Interventional Neuroradiology Symposium

& 9th Annual Karel G. Terbrugge Lectureship & Neurovascular Anatomy Workshop

Co-Organized by Faculty of the Divisions of Neuroradiology, Neurosurgery and Neurology of the University of Toronto

Day 1 Thu Sept 26	Neurovascular Anatomy The Venous System	0900 – 1700
TIME	NAME OF TALK	Lecturer
0900 – 0930	Venous Anatomy: Supratentorial – Superficial and deep	Terbrugge
0930 – 1000	Venous Anatomy: The posterior fossa	Maekawa
1000 – 1030	Transmedullary Veins and Glymphatics	Klostranec
*1030 – 1100*	*COFFEE BREAK*
1100 – 1130	CASE DISCUSSIONS dAVF – transvenous Approaches: cavernous sinus	Krings
1130 – 1200	CASE DISCUSSIONS dAVF – transvenous Approaches: Cortical & Posterior fossa Veins	Maekawa
1200 – 1230	CASE DISCUSSIONS AVMs – transvenous Approaches	Pereira
*1230 – 1330*	*LUNCH BREAK*
1330 – 1400	Venous Anatomy – Approaches to the Spinal Epidural System	Brinjikji
1400 – 1430	Venous and venolymphatic Malformations	Agid
1430 – 1500	Developmental Venous Anomalies	Krings
*1500 – 1530*	*COFFEE BREAK*
1530 – 1600	CASE DISCUSSIONS transvenous Pediatric Vascular Malformations	Fifi
1600 – 1630	CASE DISCUSSION Venous Thrombosis	Fifi
1630 – 1700	CASE DISCUSSIONS CSF-Venous Fistulae	Orru

Day 2 – Fri Sept 27	INR Symposium	0800 – 1700
TIME	NAME OF TALK	Lecturer
0800 – 0820	Miniballoons for Brain AVMs – Transvenous and Transarterial Routes	Krings
0820 – 0840	Do we need Microcatheters for advancing Aspiration Catheters?	Settecase
0840 – 0900	Can we standardize Aspiration Techniques?	Volders
0900 – 0930	Single antiplatelet agent stent assisted coiling for ruptured aneurysms	Siddiqui
*0930 – 1000*	*COFFEE BREAK*
1000 – 1030	Fetal cerebrovascular anomalies	Chen
1030 – 1100	Vessel Exit Strategies	Holmin
1100 – 1130	Endovascular Neurooncology	Siddiqui
1130 – 1200	Liquid Biopsies	Radovanovic
*1200 – 1300*	*LUNCH BREAK*
1300 – 1330	Venous hypertensive Manifestations in dAVF	Agid
1330 – 1400	Direct CCFs	Hendriks
1400 – 1430	Bridging Vein dAVF	Kee
*1430 – 1500*	*COFFEE BREAK*	Kee
1500 – 1530	CASES: Aneurysms treated with WEB	Al-Tibi
1530 – 1600	CASES: Matricidal Aneurysms	Ahmed
1600 – 1630	CASES: Blister & Perforator Aneurysms	Roy
1630 – 1700	CASES: Unexpected findings during and after Aneurysm Treatment	Lindgren
1800 –	Conference Dinner – AGO

Day 3 – Sat Sept 28	INR Symposium	0800 – 1500
TIME	NAME OF TALK	Lecturer
0800 – 0830	Blood Pressure Management before, during and after EVT	Carpani
0830 – 0900	The non-stenotic vulnerable & symptomatic plaque: To treat or not to treat?	Guest
0900 – 0930	Carotid Web	Pandey
0930 – 1000	Medical Decision-making for Unruptured Intracranial Aneurysms	Schaafsma
*1000 – 1030*	*COFFEE BREAK*
1030 – 1050	Antiaggregation Management in Stroke – Tandem Lesions & ICAD	Poppe
1050 – 1110	Moya Moya Disease	Andrade
1110 – 1130	How to manage the calcific embolus	Dobrocky
1130 – 1150	Large Core Stroke; Distal Occlusions, Low NIHSS – what do current studies say?	Demchuk
1150 – 1200	Discussion
*1200 – 1300*	*LUNCH BREAK*
1300 – 1330	KTB LECTURESHIP – Women in Neurointervention – The Asian Perspective	Pongpech
1330 – 1350	Decision Making in Acute Stroke: Tough Cases from Halifax	Volders
1350 – 1410	Decision Making in Acute Stroke: Tough Cases from Montreal	Klostranec
1410 – 1430	Decision Making in Acute Stroke: Tough Cases from Saskatoon	Ahmed
1430 – 1500	Decision Making in Acute Stroke: Tough Cases from St. Mikes	Diestro (TBC)

For questions, please contact
Sasikhan Geibprasert (cnrcourse@gmail.com) or Dr. Timo Krings (timo.krings@uhn.ca)