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Historically, surgical access to specific locations within the brain has been limited due to its vast complexity and critical structures which may block the route to the target. However, new options now exist to access these regions without the need for an opening in the scalp or skull.
Attend this event to learn about incisionless brain surgery techniques from the new Clinical Neurosciences President, Mr Jonathan Hyam. He will lecture on the procedure and outcome of stereotactic radiosurgery and MR-guided focused ultrasound, as well as the ever-expanding list of conditions which can be treated using these techniques.
We are offering 20 bursary places at this event for Trainees. Please contact our customer service team to apply by emailing events@rsm.ac.uk.
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We would like to thank our sponsor Insightec for their support of this meeting. Please note that the main scientific programme and content has not been influenced in any way by the sponsor.
Dr Alistair Purves, Immediate Past-President, Clinical Neurosciences Section, Royal Society of Medicine
Dr Alistair Purves and Dr Jonathan Hyam, President, Clinical Neurosciences Section, Royal Society of Medicine
Dr Jonathan Hyam
Karim Mohamed
Miss Amedra Basgaran
Mr Saad Moughal
Mr Ahmad Kamaludin
Mr Adrian McGrath
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