak, Chandigarh |
| 1057-1112 | Prevention of Road traffic accidents in India: are
we doing enough? |
Deepak Jha, Jodhpur |
| 1112-1127 | Gifting life after death | Deepak Gupta, Delhi |
| 1127-1142 | Stem Cells in TBI | Deepak Agarwal, Delhi |
| Debate 3 :
1142-1212 |
Chairpersons : Mathew Joseph, Iype Cherian | Moderator : Vivek Tandon |
| Clash of
Titans : Craniotomy or Burr hole for EDH evacuations |
For Burr hole evacuation for EDH of any size
Against : Burr hole for EDH |
MS Chauhan, Indore
Ashis Pathak, Chandigarh
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| CME Symposium
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Multidisciplinary care in TBI | Chairpersons :
Kamran Farooque Arul Selvi, Sanjeev Bhoi |
| 1212-1224 | Femur shaft fracture fixation in severe head-injured patients: when is the right time? “
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Kapil Dev Soni, Delhi |
| 1224-1236 | RCTs in TBI : Recent updates | Manoj Phalak, Delhi |
| 1236-1248 | Decompressive craniectomy only?
or add Cisternostomy? A comparative study |
Amitabh Chanda,
Bangladesh] |
| 1248-1300 | Complication avoidance in DC | Raj Kamal, Amritsar |
| 1300-1312 | PSH and Autonomic crises in TBI | Vinay Goyal,Delhi |
| 1312-1324 | Blood transfusion in TBI patients in Neurotrauma ICU
: Yes or No : Guidelines and practice |
Ashish Bindra, Delhi |
| 1324-1336 | Platelet Transfusions and its responses in neurotrauma patients | ArulSelvi, Delhi |
| 1336-1348 | Management of post-concussion syndrome | Ashima Nehra |
| 1348-1430 hrs | Lunch and Poster Awards | |
| Poster | Presenter | |
| Very severe traumatic brain injury (GCS-3): Is there a Hope? | Raghu Samala | |
| Innovation in medicine | Purusharth Kumar Sharma | |
| Histopathological report of abnormal dural calcification in a trauma patient:
Diagnostic of Moriquio syndrome. An incidental finding |
Saloni Gupta | |
| The aftermath of severe head trauma: Case report of a complex cranio-orbital
Reconstruction |
Alexandra | |
| CME symposium | Spine Trauma | Chairpersons:
Rajinder Kumar, Tarun Gupta, Vivek Tandon |
| 1430-1530
1430-1445 1445-1500 1500-1515 1515-1300 |
Spinal Trauma Symposium
Steroids in Spinal Injuries : Current evidence and practice Fusion or no fusion in dorsolumbar trauma Minimally invasive Corpectomy in dorsolumbar trauma Odontoid screw fixations : Simple but not so simple ones |
SS Kale Bipin Walia Sudhir Dubey Deepak Gupta |
| 1530-1600hrs | Cranioplasty in poor grade GOS patients
Missed pathologies in TBI DC in GCS 3-4 : Yes or no ? Recent surgical guidelines for Decompressive Craniectomy (DC) in Stroke |
Vivek Tandon
Ravi Sharma Raghu Samala Gaurav Varshney |
| 1600 hrs onwards | Valedictory and Closing | |
Cadaveric Workshop on MISS and Surgery for Cerebral Palsy/Spasticity
28th October 2018 (Sunday)
| 0830 – 0845 | Course introduction faculty and participant introduction | |
| 0845 – 0900 | Pre test | |
| Lectures (20 min each) | ||
| 0900 – 0920 | Prof. Sheffali Gulati | Burden of cerebral palsy in India and various presentations |
| 0920 – 0940 | Dr. AK Purohit | Surgical options for cerebral palsy and decision making. |
| 0940 – 1000 | Dr. Satish Chandra Gore | Pain generators in spine – assessment |
| 1000 – 1030 | Dr. Satish Chandra Gore | Indications and technical considerations in transforming lumbar endoscopic dissectory |
| 1030 – 1050 | Prof Deepak Gupta,
Dr Rajeev Sharma |
Percutaneous fixations |
| 1050 – 1100 | Tea Break | |
| Demonstrations (60 min each) | ||
| 1100 – 1200 | Dr. Satish Chandra Gore | Access to foramen and managing disc herniation and canal stenosis by MISS techniques – TLED |
| 1200 – 1300 | Prof SS Kale/ Rajinder
Kumar/ Deepak Gupta |
Percutaneous fixations |
| 1300 – 1400 | Dr AK Purohit | Surgical techniques in cerebral palsy |
Nursing Session
28th October 2018 (Sunday)
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