Programme

8.30-9.00 Training in small Nordic centers
Prof. Juhana Frösen, Tampere University

9.00-9.30 Training in a high volume US center
Assoc. Prof. George Zenonos, UPMCs, USA

9.30-9.45 Discussion
Impact of volume on neurosurgical training

10.15-10.45 Benefits of neurosurgical hybrid training
Prof. Michihiro Tanaka, Kameda Medical Center, Japan

10.45-11.00 Discussion
Neurosurgical hybrid training in Europe and the Nordics

12.00-12.30 Prof. Sebastien Froelich, Hopital Lariboisiere, Paris, France

12.30-13.00 Prof. René Chapot, Alfried Krupp Krankenhaus, Germany

1) Vascular

2) Neuronursing

3) Functional

4) Neuroanesthesia

Prof. Michael Lawton, Barrow Neurological Institute, USA

Prof. René Chapot, Alfried Krupp Krankenhaus, Germany

Prof. Ivan Radovanovic, University of Toronto, Canada

Prof. Constantin Tuleasca, University of Lausanne, Switzerland

8.30-9.00 Building a neurosurgical practice in a low income country – a case example from Africa
To be confirmed

9.00-9.30 How to efficiently distribute resources in Nordic welfare states
Prof. Leena Forma, Tampere University

9.30-9.45 Discussion
How and where to focus resources in neurosurgical practice?

10.15-10.45 The aging population
Prof. Jaakko Kaprio, University of Helsinki

10.45-11.00 Discussion
How and where to focus resources – upper age limit for treatment?

12.00-12.30 To be confirmed
12.30-13.00 To be confirmed

5) Brain tumors

6) Neuronursing

7) Neurointensive care

8) Neuronursing

Prof. Arja Halkoaho, Tampere University of Applied Science

To be confirmed

8.30-9.00 To be confirmed

9.00-9.30 To be confirmed

9.30-9.45 Discussion
From image-guided surgery to robot performed surgery

10.15-10.45 From decision support tools to digital twins
Prof. Mark van Gils, Tampere University

10.45-11.00 Discussion
Impact of AI: Changing the definition of expertise

Prof. Ajay Wakhloo, Tufts School of Medicine, Boston, USA

Prof. Carsten Bjarkham, Aalborg University Hospital, Denmark

9) Pediatric NS

10) Neuronursing

11) Spine NS

12) Neuronursing

To be confirmed