Doctors of the Federal Neurosurgical Center took part in the 4th Japan Russia Neurosurgical Symposium, October 2014.
Efficient operation of any medical institution is impossible without professional doctors. Medicine is developing quite rapidly, more and more new methods and technologies for the treatment of certain diseases appear every year, so that doctors should keep his eye on the ball and be aware of current events in the world of medicine.
There is no doubt that constant self-training plays an important role in this process, but do not underestimate the social events - various conventions, conferences, exhibitions and other events organized to gather together experts of a particular field of medicine to discuss topical issues and problems.
Such events give doctors a chance to share experiences with colleagues from different medical institutions not only from our country but also from all around the world. Doctors also can make useful contacts, which further lead to a long and fruitful collaboration.
In this section, we will cover upcoming and past events, the organizers or the participants of which are doctors of our Center. And reviews about participation in various activities will be available to read.
We hope that this information will be interesting for our colleagues and will be useful in their future work. We will be glad to see you, colleagues, on medical events!
On October 12-14, 2014 the doctors of the Center visited the 4th Japan Russia Neurosurgical Symposium being held in Hiroshima (Japan). Traditionally the symposium brings together representatives of many cities of Russia and Japan to discuss current goals and strategic demands, to share their experience in up-to-date diagnostics and the latest tendencies in treatment of neurosurgical diseases with each other.
The Program of Symposium was dedicated to the review of current neurosurgical issues regarding clinical practice and scientific activities.
Symposium consisted of 2 parts.
The 1st day was dedicated to posters and E-poster reports (25 reports were presented that day).
The 2nd day there were 20 reports addressing the issues of brain tumors treatment, brain vascular diseases, basal tumors surgery, functional neurosurgery, epilepsy surgery, surgery of spinal diseases, radiotherapy, radiosurgery and also the history of neurosurgery in Russia and Japan. Particular attention was paid to modern methods of neurosurgical diseases treatment.
The doctors of our center participated in both parts of symposium – in poster sessions and with report.
Jamil Rzaev presented the report on “Algorithmic Approach to the Surgical Treatment of Drug-resistant Facial Pain: the Siberian Experience”.
E-poster of Nina V.Chischina was dedicated to “Perspective of Intraoperative CCEP Recordings in Neurosurgical Practice: Review of Published Data”.
Galina Moysak participated in E-poster session on “Proton MRS Study of the Metabolic Alterations in the Brain Stem Caused by its Compression by Adjacent Extracerebral Tumor”. She also presented her poster on “Impact of the Extent of Surgery on PFS and OS in Patients with Insular Anaplstic (WHO Grade III) Gliomas: Analysis based on Tumor Volumetry”.
