New Generation Neuroendoscopy Advanced Hands-on Dissection Course is organized by Endomin College and will be held during Jun 10 - 13, 2018 at Hotel Zenit Budapest Palace, Budapest, Hungary. The target audience for this medical event is Neurologists, Neurosurgeon.
Course Description:
The course in Hungary is designed for neurosurgeons with basic experience in using endoscopes for standard indications and interest in endoscopic and minimally invasive solutions for complex cases. Didactically presented solutions will be simulated during extensive hands-on dissections and observed during transmitted live-surgeries from distinct international experts. This and many practical hints will improve your endoscopic skills, shorten your learning curve and avoid unnecessary complications.
This event is offered in two complementary parts, which can be booked separately as well as in combination.
Part I is a low-cost theoretical event, hosted in Hungary`s legendary capital Budapest. International experts will present lectures on endoscopic and minimally invasive techniques in brain-, skull base and vascular neurosurgery as well as endoscopic ventricular and transnasal surgery.
Part II is hosted in the charming city Debrecen within the Hungarian “Puszta”. Here, a restricted number of participants will experience extensive hands-on dissections on fresh human cadavers and watch life-surgeries with detailed case discussions. Working on fresh human cadavers is a world-wide unique opportunity and an unforgettable experience, particularly offered for advanced users.
Course Highlights :
• didactic experience with more than 500 international trainees
• distinct international expert faculty
Part I
• broad spectrum of didactic and practically oriented lectures
• comprehensive anatomical lectures using 3D-HD technology
Part II
• extensive hands-on training (> 10h) on fresh human cadavers
• live-surgery transmitted from the University Hospital in Debrecen
For Part I venue : Hotel Zenit Budapest Palace, Budapest, Hungary
For Part II venue : University of Debrecen,Dpt. of Pathology, Debrecen, Bihar, Hungary
Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.