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This 2-day course on Functional Neurosurgery covers both Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) and stereotactic lesioning. All aspects of anatomy, patient selection, targeting, surgery, programming, follow up and troubleshooting will be presented by experts and pioneers in the field.

A 2 day interactive course aimed at neurosurgical trainees (ST1-6). The workshop is designed to improve interpretation of neuroradiological imaging and focuses on the application of different modalities to enable diagnosis and aid planning of neurosurgical approaches. Learning points are reinforced with bite- sized presentations during the sessions. (48 words)

The primary aim of this course is to help to improve the ability to manage often difficult and challenging cases in a simulation environment and share your experiences with like-minded colleagues to gain further understanding and additional skills to manage situations expertly. In collaboration with B. Braun Medical Ltd, it is aimed at trainees, ST1-ST6, providing the relevant knowledge and skills to adequately mange neurosurgical on-calls and ultimately help improve patient care. Early Bird Delegate Ticket: £185 (until 25th September 23:59) Standard Delegate Ticket: £210

SPIRIT Conference. International Conference on the Management of Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury in the Acute Setting & Outcomes. SPIRIT Medical Conference for: Spinal Surgeons (Neurosurgeon Orthopaedic Surgeons) Clinicians in the field of traumatic Spinal Cord Injuries , Scientists, Insurance Companies, Solicitors & Barristers

RISE-UK 2026 is a two-day national conference focused on the future of surgery, surgical robotics, digital innovation, AI, simulation and real-world adoption of next-generation surgical technologies. The event brings together surgeons, trainees, hospital leaders, theatre teams, procurement and transformation leads, industry partners, academics, innovators and policymakers to explore how robotics and emerging technologies can be implemented safely, responsibly and at scale across the NHS and wider healthcare system. It is aimed at surgeons and surgical trainees across specialties, NHS executives and managers, theatre and perioperative teams, innovation and transformation leads, procurement teams, medical technology companies, educators, researchers and anyone involved in shaping the future of surgical care.

Cambridge Lectures in 3D Neurosurgical Anatomy Guest Speaker - Prof Atul Goel, Mumbai, Applications can be made online @ www.cam-pgmc.ac.uk Course fee - £250 Further enquiries Angela Gray [email protected] 01223 596189

Cambridge Lectures in 3D Neurosurgical Anatomy Saturday, 4th July 2026 Guest Speaker - Prof Atul Goel, Mumbai Course fee - £250 Further enquiries Angela Gray [email protected] 01223 596189

The Queen Square Simulation Centre is proud to announce its 3rd annual Advanced Cranial and Advanced Spinal cadaver courses in June/July 2026, to be held at The Griffin Institute, Northwick Park. The courses will have two delegates per cadaver and a high faculty to delegate ratio, giving ample opportunity to learn advanced hands-on skills from eminent faculty from London and beyond. Spine Target Audience: Senior neurosurgical and orthopaedic trainees/post-CCT fellows (deanery and non-deanery) and junior spinal consultants.

The Queen Square Simulation Centre is proud to announce its 3rd annual Advanced Cranial and Advanced Spinal cadaver courses in June/July 2026, to be held at The Griffin Institute, Northwick Park. The courses will have two delegates per cadaver and a high faculty to delegate ratio, giving ample opportunity to learn advanced hands-on skills from eminent faculty from London and beyond. Cranial Target Audience: Senior neurosurgical trainees and fellows

BASES represents the largest collaborative group of spinal endoscopic surgeons across the UK, including surgeons from England, Scotland, and Wales, and across the full spectrum of endoscopic spinal technologies and approaches. Endoscopic spinal surgery is rapidly emerging as one of the most important advances in minimally invasive spinal care. While currently performed by a relatively small number of UK surgeons, adoption is accelerating significantly as demand grows for less invasive, motion-preserving spinal procedures with faster patient recovery. This year’s conference theme is: “From Education to Translation” The meeting is designed to support both new and established surgeons in developing high-quality endoscopic spinal surgery skills across the full range of techniques, including: * Uniportal and biportal approaches * Lumbar, thoracic, and cervical pathology * Practical implementation of endoscopic programmes The conference will include: * International keynote speakers * Expert didactic lectures * Rapid-fire panel discussions and Q&A sessions * Hands-on practical training using high-fidelity spinal models