Program
MORNING. 3D Theatre
7.45-8.00am. Welcome
8.00-8.30am. Orbit, anterior and middle fossae. Redefining the surgical routes (PG)
8.30-9.00am. Anterior fossa bone anatomy and intrinsic boundaries (MB)
9.00-9.30am. Anterior fossa transcranial routes (VF)
9.30-10.00am. Vascular anatomy relevant to the anterior and middle skull base (RK)
Coffee break
10.30-11.00am. A step-by-step guide for a successful Pterional approach (LB)
11.00-11.30pm. Orbit anatomy and surgical approaches (PG)
11.30-12.00pm. Decisions making in anterior skull base tumors (RD)
12.00-12.30pm. The nasal cavity as a corridor to the anterior fossa and orbit. Anatomic landmarks (IM)
12.30-1.00pm. Expanded endonasal endoscopic anatomy of the anterior cranial fossa (EC/AK)
1.00-1.30pm. Expanded endonasal endoscopic anatomy of the orbit (EC/AK)
AFTERNOON. Laboratory
Laboratory Stations:
– Hands-on session: endoscopic endonasal anatomy to the anterior and lateral skull base. 90 min.
– Breakout session. The case for discussion. 90min.
MORNING. 3D Theatre
8.00-8.30am. The sellar and parasellar region anatomical limits and neurovascular structures (JA)
8.30-9.00am. The transcranial microscopic corridors to the sellar and parasellar regions (VF)
9.00-9.30am. Anatomical variations in sellar & parasellar regions. How does it affect to our planning? (MM)
9.30-10.00am. Basic concepts in endonasal endoscopic transsphenoidal surgery to the sellar and parasellar region (EC/AK)
Coffee break
10.30-11.00am. Surgical treatment of pituitary adenomas. Predicting how much to be safely removed (JA)
11.00-11.30am. Giant pituitary adenomas: extended endonasal endoscopic vs. transcranial microscopic approaches (AS)
11.30-12.00pm. Endoscopic management of craniopharyngiomas (MM)
12.00-12.30pm. Microsurgical management of craniopharyngiomas (SE)
12-30-1.00pm. An anatomical understanding of the anterior transpetrosal approach (LB)
1.00-1.30pm.
AFTERNOON. Laboratory
Laboratory Stations:
– Live endoscopic dissection: endoscopic endonasal approach to the sellar and parasellar regions. 90 min.
– Hands-on session: microscopic anatomy of the orbit and surgical routes. 90 min.
MORNING. 3D Theatre
8.00-8.30am. The Superior Orbital Fissure. A window between the orbit, middle and anterior fossae (ILM)
8.30-9.00am. Cavernous sinus anatomy: endonasal endoscopic and transcranial-microscopic correlation (SW)
9.00-9.30am. Cavernous sinus from a surgical perspective (AC)
9.30-10.00am. Expanded endonasal approaches to the cavernous sinus. Classification of tumor invasion (EC/AK)
Coffee break
10.30-11.00am. Intracranial carotid artery and the relationship with the pterygopalatine, infratemporal and middle fossa. Kassam’s areas (EC/AK)
11.00-11.30pm. Transcavernous anterior transpetrous rhomboid approach (AS)
11.30-12.00pm. Pre-, Subtemporal, and Transpetrous bone routes to the middle and infratemporal fossae (PG)
12.00-1.00pm. Optimally invasive skull base surgery: lowering concepts to the earth (RD)
1.00-1.30pm. Closure.
Course Fee 990€ and includes:
PARTICIPATION
To the full activities of the course.
Course
MATERIAL
Complementary
REGISTRATION BAG
TRANSFERS
Assist
ACCOMMODATION
In a 4 Star Hotel for 3 Nights (Check-in 27th February and Check-out 2nd March)
MEETING DINNER
On 28th February.
COURSE DINNER
With Faculty on 1st March.
3DN Faculty 2019
Lausanne, Switzerland
Département des neurosciences cliniques
Lausanne, Switzerland
New Delhi. INDIA
Location
Servicio de Neurocirugía
Hospital General Universitario de Alicante
C/ Pintor Baeza 12,03010.
Alicante SPAIN
+34 965 933 000
Laboratorio de Anatomia Humana,
Facultad de Medicina.
Universidad Miguel Hernández
Carretera Nacional 332 (w/num),
03550. San Juan de Alicante
Alicante SPAIN
Hotel
Avenida Alfonso X el Sabio, 11
03002 Alicante – SPAIN
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