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Aug. 20 (Sun) WORLD FEDERATION OF NEUROSURGICAL SOCIETIES XVI. World Congress of Neurosurgery August 20-25, 2017 Istanbul Congress Center, Turkey PROGRAM BOOK 1 EACCME European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education XVI. WFNS World Congress of Neurosurgery to be held on August 20-25, 2017 in Istanbul, Turkey, has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®) for a maximum of 40 European CME credits (ECMEC®s). Each medical specialist should claim only those credits that he/she actually spent in the educational activity. The EACCME® is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), www.uems.net. Through an agreement between the European Union of Medical Specialists and the American Medical Association, physicians may convert EACCME® credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Information on the process to convert EACCME® credits to AMA credits can be found at www.ama-assn.org/go/internationalcme. Live educational activities occurring outside of Canada, recognised by the UEMS- EACCME® for ECMEC® credits are deemed to be Accredited Group Learning Activities (Section 1) as defi ned by the Maintenance of Certifi cation Program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. Table of Contents August 20-25, 2017 -Istanbul Congress Center 02 Welcome Messages 54 Award Winners 02 • Welcome from the Congress President 54 • The Scoville Award 03 • Welcome from the WFNS President 55 • The Medal of Honor 04 • Welcome from the TNS President 58 • The Young Neurosurgeons Award 05 World Federation of Neurosurgical Socities 60 Useful Information about Istanbul, Turkey 06 Officers and Committees 62 General Information 63 • How to Get to Istanbul Congress Center by Transportation • 08 WFNS Committee Meetings Schedule 64 Official Hotels 66 • Tour Programs 10 Organization 70 Sponsors & Exhibitors 10 • Turkish Neurosurgical Society 70 • List of Sponsors 71 • Exhibition Floor Plan with List of Exhibitors • 12 Congress Information 72 Sponsor & Exhibitor’s Directory 12 • Congress Overview 12 • Registration 84 Daily Program 13 • Preview Room 86 • Sunday, August 20 13 • E-Poster Area 101 • Monday, August 21 13 • Office Hours 141 • Tuesday, August 22 14 • Floor Plan 185 • Wednesday, August 23 225 • Thursday, August 24 • 22 Program At-A-Glance 265 Friday, August 25 276 E-Poster 23 Guidelines 23 • Guidelines for Scientific Sessions 24 • List of Invited Faculty 318 Author List 28 • Plenary Speakers 51 List of Scholarship Recipients Program book has been published as of August 08, 2017 1 Welcome Messages WORLD FEDERATION OF NEUROSURGICAL SOCIETIES WORLD FEDERATION Welcome from the Congress President Dear Colleagues, dear Friends, I would like to welcome you to the XVI. WFNS World Congress of Neurosurgery in Istanbul, Turkey. It is a great honor to host the most in uential gathering of neurosurgeons and neuroscientists in this historic capital. With its bene cial location, connecting Europe and Asia, facilitating traveling to the “Olympics of Neurosurgery” and its welcoming atmosphere, Istanbul bridges the Orient and the Occident in the most natural manner, creating the perfect environment for the exchange of scienti c knowledge and friendship. Just as Istanbul unites in uences of its remarkable history with the young and modern vibe of a futuristic metropolis, the art of neurological surgery fuses established techniques with modern technology. The historical sites, ancient ruins of the Byzantine Empire, the traditional bazaars and the marvelous religious edi ces o er a one of a kind atmosphere, encapsulating the city and taking you on a unique journey through our history and culture. The breathtaking beauty of the turquoise sea of diamonds, the Bosporus, divides Asia and Europe, just to be joining the two beautiful shores in Istanbul. With great respect to our remarkable past, the city presents a modernized surrounding with its countless educational institutions, its developing infrastructure, and national and international shopping possibilities. We want to introduce you to the spark of the city and take you on an adventure you will always remember. Our mesmerizing social activities and surprises await you! Istanbul has always been the melting point of di erent cultural, religious, and political backgrounds and will now o er the stage for international neurosurgeons to get together in the name of science in de ance of political disputes around the world. It is in our power to pass our scienti c memento the next generation to let the spirit of neurosurgery evolve. Countless surgeons and scientists have honored this outstanding operation style and its sensitive approach. The earliest manifestation of interventions done to the skull were discovered when ancient skulls with arti cial holes were found. The establishment of the modern understanding of neurosurgery in the early 20th century evened out the scienti c journey for surgeons, who then operated in theaters and were respected for their craft. More and more young doctors were intrigued by the mysteries the brain was hiding. When nally, in 1955, a meeting of senior European neurosurgeons and representatives of 17 national neurosurgical societies took place in Brussels, with which the WFNS laid its rst milestone. The hard work of our teachers and their teachers is the reason we devote ourselves to go beyond limits and make the impossible possible. With great respect to the history of our profession, it is our duty to continue our mission and keep the Olympic re of Neurosurgery alive. Our union on behalf of neurosurgery clears the way for innovation in our eld. To aid this progression, we have to join forces, build up on previous knowledge and add new ideas, techniques and information to lead our minds to grow. The scienti c program of the World Congress 2017 o ers distinguished pre-congress courses, highly educational and fascinating presentations. I strongly believe these sessions, symposia and presentations will guide our young neurosurgeons, expanding their intellects and introducing them to paths for a brighter future. I am digni ed that in the face of current political disturbances and the internationally threatening terror, we have organized a state of the art congress, aiming to satisfy our highly-respected colleagues and dear friends. This is proof that science will always conquer fear and that we will always unite to carry out our profession with dignity and honor, regardless of boundaries we face. The amazing echo and positive response to our Congress with its 648 speakers from 90 countries despite the politically tumultuous times around the world, lls me with pride and shows that science will always nd its way. I owe gratitude to all my dear colleagues, who contributed immensely to the accomplishment of our congress. They worked sel essly for the success of the WFNS, and for that I am very grateful. On behalf of the Organising Committee, I wish you all an unforgettable time in Istanbul. May this congress lead to stronger friendships, inspirations and new international connections in the mission of our neurosurgical calling. Uğur Türe President, WFNS XVI. World Congress of Neurosurgery 2 Welcome Messages Welcome from the WFNS President Congress of Neurosurgery World XVI. Dear Colleagues, It is a great pleasure to welcome you to this 16th Congress of the World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies. The WFNS World Congress is the most signi cant event in the WFNS Calendar, a time when our organization can discuss and review what has been achieved over the past four years, and a time to make key decisions about how we should proceed in the future. The WFNS World Congress is also an occasion where participants can engage with the latest developments in neurosurgical practice, and have an opportunity to listen to renowned researchers and practitioners from all around the world. Our world is changing very rapidly, especially in the realm of technology. The scienti c program which has been organized for this World Congress includes seminars which address the most advanced developments in our eld. This is a challenging, stimulating and exciting time, and I know that you will nd these qualities re ected in the presentations which have been selected by the Scienti c Committee of the WFNS World Congress. Creating a World Congress like this takes an enormous amount of dedication, and time and e ort. I would like to thank Professor Ture, President of the World Congress, and his Organizing Committee and Professor Kiris, past President of the Turkish Neurosurgical Society, and Professor Caglar, current President of the Turkish Neurosurgical Society, for all that they have done to make this World Congress a success. I would also like to give a special thanks to Professor Solaroglu and his scienti c committee, who have organized the outstanding scienti c program which has been made available to participants at this WFNS World Congress. We are truly fortunate to be able to meet together in this wonderful city of Istanbul. I know that you will enjoy seeing old acquaintances and meeting new friends, and that the information which you learn here will be of great value when you return to your practice as neurosurgeons. My best wishes to you all, Yong-Kwang Tu President World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies 3 Welcome Messages WORLD FEDERATION OF NEUROSURGICAL SOCIETIES WORLD FEDERATION Welcome from the TNS President Dear Friends and Colleagues On behalf of the Turkish Neurosurgical Society; we are delighted and proud to host such an important event and welcoming you all in Istanbul for the WFNS XVI.World Congress of Neurosurgery. The main goal of the WFNS 2017 Istanbul is to pave the way for a scienti c environme nt where recent developments in neurosurgery are reviewed, the results of research are discussed and ideas are exchanged. The amazing beauty of İstanbul, city on two continents, will enable the participants to experience unforgettablememories.
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