New Generation Neuroendoscopy Clinical Observer Course

New Generation Neuroendoscopy Clinical Observer Course is organized by Endomin College and will be held during Oct 04 – 05, 2018 at Practice for brain skull base and spine surgery – Klinik Hirslanden, Zurich, Switzerland. The target audience for this medical event is Neurologists, Neurosurgeon.

The clinical observer course in Zurich is designed for neurosurgeons with considerable experience in endoscopic and minimal invasive Neurosurgery. You will observe various complex endoscopic and minimally invasive surgeries within the operating theatre, seeing every little detail of setting up and performing such surgeries and handling unforeseen situations. This will certainly shorten your personal learning curve and help you to avoid unnecessary complications.

Course Highlights :

• didactic experience with more than 500 international trainees
• small group (max. 8 neurosurgeons) guaranteeing intensive education
• extensive discussion of complex cases
• possibility to discuss your own cases with us
• close-up observation of various complex live-surgeries

Today: New Generation Neuroendoscopy Clinical Observer Course

New Generation Neuroendoscopy Clinical Observer Course

December 8 — December 9

Zurich, Switzerland
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The two course directors, Professor Nikolai Hopf and Professor Robert Reisch have been pupils of Professor Axel Perneczky, pioneer of endoscopic and minimal invasive neurosurgery, and have been using endoscopic techniques since their very beginning of neurosurgical training. They have conducted 29 international courses only within the last seven years, teaching more than 500 international participants. They understand very well that integration of minimally invasive concepts into the daily surgical routine is not simple and requires a strong and stable strategy.
Therefore, in this course you will:
hear conceptual lectures on modern endoscopic & minimally invasive neurosurgery
learn practical hints to set up and perform complex procedures
see how to avoid and handle complications
experience extensive case discussions
enjoy complex endoscopic procedures in the OR
discuss every operating step with the surgeon on-site
HIGHLIGHTS
didactic experience with more than 500 international trainees
small group (max. 8 neurosurgeons) guaranteeing intensive education
extensive discussion of complex cases
possibility to discuss your own cases with us
close-up observation of various complex live-surgeries


The curriculum consists of dissection courses in Berlin/Germany, advanced dissection courses in Budapest/Hungary, clinical observer (master) courses in Zurich/Switzerland and an international fellowship up to six months.
NEW GENERATION means the new generation of trainees, having the opportunity to grow up with these techniques, as well as the new education concept, providing a stepwise, comprehensive and practically oriented training in cranial Neurosurgery. All events are approved by the Neuroendoscopy Committee of the World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies (WFNS).
The clinical observer course in Zurich is designed for neurosurgeons with considerable experience in endoscopic and minimal invasive Neurosurgery. You will observe various complex endoscopic and minimal invasive surgeries within the operating theatre, seeing every little detail of setting up and performing such surgeries and handling unforeseen situations. This will certainly shorten your personal learning curve and help you to avoid unnecessary complications.
As an interesting option, you can book a one-day visit of Karl Storz Endoscopy in Tuttlingen/Germany, around 1h apart from the course venue, looking behind the scenes of the head quarter and the factory.

New Generation Neuroendoscopy Clinical Observer Course

Date: 07/07/2016 – 08/07/2016
Venue: Zurich

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A maximum of 8 participants will be accepted on a first come, first served basis. You will receive a registration confirmation after completion of this form. Final confirmation of acceptance will be sent only after full payment of the course fee.

WHY THIS COURSE?
The two course directors, Professor Nikolai Hopf and Professor Robert Reisch have been pupils of Professor Axel Perneczky, pioneer of endoscopic and minimal invasive neurosurgery, and have been using endoscopic techniques since their very beginning of neurosurgical training. They have conducted 29 international courses only within the last seven years, teaching more than 500 international participants. They understand very well that integration of minimally invasive concepts into the daily surgical routine is not simple and requires a strong and stable strategy. Therefore, in this course you will:

  • hear conceptual lectures on modern endoscopic & minimally invasive neurosurgery
  • learn practical hints to set up and perform complex procedures
  • see how to avoid and handle complications
  • experience extensive case discussions
  • enjoy complex endoscopic procedures in the OR
  • discuss every operating step with the surgeon on-site

HIGHLIGHTS

  • didactic experience with more than 500 international trainees
  • small group (max. 8 neurosurgeons) guaranteeing intensive education
  • extensive discussion of complex cases
  • possibility to discuss your own cases with us
  • close-up observation of various complex live-surgeries

Today: New Generation Neuroendoscopy Clinical Observer Course

New Generation Neuroendoscopy Clinical Observer Course

February 10, 2016 — February 11, 2016

Zurich, Switzerland
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The Karl Storz ENDOMIN Fellowship is directed to enthusiastic trainees in their last year of or shortly after residency who want to acquire sustained knowledge and skills in endoscopic and minimal invasive Neurosurgery.
The fellowship is designed for a period of 6 to 12 months, dependent of the skills of the fellow, and is located in part at the ENDOMIN Center in Stuttgart (Prof. Dr. med. Nikolai Hopf) as well as in Zurich (Prof. Dr. med. Robert Reisch). An additional rotation through the neuroanatomical laboratory at the Semmelweis University in Budapest/Hungary for a scientific project can be offered.
The fellow will be involved in the work up, operations and follow-up of all cases in the particular center, requiring profound clinical experience. Extraordinary knowledge or skills in endoscopic and minimal invasive Neurosurgery or profound knowledge of the German language are not required. However, if the applicant is not able to speak German, exposure to patients will be limited.
The Karl Storz ENDOMIN Fellowship provides 2.500,- € per months for the fellow including housing and food.
If you are interested in applying for a position in the Karl Storz ENDOMIN Fellowship , please send us an email including the following materials:
– A detailed CV
– A letter of motivation
– A letter of recommendation
– The time period you would like to apply for

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ENDOMIN College

is a private and independent Company. It was founded with the  goal to provide a structured and practical education for physicians on endoscopic & minimal invasive Neurosurgery worldwide.

Today:New Generation Neuroendoscopy Clinical Observer Course

October 5 — October 6

Zurich, Switzerland
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