Events

Abstract submission to email by 30th April (300 words max) [email protected]

This webinar will explore the current management workflow for small and medium-sized vestibular schwannomas. It will address ongoing debates around different treatment approaches, providing a platform for critical discussion. The session will also highlight the emerging role of AI and technology in improving vestibular schwannoma care in the future. Contact Email: [email protected]

Join us at this unique neuro-surgical oncology simulation course at Queen Square, London. Expert speakers will update you with high-yield talks on hot topics in the field, perfect for exam preparation or ensuring your practice remains up to date. Contact: [email protected]

The leading congress for UK neuro-oncology, the programme will address the opportunities and challenges that have emerged in the field of biotechnology. Benefit from a rich and diverse programme that covers all aspects of neuro-oncology research and practice and interact with leading researchers and clinicians from across the world. For more information please email: [email protected]

Don’t miss this fantastic two-day course featuring a comprehensive programme of talks and practical stations dedicated to vascular neurosurgery! Hands-on practical stations include both virtual reality and high-fidelity surgical models of aneurysm clipping, as well as cranial access and microvascular anastomosis skills. Contact: [email protected]

This course is a presentation of minimally invasive endoscopic techniques for the anterior skull base and pituitary fossa. Experts will present the anatomical, pathophysiological, and technical aspects of surgery with risks, benefits, and complications. Teaching is through hands-on cadaveric dissection with a 1:2 faculty to delegate ratio and lecture/video presentations.

A three day conference on Syringomyelia, Chiari malformations, and the surgical complications of Ehlers Danlos. The abstract centre is now open, and closes 28 April 2025.

A course on recognising, anticipating, and managing common complications. Career discussions planned with bespoke neuropsychology and clinical moulages. Aimed mainly at early neurosurgery doctors (ST1-ST4 equivalent). Contact: Amir-Saam Youshani, Ahmad Ali - [email protected]

Paediatric neurosurgical rotation or on-call can be daunting due to lack of patient exposure and conditions. It’s crucial for trainees to be equipped with the fundamentals of managing patients to safeguard and improve patient care. This course will enable ST1-ST6 and ACP’s the opportunity to optimise and enhance their learning in this area. For more information please email: [email protected]