Clipping vs Endovascular Treatment in 2025; Retreatment failure rate for endovascular is 20% and clipping 3%; What is the best? Dr. Rafael Tamargo

Clipping vs Endovascular Treatment in 2025; Retreatment failure rate for endovascular is 20% and clipping 3%; What is the best? Dr. Rafael Tamargo

SUMMARY: Dr. Raphael Tamargo reviews the treatment of Intracranial aneurysms by endovascular vs surgical approaches. After surveying the literature for the last 30 years he finds that endovascular approaches have a 20% retreatment rate in 10 years and more with extended time vs 3% with surgical clipping. The retreatment rates for endovascular approaches is astounding and changes the perspective of treatment with endovascular approaches. With Drs. Eric Nussbaum and James Ausman as co-commentators, the three neurosurgeons have 150 years of combined experience in aneurysm treatment. In the LMIC endovascular approaches are too costly and surgical approaches are used as popularized by Hernesniemi. (See his aneurysm surgery videos on SNI and SNI Digital®) The heavy influence of the biomedical industry in this area is noted. The facts do not support this treatment except for aneurysms in special locations they discuss. Training of young neurosurgeons who can become skilled in this surgery is warranted. (70 minutes Discussion) Informative, controversial, factual. (JIA)

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Exposure to Neurosurgery Among Undergraduate Medical Students in Europe: A Scoping Review; Tejas A. Sawant;

SUMMARY: Methods: The PRISMA extension for Scoping Reviews (PRISMA-ScR) was used as a reference to guide the search strategy. PubMed was the primary database used to search for articles about “Neurosu...

7 Jun 24min

Exposure to Neurosurgery Among Undergraduate Medical Students in Europe: A Scoping Review; Tejas A. Sawant;

Exposure to Neurosurgery Among Undergraduate Medical Students in Europe: A Scoping Review; Tejas A. Sawant;

SUMMARY: Methods: The PRISMA extension for Scoping Reviews (PRISMA-ScR) was used as a reference to guide the search strategy. PubMed was the primary database used to search for articles about “Neurosu...

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CP Angle: Extracranial Approaches; Dr. Dennis Malkasian; Part 1

CP Angle: Extracranial Approaches; Dr. Dennis Malkasian; Part 1

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Cauda Equina Neuroendocrine Tumour of the Filum Terminale: A Case Report and Summary of the Literature; Glasgow Neuro Meeting Video Abstracts; Theoklis Kouyialis; Christophoros Christophorou, Christina Oxinou, Demetris Fkiaras.

Cauda Equina Neuroendocrine Tumour of the Filum Terminale: A Case Report and Summary of the Literature; Glasgow Neuro Meeting Video Abstracts; Theoklis Kouyialis; Christophoros Christophorou, Christina Oxinou, Demetris Fkiaras.

SUMMARY: Cauda Equina Neuroendocrine tumours (CENETs), previously known as Cauda Equina Paragangliomas (PGLs), are extremely rare vascular tumours of the spine which are mostly benign, slow-growing an...

7 Jun 24min

Natural History of Pineal Cysts: A Retrospective Cohort Study;  Yihui Cheng; Glasgow Neuro Meeting Video Abstracts; 2025-2026; Xin Y. Yap, Zahraa Dashti, Steven Tominey, Kevin Owusu-Agyemang, Edward J. St George.

Natural History of Pineal Cysts: A Retrospective Cohort Study; Yihui Cheng; Glasgow Neuro Meeting Video Abstracts; 2025-2026; Xin Y. Yap, Zahraa Dashti, Steven Tominey, Kevin Owusu-Agyemang, Edward J. St George.

SUMMARY: " Pineal cysts (PCs) are frequently identified incidentally on neuroimaging, yet their clinical significance was thought to be benign. While most remain stable, concerns persist regarding the...

7 Jun 28min

The Impact of a Webinar Series on Student Perspectives to Neuroscience Research Barriers; Emilia Parsi, Alsadeg Bilal, Selnan Wuyep, Chandru Kaliaperumal; Glasgow Neuro Meeting Video Abstracts;

The Impact of a Webinar Series on Student Perspectives to Neuroscience Research Barriers; Emilia Parsi, Alsadeg Bilal, Selnan Wuyep, Chandru Kaliaperumal; Glasgow Neuro Meeting Video Abstracts;

SUMMARY: "Background: Research engagement amongst medical students tends to be minimal until it becomes a curricular requirement, and the specific barriers to early involvement remain unclear. The Gen...

7 Jun 23min

Young Neurosurgeons Discussions with the Experts; EC-IC Bypass Surgery 1980-2025

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SUMMARY: Drs. Nussbaum and Ausman discuss with Dr. Rennert the years of experience with EC -IC Bypass surgery. For Ischemia the major issue was the 1985 EC-IC Bypass Study, a RCT that was scientifica...

25 Mai 1h 14min

How we built a Stroke Center program in a LMIC for 160 million people? Qasim Bashir; Asif Bashir

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25 Mai 1h 10min

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