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Global Neuro Seminar—Neurotrauma June 19 – 20 2020 I Cheonan, Korea Preliminary event program Global Neuro Seminar—Neurotrauma June 19 – 20 2020 I Cheonan, Korea Seminar description This seminar will cover the current best strategies and considerations for managing patients with traumatic brain injury. It features of international, regional and local faculty of experts. The seminar content will be delivered by lectures and case discussion. Comprehensive lectures con- centrated on the understanding of core materials. Interactive case presentations further deepen this knowledge and enrich the discussion in traumatic brain injury management. Target participants The seminar has been developed for neurosurgeons and all allied staff involved in the manage- ment of patients with traumatic brain injury. Goal of the seminar The Global Neuro Neurotrauma Seminar covers the theoretical basis and principles for managing traumatic brain injury and making proper decisions in the complicated cases. Seminar objectives By completing the essentials seminar, participants will be better able to: Explain basic sciences and treatment guideline of traumatic brain injury (TBI) Make team approaches for multiple trauma patients Conduct critical care management of TBI in a neurosurgical intensive care unit Understand the current status of diagnostic and therapeutic tools for severe TBI Manage properly craniofacial trauma and their associated complications Plan and perform appropriate surgical treatment in complicated cases Understand the current situation and the future direction of clinical trials Chair Chair Se-Hyuk Kim Ajou University Medical Suwon, Korea Center Co-Chair Sang Koo Lee Dankook University Cheonan, Hospital Korea Kum Whang Wonju, Korea Faculty International faculty Paul Manson John Hopkins Baltimore, University USA Geoffrey Manley University of California San Francisco, USA Franco Servadei Humanitas University Milan, Italy Wai Poon The Chinese University Hongkong of Hong Kong Takeshi Maeda Nihon University Tokyo, Japan School of Medicine National Faculty Ki Seong Eom Wonkwang University Iksan, Korea Hospital Seong-Keun Moon Wonkwang University Iksan, Korea Hospital Sung-Pil Joo Chonnam National Gwangju, University Hospital Korea Jung-Ho Yun Dankook University Cheonan, Hospital Korea Jiwoong Oh Wonju Severance Seoul, Korea Christian Hospital Namkyu You Ajou University Medical Suwon, Korea Center Hyuk Jin Choi Pusan National Busan, Korea University Hospital Tae Kyoo Lim Gachon University Gil Andong, Korea Medical Center Hong Rye Kim Chungbuk National Cheongju, University Hospital Korea Bo-Ra Seo Mokpo Hakook Hospital Mokpo, Korea Seung-Joo Lee Seoul, Korea Sang-Hoon Yoon Sungnam, Korea Tae-Hoon Noh Suwon, Korea Jong-Wook Choi Wonju, Korea Guest Speaker Dong-Hee Kang (PS) Cheonan, Korea Sung-Wook Chang Cheonan, (TS) Korea Dong-Hoon Kim (GS) Cheonan, Korea Jae-Woo Jung (NS) Cheonan, Korea Friday, June 19, 2020 TIME AGENDA ITEM FACULTY 12:30-13:10 REGISTRATION Introduction Chairs 13:10-13:20 Welcome and event objectives S-H Kim 13:20-13:30 Introduction of Global Neuro P Manson Session 1: Special Issues about TBI Moderator: S-H Kim 13:30-14:00 Evidence based guidelines in TBI-How to use them F Servadei 14:00-14:30 Analysis and problems of TBI in aged population T Maeda 14:30-15:00 Prediction of persistent post-concussional syndrome after mild G Manley TBI 15:00-15:30 Coffee break Session 2: Updates in Critical Care for TBI Moderator: SK Lee 15:30-15:50 Management of respiratory complications in neuroICU SJ Lee 15:50-16:10 Advanced hemodynamic monitoring in ICU patients SW Chang 16:10-16:40 Prediction of clinical outcome for TBI W Poon 16:40-17:00 Peri-operative management for severe TBI B-R Seo 17:00-17:20 Common infection in neuroICU JW Choi 17:20-18:00 Evaluation and wrap-up of the day S-H Kim Saturday, June 20, 2020 TIME AGENDA ITEM FACULTY 08:00-08:10 REGISTRATION Session 3: Team Approaches for Multiple Trauma Patients Moderators: SK Moon 08:10-08:30 Prehospital guidelines for the management of TBI JH Yun 08:30-08:50 Decision making for head Injury with polytrauma DH Kim 08:50-09:10 Injury scoring system for multiple trauma patients HJ Choi 09:10-09:40 Can Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning revolutionize G Manley TBI research and clinical care 09:40-10:00 Experiences of neurotrauma in military hospital SH Yoon 10:00-10:20 Coffee break Session 4: Updates in the Monitoring Tools for TBI Patients Moderator: K Whang 10:20-10:40 Advanced Neuroimaging of TBI HR Kim 10:40-11:00 Ultrasonography Use in TBI NK You 11:00-11:20 Guidelines for Multimodal Monitoring SP Joo 11:20-11:50 ICP monitoring for TBI-The choice of techniques W Poon 11:50-12:10 Non-invasive ICP Monitoring Devices TK Lim 12:10-12:30 Role of Pupillometer Use in TBI JW Oh 12:30-13:30 Group photo and Lunch Session 5: Surgical management for Head Trauma Patients Moderator: B-R Seo 13:30-14:00 Controversies about decompressive craniectomy in TBI F Servadei 14:00-14:30 Surgical management of cerebral contusion edema T Maeda 14:30-15:00 Orbital wall restoring surgery for blow-out fractures DH Kang 15:00-15:20 Coffee Break and Transfer to Discussion Room Small Group Discussion (English Session)1 15:20-16:40 Decompressive craniectomy F Servadei-SH Kim 1 The attendants are divided into 4 rooms, each faculty group has the time for 20 min discussion and move to the next room Mild head injury and deterioration J Manley-K Whang Adequate timing for surgery of TBI W Poon-JH Yun Severe cerebral edema and treatment T Maeda-BR Seo 16:40-16:50 Transfer to main conference room Session 6: Challenges in Neurotrauma Moderator: SK Lee 16:50-17:10 Endoscopic surgery for TBI patients TH Noh 17:10-17:30 Clinical trials for chronic subdural hematomas KS Eom 17:30-17:50 Vascular injury in head and neck trauma JW Jung 17:50-18:00 Evaluation and closing of the seminar SK Lee Event organization Global Neuro Foundation Clavadelerstrasse 8 7270 Davos Switzerland Website: www.globalneuro.org Event organizer Tamara Schönauer Phone: +41 81 414 25 33 Email: [email protected] Global Neuro funding sources Unrestricted educational grants from different sources are collected and pooled together cen- trally or for specific events by the Global Neuro Foundation. All events are planned and sched- uled by local and regional Global Neuro surgeon groups based on local needs assessment. We rely on commercial partners for in–kind support to run simulations/skills training if education- ally needed. General information Event fee Security Global Neuro Seminar—Neurotrauma Security checks may be conducted at the USD 75.- entrance of the building. Wearing of a 30% discount for residents name tag is compulsory during lectures, 30% discount for nurses practical exercises, and group discussions. Included in the course fee are course mate- Mobile phone use rial, coffee breaks, lunch, and course certifi- Use of mobile phones is not allowed in the cate. lecture halls and in other rooms during edu- cational activities. Please be considerate of Registration others by turning off your mobile phone. Please click on the registration link below to register for the Global Neuro Course—Neu- Intellectual property rotrauma: Event materials, presentations, and case https://www.globalneuro.org/event_de- studies are the intellectual property of the tails/116 event faculty. All rights are reserved. Check hazards and legal restrictions on Course certificate www.globalneuro.org/legal The course certificates can only be provided if the participant attends the entire event Recording, photographing, or copying of (100%) and will be available at the end of lectures, practical exercises, case dis- the event. cussions, or any course materials is strictly forbidden. Participants violating Evaluation guidelines intellectual property will be dismissed. All Global Neuro events apply the same evaluation process, either online (pre- and The Global Neuro Foundation reserves the post-event evaluation) and/or onsite by pa- right to film, photograph, and audio record per and pencil questionnaires. This helps during their events. Participants must un- Global Neuro to ensure that we continue to derstand that in this context they may ap- meet your training needs. pear in these recorded materials. The Global Neuro Foundation assumes partici- Dress code pants agree that these recorded materials Casual may be used for Global Neuro marketing and other purposes and made available to No insurance the public. The event organization does not take out insurance to cover any individual against accidents, theft, or other risks. Global Neuro Foundation—Principles of Educational Events 1) Academic independence Development of all curricula, design of scientific event programs, and selection of faculty are the sole responsibilities of volunteer surgeons from the Global Neuro network. All education is planned based on needs assessment data, designed and evaluated using concepts and evi- dence from the most current medical education research, and involving the expertise of the Global Neuro Education Institute (www.globalneuro.org). Industry participation is not allowed during the entire curriculum development and planning pro- cess to ensure academic independence and to keep content free from bias. 2) Compliance to accreditation and industry codes All planning, organization, and execution of educational activities follow existing codes for ac- creditation of high-quality education: Accreditation Criteria of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education, USA (www.accme.org) ACCME Standards for Commercial
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