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New England Neurosurgical SocietyAnnual MeetingOcean Edge ResortBrewster, MAJune 27-29, 2019
NENS OFFICERS 2019President: William Curry, MDSecretary: S. Scott Lollis, MDTreasurer: Andrew Wakefield, MDExecutive Committee: David Bauer, MD, Robert Whitmore, MD, Dennis Oh, MD, MichaelGroff, MD2019 Planning CommitteeCo-Chair:Co-Chair:David Bauer, MDRobert Whitmore, MDWilliam Curry, MDS. Scott Lollis, MDAndrew Wakefield, MDDennis Oh, MDMichael Groff, MD
ACCREDITATION STATEMENTThis activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditationrequirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education(ACCME) through the joint providership of the AANS and the New England NeurosurgicalSociety. The AANS is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education forphysicians.DESIGNATION STATEMENTThe AANS designates this live activity for a maximum of 7.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits .Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in theactivity.AANS DISCLAIMER STATEMENTThe material presented at the Annual NENS meeting has been made available by the NewEngland Neurosurgical Society and the AANS for educational purposes only. The material isnot intended to represent the only, nor necessarily the best, method or procedure appropriate forthe medical situations discussed, but rather it is intended to present an approach, view, statement,or opinion of the faculty, which may be helpful to others who face similar situations.Neither the content (whether written or oral) of any course, seminar or other presentation in theprogram, nor the use of a specific product in conjunction therewith, nor the exhibition of anymaterials by any parties coincident with the program, should be construed as indicatingendorsement or approval of the views presented, the products used, or the materials exhibited bythe New England Neurosurgical Society and jointly provided by the AANS, or its Committees,Commissions, or Affiliates.Neither the AANS nor the New England Neurosurgical Society makes any statements,representations or warranties (whether written or oral) regarding the Food and DrugAdministration (FDA) status of any product used or referred to in conjunction with any course,seminar or other presentation being made available as part of the Annual NENS meeting.Faculty members shall have sole responsibility to inform attendees of the FDA status of eachproduct that is used in conjunction with any course, seminar or presentation and whether suchuse of the product is in compliance with FDA regulations.HOW TO CLAIM YOUR CME CREDITTo claim CME credits you must go to this link:https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2019NENSEVAL to complete the 2019 Evaluation and CMEAttendance Verification Form. There will also be an informational email sent out after themeeting with this link.Once both these items are complete, your CME Certificate will be emailed to you within onemonth of the completion of the meeting.Please Note! In order to expedite your Certificate, please complete this information within 2weeks of the meeting (by July 12, 2019).
DISCLOSURESThe AANS and the New England Neurosurgical Society control the content and production ofthis CME activity and attempt to ensure the presentation of balanced, objective information. Inaccordance with the Standards for Commercial Support established by the Accreditation Councilfor Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), faculty, abstract reviewers, paperpresenters/authors, planning committee members, staff and any others involved in planning theeducational content and the significant others of those mentioned must disclose any relationshipthey or their co-authors have with commercial interests which may be related to their content.The ACCME defines "relevant financial relationships" as financial relationships in any amountoccurring within the past 12 months that create a conflict of interest.Those who have disclosed a relationship* with commercial interests are listed below:Alterman, RonConsultant Fee: MedtronicStock or Shareholder: Helius, InclHonorarium: ElektaCarter, BobSpeakers Bureau: NSEmployee: MGHOther Financial or Material Support: NIH GrantDanish, ShabbarIndustry Grant Support: MedtronicConsultant Fee: MedtronicGhogawala, ZoharStock or Shareholder: GN2.0-NidusFiduciary Position: Cervical Spine Research Society; NorthAmerican Spine Society; Chair, AANS-CNS Spine SectionGroff, MichaelConsultant Fee: Depuy Spine, Biomet Spine, Nuvasive, Spine ArtLu, YiUniversity Grants/Research Support: Stepping Strong FoundationConsultant Fee: Depuy/SynthesStock or Shareholder: AxioMedSpeaker’s Bureau: Paradigm SpineMaragkos, GeorgiosIndustry Grant: MedtronicRobertson, FaithUniversity Grants/Research Support: Harvard Medical SchoolScholars in Medicine Office – Research FundsWhitmore, RobertConsultant Fee: Intrinsic Therapeutics; Depuy Synthes Spine
Those who have reported they do not have any relationships with commercial interests:Ascanio, LuisBorden, JonathanCallahan, KatherineCurry, WilliamDowd, RichardGrannan, BenjaminHuang, KevinKoch, MatthewLai, Pu Man RosalindLimoges, NatalieMendoza-Elias, NaysaOh, DennisPikus, HaroldSadegh, CameronStoppa, BrittanyWakefield, AndrewBauer, DavidBrown, JustinCord, BrandenDay, EmilyElsamadicy, AladineHauser, BlakeKanter, JohnKoffie, RobertLak, AsadLollis, ScottMoses, ZievOyelese, AdetokunboRiordan, ColemanShaffrey, ChristopherTafel, IanWells, Michael
LEARNING OBJECTIVESUpon completion of this program, participants should be able to:Objective 1:Identify the approach and surgical technique for correction of adult spinal deformity.Objective 2:Identify the modern surgical options for treatment of cervical spondylotic myelopathy.Objective 3:Identify current advances in cranial and spine surgery.Objective 4:Analyze literature and presentations in order to determine best practices in neurosurgery.INTENDED AUDIENCEThe target audience includes Attending Neurosurgeons in Academic and private practice,Neurosurgical Residents, Interns, Medical Students, Neurosurgical Nurses, Nurse Practitioners,and Physician Assistants.METHOD OF INSTRUCTIONLive program with interactive discussion and question and answer period with participants usingPowerPoint and KeyNote presentations
Speakers/Moderators/FacultyRonald Alterman, MD – Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MALuis Ascanio, MD – Research Fellow at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MADavid Bauer, MD - Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NHJonathan Borden, BS – Medical Student at Robert Larner MD College of Medicine at the University ofVermont, Burlington, VTJustin Brown, MD – Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MABob Carter, MD – Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MAKatherine Callahan, BA – Medical Student at Robert Larner MD College of Medicine at the University ofVermont, Burlington, VTBranden Cord, MD – Resident at Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CTWilliam Curry, MD – Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MAShabbar Danish, MD – Rutgers Cancer Institute, Rutgers, NJEmily Day, BS – Boston Children’s Hospital, Boston, MARichard Dowd, MD – Resident at Tufts Medical Center, Boston, MAAladine Elsamadicy– Resident at Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CTZoher Ghogawala, MD – Lahey Clinic and Hospital, Burlington, MABenjamin Grannan, MD – Resident at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MAMichael Groff, MD – Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MABlake Hauser, BS – Medical Student at Harvard Medical School, Boston, MAKevin Huang, MD – Resident at Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MAAlexander Hulsbergen, BS – Research Intern at Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MAJohn Kanter – Resident at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NHMatthew Koch, MD – Resident at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MARobert Koffie, MD – Resident at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MAPu Man Rosalind Lai, MD – Resident at Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MAAsad Lak, MD – Research Fellow at Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MANatalie Limoges, MD – Resident at University of Vermont Medical Center, Burlington, VTS. Scott Lollis, MD – University of Vermont Medical Center, Burlington, VTYi Lu, MD, PhD – Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MAGeorgios Maragkos, MD – Post Doctoral Research Fellow at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center,Boston, MANasya Mendoza-Elias, MD – Resident at Lahey Hospital and Medical Center, Burlington, MAZiev Moses, MD – Resident at Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MADennis Oh, MD – Baystate Medical Center, Springfield, MAAdetokunbo Oyelese, MD – Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, RIHarold Pikus, MD – Upper Valley Neurology and Neurosurgery, Lebanon, NHColeman Riordan, BS - Medical Student at Harvard Medical School, Boston, MAFaith Robertson – Medical Student at Harvard Medical School, Boston, MACameron Sadegh, MD – Resident at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MAChristopher Shaffrey – Duke Spine Division, Durham, NCBrittany Stopa, MPH – Medical Student at Harvard Medical School, Boston, MAIan Tafel, MD – Resident at Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MAAndrew Wakefield, MD – Hartford Hospital, Hartford, CTMichael Wells, MD – Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MARobert Whitmore, MD – Lahey Hospital and Medical Center, Burlington, MA
MEMBERS PARTICIPATINGRonald Alterman – Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MAJoshua Aronson – Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NHDavid Bauer – Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NHWenya Linda Bi – Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MAEmanuela Binello – Boston Medical Center, Boston, MADaniel Cahill – Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MAJohn Chi – Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MAWilliam Curry – Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MASusan Durham – University of Vermont Medical Center, Burlington, VTKatie Fehnel – Boston Children’s Hospital, Boston, MAJared Fridley – Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, RIZiya Gokaslan – Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, RIPeter Grillo – New England Neurological Associates, Lawrence, MAMichael Groff – Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MAMurat Gunel – Yale University, New Haven, CTJennifer Moliterno Gunel – Yale University, New Haven, CTKristopher Kahle – Yale University, New Haven, CTJames Kryzanski – Tufts Medical Center, Boston, MAS. Scott Lollis – University of Vermont Medical Center, Burlington, VTYi Lu – Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MANatasha McKay – New England Neurosurgical Associates, Springfield, MAGerard Mohr – Jewish General Hospital, Montreal, Quebec, CanadaDennis Oh – Baystate Medical Center, Springfield, MAAdetokunbo Oyelese – Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, RINirav Patel – Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MAHarold Pikus – Upper Valley Neurology & Neurosurgery, Lebanon, NHMark Proctor – Boston Children’s Hospital, Boston, MAMelvin Prostkoff – Senior Member, Great Bay Neurosurgical, Dover, NHTimothy Ryken - Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NHStephen Saris – Neurosurgery Associates, Providence, RIR. Michael Scott – Senior Member, Boston Children’s Hospital, Boston, MAPerry Shear – Orthopaedic Specialty Group, Fairfield, CTJohn Shin – Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MABruce Tranmer – University of Vermont Medical Center, Burlington, VTAndrew Wakefield – CT Neurosurgery & Spine Associates, Windsor, CTRobert Whitmore – Lahey Clinic, Burlington, MA
EXHIBITORSWe appreciate the support of our 2019 Annual Meeting and encourage you to visit their websitesand meet with representatives who may be able to provide you with additional information to ourmeeting.AesculapBaxter BiosurgeryCerapedicsDePuy Synthes SpineGlobus MedicalIntegraMedtronicMicro Image TechnologiesNeuro Alert Monitoring ServicesNuvasiveOlympusPaciraPfizerRTI SurgicalSpine WaveStryker:CMF/Neuro/Instruments/SpineZimmer Biomet
New England Neurosurgical SocietyPAST 0-11W.B. ScovilleG.L. MaltbyHannibal HamlinJohn T.B. CarmodyWilliam H. SweetHenry HeylH. Thomas BallantineR.B. DonaghyBenjamin B. WhitcombFrancis H. O’BrienBertram SelverstoneRobert FisherJoseph DorseyAlbert CrawfordJames C. WalkerCharles A. FagerErnest Sachs, Jr.Rembrandt DunsmoreEdwin LangWalter C. CotterDavid M. BarryRonald BirkenfeldDavid CavickeHarold A. WilkinsonRichard M. SwengelStephen R. FreidbergPaul T. WelchDemosthenes D. DascoEdward TarlovMelvin RobertsWilliam ShucartJohn ShillitoEugene LeibowitzIsaac GoodrichRichard L. SaundersRobert HarbaughPeter DempseyChristopher OgilvyGary BloomgardenN. Ross JenkinsBruce TranmerCarl Heilman
PAST PRESIDENTS 72017-18Perry A. BallInam KureshiStephen JohnsonCarlos DavidMichael HorganMark R. ProctorJames KryzanskiNew England Neurosurgical SocietyLIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS2017 David W. Roberts2018 R. Michael Scott
FACULTY LISTChristopher Shaffrey, MD, FAANS – Duke Spine Division, Durham, NCDr. Shaffrey graduated magna cum laude from The Citadel in 1982 with B.S. degree in Biology.He played varsity basketball and was the co-captain his senior year. In 1986, Dr. Shaffreyreceived his medical degree from the University of Virginia. He completed his general surgicalinternship at Naval Hospital San Diego in 1987 where he was named the surgical intern of theyear. He completed both neurosurgical and orthopaedics residencies at the University ofVirginia. A spine fellowship in pediatric and adult reconstructive spine surgery was completed in1995.Following completion of his surgical training, he was appointed to the senior staff in theDepartments of Neurological Surgery and Orthopaedic Surgery at Henry Ford Hospital where hewas actively involved in treating members of Detroit’s college and professional athletic teams. In1999, Dr. Shaffrey was appointed Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery and AdjunctAssociate Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine at the University ofWashington in Seattle. In 2003, he returned to the University of Virginia as Professor ofNeurological Surgery and Director of the Neurosurgery Spine Division. In 2008, he was namedHarrison Distinguished Teaching Professor of Neurological and Orthopaedic Surgery. OnSeptember 1, 2018 Dr. Shaffrey became the Chief of Duke’s Spine Division. Dr. Shaffrey isboard certified in the fields of Neurological Surgery and Orthopaedic Surgery.Dr. Shaffrey has an active research interest in spinal surgery, particularly in numerousmulticenter outcome research studies of pediatric and adult scoliosis, spinal trauma and tumorsinvolving the spinal column. He has been a funded principal investigator in numerous grants andclinical trials. He serves on the Editorial Boards of Journal of Neurosurgery, Neurosurgery andJournal of Spinal Disorders. Dr. Shaffrey has greater than 100 publications, greater than 500national and international presentations and served as editor for several textbooks on spinalsurgery.During his career in medicine, Dr. Shaffrey has won numerous awards for clinical medicine. Hehas won the Counsel of State Neurosurgical Societies Young Neurosurgeons Award. He hasbeen named to Best Doctors and Top Doctors numerous times. He has an active role in organizedneurosurgery and spinal surgery. He has been the Chair for the AANS/CNS Joint Section onDisorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves. He has served as the Morbidity and MortalityCommittee Chair for the Scoliosis Research Society. He has been named to numerous honoraryacademic societies including the American Orthopaedic Association and the American Academyof Neurological Surgery.Shabbar Danish, MD – Rutgers Cancer Institute, Rutgers, NJSince coming to Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in 2008, Dr. Danish has beeninvolved in re-designing the care of patients with brain and spine tumors in this region. Hecompleted his undergraduate training at Rutgers University, and his medical degree at UMDNJRobert Wood Johnson Medical School. He obtained his neurosurgical training at the Universityof Pennsylvania, along with fellowship training in Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery aswell as GammaKnife Radiosurgery.
Dr. Danish has a strong interest in minimally and noninvasive solutions to treat brain and spinecancer. He has research interests and publications in both fields.Dr. Danish developed the Laser Ablation Program at Rutgers. Much of what has been learnedand developed has been accomplished at this institution. He is also the director for the RWJGammaKnife Center.He has authored dozens of peer-reviewed articles and several book chapters as well winning thefollowing awards:Innovator of the Year Award, NJ Biz, 2012: Development of the Center for Brain Tumor LaserAblationInnovator of the year Award, NJ Biz, 2011: Development of a Multidisciplinary Center for thetreatment of Parkinson’s diseaseAANS Gildenburg Research Award in Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery, 2008Zoher Ghogawala, MD, FAANS – Lahey Clinic & Hospital, Burlington, MADr. Ghogawala serves as the Charles A. Fager Chair of Neurosurgery at Lahey Hospital andMedical Center and is Associate Professor of Neurosurgery at Tufts University School ofMedicine. His clinical specialty is the surgical treatment of patients with spine disorders, carotiddisease, and pituitary brain tumors.As Co-Director of the Comparative Effectiveness Research Institute, he is a thought-leader andresearcher in the areas of comparative and cost-effectiveness, and neurosurgical outcomes,exploring the value, benefits and sometimes harmful results of different treatment options. Hewas the principal investigator of the national SLIP study—a randomized clinical trial thatcompared fusion versus no fusion following spinal decompression.Dr. Ghogawala has recently received NIH and PCORI funding support to conduct a multi-centerprospective randomized control trial that aims to compare ventral versus dorsal surgery optionsfor cervical spondylotic myelopathy.Dr. Ghogawala recently edited and published a textbook entitled, The Evidence for Neurosurgeryand he has co-authored the newly updated Lumbar Fusion Guidelines. He has served as the VicePresident of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons and is active on the executive committee forAANS/CNS Joint Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves. He served as theScientific Program Chair for the 2015 Cervical Spine Research Society Meeting and was also theAnnual Program Chair for the 2016 Spine Section Meeting. He is also on the Board of Directorsof the North American Spine Society (NASS) and the Cervical Spine Research Society.Dr. Ghogawala completed his undergraduate degree at Harvard University, and graduated fromHarvard Medical School in 1991. He completed his residency training in neurological surgery atthe Massachusetts General Hospital.
MEETING AGENDAThursday, June 27, 201912:00-1:30 pm: NENS Executive Board MeetingLocation: Captain Cook Conference Room2:00-5:00 pm Case Review ConferenceLocation: Ballroom C&DFriday, June 28, ental Breakfast for meeting participants with Exhibitors in Ballroom A&BRegistration in Ballroom AtriumWelcome, Will Curry, MDPresident, NENSScientific Session 1: Oral AbstractsModerator: S. Scott Lollis, MDInvited Lecturer: Dr. Zoher Ghogawala“Making Sense of Data and Finding the Truth in Neurosurgery”Coffee Break with ExhibitorsScientific Session 2: Oral AbstractsModerator: Andrew Wakefield, MDInvited Lecture: Dr. Chris Shaffrey“How Deformity Concepts Impact the Management of Most SpinalConditions”ADJOURNSaturday, June 29, 45-10:0510:05-10:3010:30-11:4011:40-12:1012:10 pmContinental Breakfast for meeting participants with Exhibitors in Ballroom A&BRegistration in Ballroom AtriumWelcome, Will Curry, MDPresident, NENSScientific Session 3: Oral AbstractsModerator: David Bauer, MDANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING – MEMBERS ONLYCoffee Break with ExhibitorsScientific Session 4: Oral AbstractsModerator: Rob Whitmore, MDInvited Lecture: Shabbar Danish, MD“MRI guided Laser Interstitial Thermal Therapy: Where are we now?”ADJOURN
Social ActivitiesThursday, June 27, 20195:00 – 9:00 pmOpening Reception with Poster PresentationsCocktails & Hors d’oeuvresLocation: Ballroom TerraceFriday, June 28, 20191:00 – 5:00 pmFree TimeOther Available Activities:6:30 – 7:30 pm7:30 – 10:00 pmGolfTennisCocktail HourAnnual Clambake & Beach BonfireFamilies InvitedLocation: Cocktails on the Ballroom TerraceClambake at the Bay Pines Pavilion
Case Review ConferenceThursday, June 27, 20192:00-2:15Welcome and first case, Will Curry, MD2:15:2:30Scott Lollis, MD2:30-2:45Andrew Wakefield, MD2:45-3:00David Bauer, MD3:00-3:15Robert Whitmore, MD3:15-3:30Dennis Oh, MD3:30-3:45Michael Groff, MD3:45-4:00James Kryzanski, MD4:00-4:15Ziya Gokaslan, MD4:15Adjourn
Poster PresentationsThursday, June 27, 2019The following posters will be presented at the Ballroom Terrace during the Opening Receptionbeginning at 5:00 pmThirty- and 90-Day Readmissions after Decompression and Stabilization Surgery for SpineMetastases: A National Trend AnalysisA. Elsamadicy, A. Koo, M. Lee, A. Kundishora, J. Camara-Quintana, T. Quershi, L. Kolb, M.Laurans, K. AbbedSingle-cellular Representations of Semantic Meaning during Natural Language PerceptionB. Grannan, M. Jamali, E. Fedorenko, Z. WilliamsSingle-level Lumbar Transformational Lumbar Interbody Fusion: A Cohort Study ComparingPercutaneous and Minimally-invasive ApproachesK. Huang, A. Scruton, C. Muggler, A. Hong, J. Driver, M. Abd-El-Barr, J. ChiTranslational Studies of “Defective” MYODURAL BRIDGES – Neurosurgical ImplicationsP. Klinge, M. Beland, A. McElroy, J. Manfredi, D. Sledge, E. Stopa, A. RashmirPedicled Omental Flaps for Complex Wound Reconstruction for Chordoma of the Mobile Spineand SacrumR. Koffie, L. Van Beaver, M. Hadzipasic, J. Wain, J. Mullen, F. Hornicek, J. Schwab, J. ShinMechanical Thrombectomy Prediction Score: A Simple Scoring Method that Predicts Outcomesafter Endovascular Thrombectomy for Anterior Circulation Large Vessel OcclusionsP. Lai, D. Large, H. Ziayee, R. Du, S. Feske, M. Aziz-Sultan, N. PatelVirtual Reality Uncovers Functional Hetergeneity of Single Unit Dopamine Neuron Activity inthe Midbrain Ventral Tegmental AreaA. Malik, H. Kim, N. UchidaFactors Affecting the Diagnostic Yield of Frame-Based Stereotactic Intracranial BiopsyG. Maragkos, A. Penumaka, J. Ahrendsen, E. Nelton, M. Salem, A. Filippidis, R. AltermanMonotherapy Aspirin Use in Traumatic Brain Injury Does Not Worsen OutcomeN. Mendoza-Elias, S. Mackey, L. Jasak, S. Maggee, M. Rosenblatt, R. Whitmore, Z. GhogawalaResults of Twenty-year or Greater Follow-up in Pediatric Patients with Moyamoya DiseaseUndergoing Pial SynangiosisC. Riordan, E. Smith, M. Scott
Presentations and AbstractsFriday, June 28, 20198:00-8:05Welcome, Will Curry, MD8:05-8:15Opiod Use Associated with Worse Post-Operative Lumbar Fusion Outcome at 1yearN. Mendoza-Elias, M. Dunbar, R. Heller, Z. Ghogawala, R. Whitmore8:15-8:25Management of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury in the Emergency Room Using aPre-specified Protocol is Safe and EffectiveJ. Kanter, B. Root, D. Calnan, M. Reyes, H. Gill, P. Lanter8:25-8:35Choice of Treatment Intervention Does Not Predict 30- or 90-day UnplannedReadmissions after Treatment of Unruptured Aneurysms: A Study of theNationwide Readmission DatabaseA. Koo, A. Elsamadicy, B. Cord, N. Sujijantarat, S. Sommaruga, C. Santarosa,S. Brown, R. Hebert, F. Bahrassa, A. Malhotra, K. Sheth, G. Falcone, C.Matouk8:35-8:45Direct vs. Indirect Revascularization in a North American Cohort of MoyamoyaDiseaseP. Lai, R. Du8:45-8:55Novel Technique for Atlantoaxial Interlaminar Arthrodesis Utilizing a ModifiedSonntag Loop-suture Graft with Posterior C1-2 FixationR. Koffie, A. Larsen, B. Grannon, M. Hadzipasic, V. Yanamadala, G. Shankar, L.Van Beaver, J. Shin8:55-9:05Predictors of Elbow Flexion Outcomes Following Reconstructive Nerve Transfersfor Brachial Plexus Injury: An Analysis of 651 PatientsM. Attiah, A. Phatia, J. Brown9:05-9:15Medical Student Perceptions of a Neurosurgical Career and Factors InfluencingCareer ChoiceJ. Borden, K. Callahan, S. Durham, R. Jewell9:15-9:45Invited Lecture: Dr. Zoher Ghogawala“Making Sense of Data and Finding the Truth in Neurosurgery”9:45-10:15COFFEE BREAK
Friday, June 28, 2019 – continued10:15-10:25Large Single Institution Series of Endoscopically Treated Infants withCraniosynostosisC. Riordan, D. Zurakowski, P. Meier, G. Alexopoulos, J. Meara, S. Goobie, M.Proctor10:25-10:35Endoscopic-assisted Mini-craniotomy versus Craniotomy for Management ofSubacute Subdural Hematoma: Case-control Study and Technical ReportB. Grannan, M. Zachariah, S. Bick, G. Friedman, P. Codd, P. Agarwalla, J.Coumans10:35-10:45A Computer Vision Approach to Identifying the Manufacturer and Model ofAnterior Cervical Spinal HardwareK. Huang, M. Silva, A. See, K. Wu, T. Gallerani, H. Zaidi, Y. Lu, J. Chi, M.Groff, O. Arnaout10:45-10:55Burden of Illness of Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage across MultipleHealthcare Utilization Settings in the United StatesG. Maragkos, L. Macdonald, J. Zamirowski, J. Moore, C. Ogilvy, A. Thomas10:55-11:05Cerebrospinal Fluid Leaks After Skull Base Fracture: A 30-Year Two-InstitutionExperienceB. Stopa, O. Leyval, K. Truman, C. Harper, T. Smith, W. Gormley11:05-11:15MRI-guided Cryoablation for Metastatic Spine Disease: Intermediate-termClinical Outcomes in 14 Consecutive PatientsZ. Moses, K. Huang, T. Lee, J. Guenette, J. Chi11:15-11:25Arterial Redundancy: Implications for Susceptibility to DissectionH. Pikus11:25-11:35Bridging Nerve Gaps with Multichannel Nerve Guidance Scaffolds with TargetedStructures and Mass-Produced QuantitiesD. Shahriari, Z. Loke, I. Tafel, S. Park, P. Chiang, Y. Fink, P. Anikeeva11:35-11:45Invited Lecture: Dr. Christopher Shaffrey“How Deformity Concepts Impact the Management of Most SpinalConditions”11:45ADJOURN
Saturday, June 29, 20198:00-8:05Welcome, Will Curry, MD8:05-8:15Intraventricular Hemorrhage Induces Rapid Calcium Signaling in Rodent ChoroidPlexus Epithelial CellsC. Sadegh, N. Dani, F. Shipley, M. Lehtinen8:15-8:25Improved Functional Outcomes with Percutaneous Trans-carotid MechanicalThrombectomy Following Failed Trans-femoral RevascularizationB. Cord, S. Strander, K. Sreeja, A. Wang, A. Kundishora, R. Hebert, P. Niles, C.Matouk8:25-8:35Gender Differences in Medical Student Perceptions of a Career in NeurosurgeryK. Callahan, J. Borden, R. Jewell, S. Durham8:35-8:45Development of 5-ALA Guided Flourescent Exosomes as a Novel Strategy forGlioblastoma Liquid BiopsyP. Jones, A. Yekula, J. Small, L. Balaj, B. Carter8:45-8:55MIS vs Open Surgery for Intermediate to High-Grade Spondylolisthesis: A 10Year Retrospective, Multicenter ExperienceA. Lak, A. Abunimer, A. Rahimi, I. Tafel, H. Zaidi8:55-9:05Effect of Lower Blood Pressure During the Acute Period of AneurysmalSubarachnoid Hemorrhage in Functional OutcomesL. Ascanio, A. Enriquez-Marulanda, G. Maragkos, M. Salem,J. Moore, A.Alturki, K. Ravindran, C. Ogilvy, A. Thomas9:05-9:15Open Label Surgical Trials: Have We Learned from our Mistakes?R. Alterman, G. Maragkos9:15-9:25Intraoperative CT Navigation-Assisted Single-Position Lateral Mini-OpenThoracolumbar Corpectomy with Simultaneous Percutaneous Posterior PedicleScrew FixationJ. Yu, J. Fridley, A. Telfeian, Z. Gokaslan, S. Konakondla, S. Barber, J. Nakhala,A. Oyelese9:25-9:35Large Single Institution Series of Simple Tethered Cord Release ProceduresE. Day, C. Riordan, R.M. Scott, M. Proctor9:35-9:45The Ruptured AVM Grading Scale (RAGS): An Extension of the Hunt & HessScale to Predict Clinical Outcome for Patients with Ruptured Brain ArteriovenousMalformationsM. Silva, P. Lai, R. Du, M. Aziz-Sultan, N. Patel
Saturday, June 29, 2019 – continued9:45-10:05NENS BUSINESS MEETING – MEMBERS ONLY10:05-10:30COFFEE BREAK10:30-10:40Treatment of Ommaya Reservoir Associated Infections with an AggressiveAntibiotic Regimen may Avoid the Need for Surgical RemovalR. Dowd, D. Black, B. Zachariah, M. Glantz10:40-10:50Adult Sport-Related Traumatic Spinal Injuries: Do Different Activities Predisposeto Certain Injuries?S. Gupta, B. Hauser, D. Cote, M. Zaki, A. Khawaja, T. Smith, H. Zaidi10:50-11:00Decreased Wall Shear Stress at High-Pressure Areas Predicts the Rupture Point inRuptured Intracranial AneurysmsT. Suzuki, C. Stapleton, M. Koch, K. Tanaka, S. Fujimura, T. Suzuki, T.Yanagisawa, M. Yamamoto, Y. Fujii, Y. Murayama, A. Patel11:00-11:10Multimodel Analgesia in Lumbar Fusion Surgery: Impact Amidst the OpioidEpidemicE. Bertoncini, Y. Lu11:10-11:20Task-Shifting and Task-Sharing in Neurosurgery: An International Survey ofCurrent Practices in Low- and Middle-Income Countries and Global PerspectivesF. Robertson, I. Esene, A. Kolias, G. Fiegghan, J. Rosenfeld, N. Balak, A. Amar,M. Tisel, M. Haglund, T. Smith, I. Mendez, J. Brennum, S. Honeybul, A.Matsumara, S. Muneza, A. Rubiano, G. Rosseau, T. Khan, B. Misra, G. Bolles, D.Adelson, R. Dempsey, P. Hutchinson, W. Gormley, K. Park, M. Broekman11:20-11:30A Machine Learning Algorithm for Mortality Prediction in Chronic SubduralHematoma Patients: A NSQIP-based AnalysisM. Wells, A. Boaro, A. Hulsbergen11:30-11:40Neurosurgery Interviews: The Impact of Inappropriate and DiscriminatoryQuestionsN. Limoges, S. Zuckerman, J. Borden, L. Chambless, D. Benzil, S. Durham11:40-12:10Invited Lecturer: Dr. Shabbar Danish“MRI guided Laser Interstitial Thermal Therapy: Where are we now?”12:10 pmADJOURN
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seminar or other presentation being made available as part of the Annual NENS meeting. Faculty members shall have sole responsibility to inform attendees of the FDA status of each product that is used in conjunction with any course, seminar or presentation and whether such use of the product is in compliance with FDA regulations.
