European Society of
Minimally Invasive Neurological Therapy
The 3rd ESMINT Teaching Course of the European Society of Minimally Invasive Neurological Therapy took place in Barcelona, Spain in December 5-10, 2010.
EACCME accreditation granted EACCME-4565-G:
The ESMINT Teaching Course 2010 in Barcelona was granted
30 European CME credits (ECMEC) by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME).
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Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Center for Computational Imaging & Simulation Technologies in Biomedicine
Roc Boronat 138
E08018 Barcelona - Spain
http://www.upf.edu/campus/en/comunicacio/
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The 3rd ESMINT Teaching Course was supported by ev3, BALT, Bayer Schering, Boston Scientific, MicroVention, Micrus, Penumbra and Philips.
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Martin Brown, UK
Evolution and current results of acute stroke treatment
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Michael Forsting, Germany
Brain imaging versus vascular imaging in acute stroke
Andy Molyneux, United Kingdom
The treatment of unruptured cerebral aneurysms
Jacques Moret, France
Evolution of aneurysm treatment
Edouardo Boccardi, Italy
Practical aspects in aneurysm coiling
James Byrne, United Kingdom
Endovasular treatment of aneurysms at specific locations
René Chapot, Germany
Indications, non-indications, benefits and complications of stenting/FD in aneurysms
Christophe Cognard, France
Natural history and treatment of unruptured aneurysms
Afshin Gangi, France
Management of aggressive vertebral hemangiomas
Andreas Gruber, Austria
Vasospasm: what to do and when?
Emanuela Keller, Switzerland
Subarchnoid hemorrhage: management of complications
Michael Mull, Germany
Spinal vascular anatomy: clinical aspects and imaging
Daniel Rüfenacht, Switzerland
Diagnostic imaging and image guided minimally invasive treatment
Uli Sure, Germany
Spinal vascular lesions and current indications for surgery
Istvan Szikora, Hungary
Treatment of fusiform and very large aneurysms
Peter Vajkoczy, Germany
Extra-intracranial bypass surgery in the treatment of complex aneurysms
Ralf Baumgartner, Switzerland
Carotid stenosis and transient ischemic attack: assessment and treatment
Arnd Dörfler, Germany
Intracranial stenosis and chronic ischemia: assessment and treatment
Herbert Frank, Austria
The role of cardiac assessment in acute stroke
Peter U. Heuschmann, Germany
Stroke - epidemiology, pathophysiology and clinical course
Olav Jansen, Germany
Carotid stenosis: CAS versus CEA
Oliver Kastrup, Germany
Venous infarction and cerebral venous thrombosis/dural sinus thrombosis
Thomas Liebig, Germany
Technical aspects of mechanical recanalization in acute stroke: An overview
Francis Turjman, France
Dissection of supra aortic and intracranial vessels: diagnosis and therapeutic management