Programm final - Deutsche Gesellschaft für Neurochirurgie - DGNC

Highlights
Highlights
Fortbildungstag | Educational Day
Sonntag, 26. May 2013 | Sunday, May 26, 2013
Ort | Venue Industrie-Club Düsseldorf, Karl-Jarres-Saal
10:00 – 17:00
Der Fortbildungstag bietet ein Update zu Kernthemen des Fachs: Therapiemöglichkeiten, die Indikationsstellung
und Aspekte der interdisziplinären Betreuung werden diskutiert. Angesprochen werden
Neurochirurgen, Neurologen, Neuroradiologen, Internisten, Allgemein- und Hausärzte, Orthopäden
und Onkologen.
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SO.01 Funktionell/Schmerz/DBS
SO.02 Spinale Neurochirurgie
SO.03 Hydrozephalus und Differentialdiagnosen
SO.04 Aneurysmen und Subarachnoidalblutung
SO.05 Praxisthema: Einstellung epileptischer Anfälle
Programm siehe Seite 40
Friendship Meeting with the Chinese Neurosurgical Society (CNS)
Montag, 27. Mai 2013 | Monday, May 27, 2013
Ort | Venue Congress Center Düsseldorf, Raum 14
08:45 – 16:10
MO.17 Neurooncology
MO.18 Skull Base & Varia
MO.19 Vascular & Spine
Keynote Speaker:
in Deutsch/German
in Englisch/English
Ying Mao, M.D.
Professor Ying Mao is vice-president of Hua Shan Hospital which belongs
to Fudan University and he is also vice-chairman of Department of
Neurosurgery of the Hua Shan Hospital.
Professor Ying Mao graduated from Shanghai Medical University in 1992.
Since then, he has been working at Hua Shan Hospital, one of the largest
neurosurgical centers in China. During his training, he also studied as
post-doc in Crosby Neurosurgical Lab, University of Michigan in 1997,
and he studied cranial base surgery in Osaka City University in 1998.
He became the youngest professor of neurosurgery at Fudan University in 2003. Prof. Ying Mao was he
visiting scholar at the Massachusetts General Hospital in 2005. His major interests include cerebrovascular
diseases, particularly the surgical treatment of complex cerebral aneurysms, AVM, cavernomas, and
moyamoya disease. Currently, he focuses also on the treatment of glioma with image-guided brain
mapping. He remains active in basic neuro-oncological research, especially the mechanism of immune
escape of tumor stem cells.
Prof. Ying Mao is also involved in organized neurosurgery in China. He is the current chairman of the
Shanghai Neurosurgical Society. He is also the chairman of the cerebrovascular section of the Chinese Congress
of Neurological Surgeons and the chairman of cerebrovascular section of the Chinese Neurosurgical
Association.
He was awarded by Ministry of Public Health of China in 2009 as “Excellent Youth Doctors” for outstanding
clinician in China, as “Outstanding Scientific and Technological Researcher” by the Chinese Science
Association in 2010 and also as “Top 10 Outstanding Doctor” by Shanghai Municipal Government.
Professor Mao Ying has edited 4 books and is author of more than 60 research articles, which have been
published largely in international journals.
Prof. Bai-Nan Xu, M.D., Ph.D.
Bai-Nan Xu is Professor and Chairman of Department of Neurosurgery of
Chinese PLA Medical School in Beijing. He is graduated 1977 at Chinese
Medical College. Postdoctoral training was obtained from 1981-1985 at
Military Postgraduate Medical School ending with the qualification of
Master of Science in 1984 and Ph.D. in 1985. His main academic interests
include precise and accurate neurosurgery with iMRI and multimodal
navigation, surgery of complex intracranial aneurysms and skull base and
brainstem lesions, i.e. giant acoustic neuromas.
Besides his main professional affiliation as Professor and Chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery at
Chinese PLA General Hospital, Prof. Bai-Nan Xu acts as vice-president and secretary general of the Chinese
Neurosurgical Society, as president of the Chinese PLA Neurosurgical Society and as vice-chairman of the
Chinese Congress of Neurological Surgeons.
Charles Y. Liu, M.D., Ph.D.
Dr. Liu’s family immigrated to the United States when he was 12. He
completed an education in Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering
before he developed an interest in neurological surgery. He completed
his residency training at the University of Southern California Keck
School of Medicine, under the tutelage of Michael L. J. Apuzzo, Steven L.
Giannotta, J. Gordon McComb, and Martin H. Weiss. During his residency,
he was engaged in post-doctoral studies in the Division of Chemistry and
Chemical Engineering at the California Institute of Technology with David
A. Tirrell, developing artificial extracellular matrix proteins designed to
customize the stem cell niche.
Upon completing his residency, he joined the faculty in the Department of Neurological Surgery at USC
as an assistant professor and continued his work as a Visiting Associate in Chemical Engineering on the
faculty at Caltech. At USC, Dr. Liu began to develop a broad experience in neurosurgery. He continues to
be a key member of the USC cerebrovascular surgery program and has a large experience in the surgical
management of adult brain tumors, including anterior cranial base and parasellar tumors. He currently
serves as the Surgical Director of the USC Comprehensive Epilepsy Center, the highest volume surgical
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