WFITN Course in Neurovascular Anatomy for Stroke
The Functional Neurovascular Anatomy course is a comprehensive and didactic review of the embryology and vascular anatomy necessary for stroke intervention. The course comprises lectures, 3D anatomic sessions as well as interactive workshops on angiographic images related to stroke cases.
The course has been created for neuroradiologists, radiologists, neurologists and neurosurgeons with particular interest in neurovascular diseases. It may be interesting to physicians in training to become INR specialists as well as senior physicians who wish to refresh their knowledge in functional neurovascular anatomy.
February 17-19, 2025
Royal Continental Hotel
Naples, Italy
Faculty:
Salvatore Mangiafico, Italy Howard Riina, United States
Philippe Mercier, France Pedro Vilela, Portugal
Alessandra Biondi, France. Georges Rodesch, France
Michihiro Tanaka, Japan. Stefano Molinaro, Italy
Giuseppe Mirone, Italy. Mario Muto, Italy
Paolo Machì Switzerland
Registration fee:
- Senior physicians, not WFITN members 550 EUR
- Senior physicians, WFITN members 500 EUR
- Fellows WFITN members 400 EUR
- Fellows not WFITN members 450 EUR
Please note that Hotel stay isn´t included in the registration fee. Recommendations for Hotel you´ll find here.
Learning objectives:
Participants should understand the principles and the most important aspects of functional vascular anatomy of the central nervous system, relevant to endovascular exploration and treatment
Due to the interactive workshops there is a maximum of 50 participants. Additional information, program and registration below.
Welcome!
WFITN:
Michihiro Tanaka
michihiro.tanaka [at] gmail.com
Local Course Organizer:
Mario Muto
mutomar2 [at] gmail.com
WFITN Course Secretariat:
Sabine Heckmann
Executive Director
secretary [at] wfitn.org