International Neurovascular and Skull Base Workshop

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FINAL INFORMATION
International Neurovascular
and
Skull Base Workshop
June 16 - 18, 2010, Prague, Czech Republic
Satellite Skull Base Microanatomy and Hands-On Dissection Course
Transtemporal approaches
June 15 - 16
Joint Meeting of the Czech Skull Base Study Group
June 19
www.neuro-surgery.cz
www.inerf.org
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HOSPIMED, spol. s r.o., Malešická 2251/51, Praha 3, IČ: 676853, DIČ: CZ000676853
Tel.: +420 225 001 511, [email protected], www.hospimed.cz
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International Neurovascular
and Skull Base Workshop
DATE AND PLACE OF VENUE
June 16 – 18, 2010, Prague
Prague Marriott Hotel, V Celnici 8, Prague 1
PRESIDENT
Takanori Fukushima (USA)
PAST PRESIDENT
Luciano Mastronardi (Italy)
SCIENTIFIC COMMITEE
Martin Sames (Czech Republic)
INTERNATIONAL FACULTY
Helmut Bertalanffy (Switzerland)
Ali F. Krisht (USA)
Juha Hernesniemi (Finland)
Volker Seifert (Germany)
Allan Friedman (USA)
Takeshi Kawase (Japan)
Alessandro Ducati (Italy)
Toshihiko Kuroiwa (Japan)
William Couldwell (USA)
Evandro De Oliveira (Brasil)
Davide Locatelli (Italy)
Vladimir Benes (Czech Republic)
Eduard Zverina (Czech Republic)
Chandranath Sen (USA)
Raymond Taniguchi (USA)
Chang Jin Kim (Korea)
Tomokatsu Hori (Japan)
Jaques Morocos (USA)
Kazuhiro Hongo (Japan)
Paul A. Fagan (Australia)
Imad Kanaan (Saudi Arabia)
Michael Sisti (USA)
Charles Rosen (USA)
Tiit Mathiesen (Sweden)
Fred Gentili (Canada)
CZECH AND SLOVAK FACULTY
Vladimir Benes
Jan Betka
Miroslav Galanda
Frantisek Charvat
Milan Choc
Zdenek Jirousek
Jiri Kozak
Roman Liscak
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Martin Sames
Luc De Waele (Belgium)
Roar Juul (Norway)
Uwe Spetzger (Germany)
Pierre H. Roche (France)
Ulrich Sure (Germany)
Ernst J. Delwel (Netherlands)
Takayasu Aichi (Japan)
Rokyua Tanikawa (Japan)
Hiroyasu Kamiyama (Japan)
Shengde Bao (China)
Mika Niemela (Finland)
Naci Kocer (Turkey)
Jiri Nahlovsky
Antonin Krajina
Vladimir Priban
Martin Sames
Martin Smrcka
Juraj Steno
Petr Suchomel
Petr Vachata
Miroslav Vaverka
Zdenek Voldrich
Pavel Voska
Josef Vymazal
Kamil Zelenak
Eduard Zverina
Petr Vachata
Gabriela Mala
PROGRAM
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
14.00–19.00
Satellite Course – Transtemporal approaches
(Klub Lavka, Prague)
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
08.00–18.00
Satellite Course – Transtemporal approaches
(Klub Lavka, Prague)
19.00–22.00
(Hotel Marriott, Prague)
Opening reception – Hotel Marriott, Prague
Thursday, June 17, 2010
08.00–18.30
19.30–24.00
Boat trip with Jazz Band on the Vltava river
Friday, June 18, 2010
08.00–18.00
20.00–24.00
Gala dinner – restaurant Vikarka, Prague Castle
Saturday, June 19, 2010
08.00–13.30
(Hotel Marriott, Czech and Slovak language)
Diamond partner
Platinum partner
Gold partner
Partner of Opening reception June 16, 2010
Partners
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Satellite Skull Base Microanatomy and Hands-On
Dissection Course Transtemporal approaches, Klub Lavka
JUNE 15, 2010 – Tuesday
Program
14:00–19:00
JUNE 16, 2010 – Wednesday
Program
8:00–18:00
Partners
International Neurovascular and Skull Base Workshop, Hotel Marriott
JUNE 17, 2010 – Thursday
Welcome ceremony
Skull Base 1
8:00–8:10
8:10–9:30
Fukushima T., Sames M.
1. Upper cervical spine instabilty (C0-2)
Suchomel P. (Liberec, Czech Republic)
18+2 min
2. The Anatomy of the foramen magnum and the transcondylar fossa approach 18+2 min
Matsushima T. (Saga, Japan)
3. Special Approaches to the Brainstem
4. Anterior and postero lateral approaches to the foramen magnum
8+2 min
Landeiro J. A. (Rio de Janeiro, Brasil)
5.How Evolutionary Anthropology Informs the Growth, Development,
and Maturation of the Dura Mater
18+2 min
Bertalanffy H. (Zürich, Switzerland)
Kunz A. R., Iliadis C. (Boston, USA)
Break
9:30–9:45
8+2 min
Skull Base 2
9:45–11:05
Kanaan I., Locatelli D.
6. Endoscopic endonasal skull base surgery
Locatelli D., Custodi V., Vitali M., Malucelli A., Castelnuovo P. (Pavia, Italy)
7. Pituitary adenomas operated through craniotomy
8+2 min
Margalit N. (Tel Aviv, Israel)
8.Revision Endoscopic Pituitary Surgery: Benefit of the “Gasket-seal”
Reconstruction of the Sellar Floor
8+2 min
Kanaan I. (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)
10.Advantage of interhemisferic approach for tuberculum sellae meningiomas
8+2 min
Kanaan I. (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)
12.Minimally invasive approach to suprasellar tumors: analysis of 15 years
experience with endoscopic assisted microsurgical excision via
supraorbital key hole approach
8+2 min
Seo Y., Sasaki T., Ito T., Hara K., Nakamura H. (Nakamura, Japan)
11.Anterior and central skull base meningiomas
8+2 min
Shrivastava R. K. (New York, USA)
9. Challenges in Management of Cushing Disease (CD)
18+2 min
8+2 min
Ayyad A. (Mainz, Germany)
Break
Skull Base 3
11:05–11:20
11:20–12:50
Bertalanffy H., Zverina E.
13.Hearing Preservation in Acoustic Neuroma Surgery
18+2 min
14.Vestibular schwannomas: LGK versus microsurgery evidence
based comparison
18+2 min
Fukushima T. (Raleigh, USA)
Roche P. H. (Marseille, France)
15.Endoscopic Endonasal Approach for the resection
of skull base Schwannomas
16.Is partial resection the legal treatment of growing vestibular schwannoma?
8+2 min
Ayyad A. (Mainz, Germany)
19.Ponto-cerebellar angle meningioma mimicking cranial nerve schwannoma
8+2 min
Ducati A., Albera R. (Torino, Italy)
18.Endoscopic assisted microvascular decompression of
the trigeminal and facial nerve
8+2 min
Zverina E., Betka J., Chovanec M., Kraus J., Kluh J., Lisy J. (Prague, Czech Republic)
17.Cystic vestibular schwannomas
8+2 min
Gardner P. (Pittsburgh, USA)
Mastronardi L., Sessa G., Lavorato L., Ferrante L. (Roma, Italy)
Lunch
12:50–14:00
8+2 min
Skull Base 4
14:00–15:20
Seifert V., Mathiesen T.
20.Combined Petrosal Approach For Petroclival meningioma
18+2 min
21.Current treatment concepts in petroclival meningiomas
18+2 min
Seifert V. (Frankfurt am Main, Germany)
22.Long term outcome of basal meningiomas
8+2 min
Mathiesen T. (Stockholm, Sweden)
23.Microsurgical Management and Clinical Outcome by Meningiomas
of Central Region Skull Base
24.Radical Resection of Clinoidal Meningiomas
8+2 min
Kim Ch. J. (Seoul, South Korea)
25.Skull Base Meningiomas: Functional Indications in SPECT
Thallium Imaging for Neovascularity and Tumor Recurrence
8+2 min
Remenez V., Weber F. (presenter), Terzis A. J. A. (Cologne-Merheim, Germany)
8+2 min
Shrivastava R. K., Sen Ch., Ghesani M. (New York, USA)
Break
Skull Base 5
15:20–15:35
15:35–16:45
Sen Ch., De Waele L. F.
26.One-stage Trans-jugular Approach for Glomus Jugulare Tumors
18+2 min
27.Results of treatment of clival chordomas: analysis of 65 patients
18+2 min
Sen Ch. (New York, USA)
28.Management of chondrosarcomas of the skull base
8+2 min
De Waele L. F. (Ghent, Belgium)
29.Venous sinus problems related to the transverse and sigmoid sinus
during management of posterior skull base tumors
30.Endoscopic Endonasal Approach for odontoid resection 8+2 min
Gardner P. (Pittsburgh, USA)
Break
Skull Base 6
16:45–17:00
17:00–18:40
Matsushima T., Juul R.
31.The Anatomy of the fourth ventricle and the trans-cerebellomedullary
fissure approach
Matsushima T. (Saga, Japan)
32.Pure Endoscopic Transnasal Surgery to the Pyramid Tip
18+2 min
8+2 min
Lehmberg J., Berends L., Meyer B. (Munich, Germany)
33.The Kawase approach for removal of intrinsic pontine lesions.
Description of four cases.
8+2 min
Sen Ch. (New York, USA)
Delwel E. (Rotterdam, Netherlands)
8+2 min
34.Microsurgical and histological analysis of a temporal meningeal and periosteal dural
incision zone for interdural exposure of the dorsolateral cavernous sinus
8+2 min
Spangeberger P., Prescher A., Kinzel A., Scholz M., Harders A., Fukushima T.
(Bochum, Aachen, Duisburg, Germany and Raleigh, USA)
35.Combined transnasal and transmaxillary approach to
the pterygopalatine fossa
8+2 min
Lehmberg J., Berends L., Staudenmaier R. (Munich, Germany)
36.Orbitofrontal approach in surgical treatment of the orbital tumors – indication and
results in series 48 patients.
8+2 min
Hendryk S., Pojda S., Bazowski P. (Katowice, Poland)
37.Cyberknife treatment; Results in 1500 brain tumors with special
reference to skull base lesion
38.Ultra high field MRI (7T) – first experience with selected neurovascular
and skull base lesions
8+2 min
Sure U. (Essen, Germany)
39.Glioblastomas and iron. A treatment suggestion
8+2 min
Shinichiro Miyazaki (Chiba, Japan)
8+2 min
Juul R. (Trondheim, Norway)
Boat trip
19:30–24:00
JUNE 18, 2010 – Friday
Vascular 1
8:00–9:10
Hernesniemi J., Kamiyama H.
1. Surgery for MCA aneurysm, experience on 7000 patients
18+2 min
2. Surgical strategy for trombosed giant aneurysms in anterior circulation
18+2 min
ernesniemi J., Romani R., Van Popta J., Oka H., Navratil O., Lehecka M.,
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Laakso A., Nimelä M. (Helsinki, Finland)
Kamiyama H. (Asahikawa, Japan)
3.Outcome of patients with MCA aneurysm rupture and
associated intracerebral hematoma
4. MEP and aneurysm surgery
8+2 min
Galanda M. (Banska Bystrica, Slovak Republic)
5. Training and training models for vascular microneurosurgery
8+2 min
Smrcka M., Juran V., Navratil O., Neuman E. (Brno, Czech Republic)
Spetzger U., Winkler G., Kiriyanthan G. (Karlsruhe, Germany)
Break
9:10–9:25
8+2 min
Vascular 2
9:25–10:45
Morcos J. J., Richling B.
6. Cerebrovascular surgery „The future is not what it used to be”
18+2 min
7. Aneurysm surgery in the light of quickly developing endovascular tools
18+2 min
Morcos J. J. (Miami, USA)
Richling B. (Salzburg, Austria)
8. Modern imaging methods and internventinal procedures in neuroradiology
9. Multiple aneurysms: a single centre experience
8+2 min
Ducati A., Crobeddu M., Fornaro R., Fontanella M. M. (Torino, Italy)
10.Inflammatory mediators in symptomatic cerebral vasospasm
after aneurysmal SAH
8+2 min
Hendryk S., Bazowski P. (Katowice, Poland)
11.Intraarterial administration of milrinone for vasospasm after
subarachnoid hemorrhage
8+2 min
Charvat F., Lacman J. (presenter), Beneš V. (Prague, Czech Republic)
8+2 min
Hejčl A., Cihlář F., Pavlov V., Vachata P., Bartoš R., Procházka J., Sameš M.
(Usti nad Labem, Czech Republic)
Break
Vascular 3
10:45–11:00
11:00–12:30
Tanikawa R., Kocer N.
12.Surgical tricks in cerebral aneurysms
18+2 min
13.Various vascular reconstruction for complicated aneurysms
18+2 min
ernesniemi J., Romani R., Oka H., Van Popta J., Navratil O., Lehecka M.,
H
Laakso A., Niemelä M. (Helsinki, Finland)
Tanikawa R. (Abashiri, Japan)
14.Hemodynamic treatment options for cerebral aneurysms
15.FDD – initial single-center experience
18+2 min
Kocer N. (Istanbul, Turkey)
8+2 min
Zeleňák K., DeRiggo J., Kurča E., Zeleňáková J., Poláček H. (Martin, Slovak Republic)
16.Adenonsine-induced cardiac arrest during intraoperative aneurysm rupture 8+2 min
L uostarinen T., Takala R. S. K., Niemi T. T., Katila A. J., Niemelä M. (presenter),
Hernesniemi J., Randell T. (Helsinki, Finland)
17. W
aterjet dissection in neurosurgery – current experimental status and
clinical data with specific reference to vascular and skull base aspects
Oertel J. (Mainz, Germany)
Lunch
12:30–13:30
8+2 min
Company Workshop – Hospimed
12:30–13:30
Dissection and Electrosurgery in Neurosurgery
During the workshop, you will be able to get hands on the following:
- new water jet dissection method using the ERBEJET 2 device on various tissue types
- bipolar coagulator with minimal thermic influence on surrounding tissues with new types
of bipolar coagulation forceps
- microsurgical cutting and coagulation
- argon plasma coagulator, its usage modes and the use in neurosurgery
T he workshop will follow a presentation of professor Oertel: “Water Jet Dissection in
Neurosurgery – current experimental status and clinical data with specific reference to
vascular and skull base aspects.” During the practical part, it will be possible to learn about the
ERBE workstation containing a VIO 300D electrocoagulator, an argon plasma coagulator APC
2 and a water jet dissection device ERBEJET 2.
Vascular 4
Seifert V., Hongo K.
13:30–14:50
18.Unruptured aneurysms
18+2 min
19.Surgical challenges for giant aneurysms in posterior circulation
18+2 min
Seifert V. (Frankfurt am Main, Germany)
Kamiyama H. (Asahikawa, Japan)
20.Quantification of increased exposure of the basilar apex region via
the subtemporal approach combining extradural skull base drilling,
tentorial splitting and multiple tentorial sutures
21.Deep seated cerebral cavernomas
8+2 min
Štěňo J., Bízik I. (Bratislava, Slovak Republic)
22.Surgery for cavernous angioma in the brainstem – Selection of a safe
surgical approach and surgical results
8+2 min
Hongo K., Goto T., Muraoka H., Kakizawa Y., Sakai K. (Matsumoto, Japan)
23.Surgical Treatment of 29 Cases of Brain Stem Cavernous Malformations
8+2 min
Spangenberg P., Fukushima T. (Aachen, Germany and Raleigh, USA)
8+2 min
Haninec P., Zvěřina E., Houštťava L. (Prague, Czech Republic)
Break
Vascular 5
14:50–15:05
15:05–16:25
Kuroiwa T., Nonaka Y.
24.Vascular reconstruction for clip difficult aneurysm
and uncoilable aneurysms
18+2 min
25.Skull Base Bypass
18+2 min
Tanikawa R. (Abashiri, Japan)
Nonaka Y., Fukushima T. (Durham, USA)
26.Surgery of Hemangioblastoma with Intraoperative
Fluorescence Angiography
8+2 min
Kuroiwa T., Ikeda N., Tamura Y., Kajimoto Y. (Osaka, Japan)
27.The strategy for co-existing aneurysm after proximal occlusion
of symptomatic large cavernous portion ICA aneurysm
8+2 min
sato T., Nakagawara J., Sasaki T., Kamiyama K., Takada H., Honjou K.,
O
Hirohiko N. (Nakamura, Japan)
28.Has monitoring of tissue oxymetry influenced our care for SAH patients?
29.Posterior inferior cerebellar artery aneurysms
8+2 min
Smrčka M., Juráň V., Navrátil O., Neuman E., Ďuriš K. (Brno, Czech Republic)
8+2 min
Hrbáč T., Paleček T., Procházka V. (Ostrava, Czech Republic)
Break
Vascular 6
16:25–16:40
16:40–18:00
Hernesniemi J., Beneš V.
30.Surgical Tricks in cerebral AVM
18+2 min
31.AVM Treatment 1998–2008
18+2 min
Hernesniemi J., Romani R., Van Popta J., Oka H., Niemelä M., Laakso A. (Helsinki, Finland)
Beneš V., Bradáč O., Charvát F. (Prague, Czech Republic)
32.Microsurgery and the current trends in the treatment of cerebral AVMs
33.Vascular lesions and Arteriovenous Malformations
8+2 min
Priban V., Fiedler J., Bombic M., Chlouba V. (Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic)
35.Effect of neuroprotection during carotid endarterectomy
8+2 min
Juul R. (Trondheim, Norway)
34.Elective carotid microendarterectomy under regional
anesthesia – 1000 procedures
8+2 min
Vaverka M, Hrabálek L., Krahulík D. (Olomouc, Czech Republic)
Mracek J., Mork J., Stepanek D., Holeckova I., Struncova P. (Pilsen, Czech Republic)
Gala dinner – Prague castle
20:00–24:00
8+2 min
13. Pracovní dny chirurgie baze lební, Hotel Marriott
19. června 2010 – Sobota
Zahájení
Sekce 1
8:30–8:40
8:40–10:00
Kozák J., Voldřich Z.
1. Neurogenní nádory krku
Voldřich Z., Kovář D., Plánička M. (Praha)
2. Existence angiosynesis na žilách mozku
8+2 min
Hemza J., Maršík F. (Brno)
3. Některé závažnější případy kraniofaciální dysmorfie a jejich řešení
8+2 min
Kozák J., Tichý M., Hubáček M. (Praha)
4.Malignant Tumors of Skull Base in Children,
experience of 5 consecutive cases
8+2 min
Tichý M., Kozák J., Zámečník J., Kynčl M. (Praha)
5. Řešení maligních nádorů v oblasti rinobaze
Svoboda M., Fiedler J. (České Budějovice)
6. Anterior skull base surgery in children: a single-insitution experience
7.Radiosurgery of Craniopharyngiomas in Combination
with Stereotactic Methods
8+2 min
Chytka T., Liščák R., Vladyka V., Dbalý V., Štursa P., Syrůček M. (Praha)
8. Moderní zobrazovací metody a intervenční postupy v neuroradiologii
8+2 min
Libý P., Vaculík M., Kozák J., Schwab J., Tichý M. (Praha)
8+2 min
Charvát F., Lacman J., Beneš V. (Praha)
Přestávka
10:00–10:30
Zasedání výboru Pracovní skupiny chirurgie baze lební
Sekce 2
10:30–11:50
10:00–10:30
Voska P., Zvěřina E.
9. Úloha plastického chirurga při rekonstrukci defektu kalvy
8+2 min
10.Rekonstrukce kalvy Medporem
8+2 min
Němec I. (Praha)
Voska P. (Praha)
11.Operační léčba frontobazálních poranění s likvoreou na NCHO České
Budějovice v období 2006–2009
Teplý O., Fiedler J., Přibáň V. (České Budějovice)
12.Use of microvascular free flaps in anterior skull base reconstruction
8+2 min
Fiedler J., Chlouba V., Mařík V., Kurial P., Přibáň V. (České Budějovice)
8+2 min
13.Možnosti a význam mezioborové spolupráce v chirurgii lební baze
8+2 min
Pekař L., Mazánek J., Diblík P. (Praha)
14.Possibilities of frameless navigation during endoscopic endonasal surgery
Vacek P. (Plzeň)
15.Lymfocytární hypofyzitida imitující pituitární
adenom – kazuistiky 2 nemocných
8+2 min
Česák T., Náhlovský J., Látr I., Řehák S., Němeček S., Kohout A. (Hradec Králové)
16.Použití 3,0T intraoperační MRI u endoskopických endonasálních výkonů
8+2 min
8+2 min
Netuka D., Masopust V., Belšán T, Kramář F., Beneš V. (Praha)
Přestávka
Sekce 3
11:50–12:10
12:10–13:30
Betka J., Sameš M.
17.Videoendoskopicky asistovaná mikrochirurgie vestibulárního schwannomu
8+2 min
18.Elektrofyziologická peroperační monitorace hlavových nervů, motorické
a sluchové dráhy u výkonů v oblasti zadní jámy lební
8+2 min
Betka J., Zvěřina E., Chovanec M., Lukeš P., Profant O., Kluh J., Kraus J., Lisý J. (Praha)
Ceé J., Radovnický T., Vachata P., Bartoš R., Sameš M. (Ústí nad Labem)
19.Chirurgická léčba vestibulárních schwannomů s hydrocefalem
20.Temporal bone variations and anomalies
8+2 min
Zvěřina E., Chovanec M., Haninec P. (Praha)
24.Zkušenosti s biopsií tumorů orbity
8+2 min
Klener J. (Praha)
23.N.FACIALIS. Techniky jeho rekonstrukce.
8+2 min
Sameš M., Vachata P., Provazníková E., Radovnický T., Cee J. (Ústí nad Labem)
22.Minimal retraction concept in skull base surgery
8+2 min
Vachata P., Petrovický P., Sameš M. (Ústí nad Labem, Praha)
21.Vestibulární schwannom 1968–2009
8+2 min
Chovanec M., Zvěřina E., Betka J., Profant O, Kluh J., Kraus J., Lisý J. (Praha)
Hosszú T., Náhlovský J., Látr I., Řehák S. (Hradec Králové)
Ukončení kongresu
13:30
8+2 min
GENERAL INFORMATION
WORKSHOP SECRETARIAT
BOS. org s. r. o.
Kekulova 38, 400 01 Ústí nad Labem
Czech Republic
Gabriela Mala
www.bos-congress.cz
phone:
00420 475 531 098
phone/fax:00420 475 205 169
e-mail: [email protected]
mobile: 00420 725 809 870
Note: Please ensure that you enclose a printed copy of your registration form.
WEBSITE OF THE WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP OFFICE ON SITE
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Friday, June 18, 2010
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Phone on site:
13:00–19:00
08:00–18:00
14:00–19:00
07:00–18:30
07:00–18:00
07:00–13:30
00420 725 809 870
Klub Lavka
Klub Lavka
Hotel Marriott
Hotel Marriott
Hotel Marriott
Hotel Marriott
ACCOMPANYING EXHIBITION
n accompanying exhibition of companies offering pharmaceutical products and medical
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technology will be part of the workshop.
CONGRES LANGUAGE
17.–18. 6. 2010 English language. No simultaneous translation.
19. 6. 2010 Czech and Slovak language. No simultaneous translation.
WORKSHOP FEES
T he registration fee for Delegates and Residents / Students includes: admission to the
Workshop and the Exhibition, workshop materials, boat trip on the Vltava river, Gala dinner,
lunches, coffee / tea.
The registration fee for an accompanying person and children over 12 years includes: boat trip
on the Vltava river, Gala dinner, admission to the accompanying exhibition.
Workshop fees paid from February 1st, 2010
Delegate
EUR 450
Residents / Students*
EUR 250
Accompanying person
EUR 190
Children EUR 70
Day tickets are not available.
* A recent job certification / proof of student status must be submitted with registration.
Please forward this by e-mail [email protected] or by fax 00420 475 205 169.
OFFICIAL SOCIAL PROGRAM
June 16, 2010
pening reception in Hotel Marriott (incl. flying buffet) –
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incl. in the registration fee
June 17, 2010
oat trip with Jazz Band on the Vltava river (incl. buffet dinner, music) –
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June 18, 2010
ala dinner – restaurant Vikarka on Prague Castle (incl. dinner, program) –
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ACCOMODATION – HOTEL RESERVATION
Hotel Marriott, V Celnici 8, Prague 1
Single room
EUR 220 / 1 night / 1 room / incl. breakfast
Double room
EUR 120 / 1 night / 1 bed / incl. breakfast
Double room
EUR 240 / 1 night / room / incl. breakfast
Triple room
EUR 270 / 1 night / room / incl. breakfast
Room for 4 person
EUR 480 / 1 night / room / incl. breakfast (linked 2 double rooms)
BOOKING POLICY
If you require accommodation reservation, please send us e-mail to:
[email protected]. Accommodation booking are subject to availability.
PAYMENT OF HOTEL RESERVATION
lease forward a copy of your bank transfer.
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Hotel requests without payment can not be accepted.
PAYMENT INFORMATION
F ees, hotel reservations and events will be confirmed upon receipt of the payment. Admission
to the Workshop is granted only if Workshop Secretariat has received the registration fee.
Delegates, who have made late payments, should bring a proof of payment to registration.
Please indicate your name on all money transfers. The Workshop Secretariat will not be
responsible for identifying funds transferred directly into the account when the name of the
participant is not mentioned. Please note that cheques are not acceptable.
Bank account number EUR: 35-6446360227/0100
Name of the account:
BOS.ORG.S.R.O.
Name of the bank: Komerční banka, a.s.
Bank address:
Bílinská 2, Ústí nad Labem 400 01, Czech Republic
IBAN format of the account: CZ6001000000356446360227
SWIFT code:
KOMBCZPPXXX
Details of the payment:
name of the participant
Do not forget to enclose a copy of the bank transfer.
The payments are considered as advances, a document for tax purpose will be issued and
delivered during the workshop.
CANCELATION AND REFUND POLICY
CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION, GALA DINNER, AND HOTEL RESERVATION
Notification of cancellation or changes must be made in writing form and send to
Workshop Secretariat to e-mail: [email protected]
From and including 1. 5. 2010 – cancellation fee 100%
If you arrive later or leave earlier than the originally booked dates, the total accommodation
amount will be charged and no refunds can be made. Please do not send any correspondence
to the hotel directly.
LIABILITY
T he Organizing Committee and Workshop Secretariat will not be liable for personal accidents,
loss or damage to private properties of the delegates during the workshop. Participants should
make their own arrangements with respect to personal insurance.
CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE
A Certificate of attendance will be issued to all delegates in venues.
TRAVEL INFORMATION
zech Republic – a beautiful country situated in the very heart of Europe.
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The main advantage of the Czech Republic is the wealth, diversity and accessibility
of cultural, historical and natural places of interest, all concentrated in a relatively small
space that boast very serviceable standards of accommodation and dining facilities.
Prague is a very popular tourist destination. The Marriott Hotel, located in the historical
center of the city, just few steps from the Old Town Square and other tourist attractions
and monuments was selected as a venue for this workshop.
THE CZECH REPUBLIC AND THE EUROPEAN UNION
The Czech Republic became part of the European Union (EU) on 1st May 2004.
WEATHER IN JUNE
T he Czech Republic is located on the borderline between two great climatic regimes,
the oceanic and the continental, and the weather consequently tends to be fairly variable in
different regions. The average daytime temperature is 20–25 °C.
You can check the actual weather condition in the Czech Republic on the website
www.weatheronline.co.uk/CzechRepublic.html
HEALTH CARE
accinations are not required to enter the Czech Republic.
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An individual travel and health insurance is recommended.
ELECTRICITY
T he Czech Republic uses a 220 Volt 50Hz system, sockets have the European standard
and plugs are three-prong grounded.
TIME ZONE
T he Czech Republic is on Central European Time – Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) plus 1 hour.
From April to October is summer time, i.e. GMT + 2 hours.
CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE RATES
T he official currency of the Czech Republic is the Czech Crown = Česká koruna (CZK = Kč)
which is subdivided into 100 hellers (h.).
International credit cards are accepted for payment in most hotels, restaurants and shops.
You can find the official exchange rates on the website of the Czech National Bank www.cnb.cz
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
T he main public transport is the underground railway – the metro, with
complementary systems of bus, tram and railway transport.
In the city centre, taxis are easy to hail from the street.
The approximate fare cost is CZK 40 for kilometre.
You can find more information about system and fares on this website:
www.prague-info.cz/en/prague/transport/city_transport
EXHIBITOR CONTACT LIST
B.Braun Medical s.r.o.
V Parku 2335/20, 148 00 Praha 4
www.bbraun.cz
Imedex s.r.o.
Průmyslová 1200, 500 02 Hradec Králové
www.imedex.cz
BAXTER CZECH spol. s r.o.
Opletalova 55, 110 00 Praha 1
www.baxter.cz
Johnson&Johnson, s.r.o.
Karla Engliše 3201/6, 150 00 Praha 5
www.jnjcz.cz
BioVendor- Lékařská technika, s.r.o.
Palackého tř. 186, 612 00 Brno
www.biovendor-lekarskatechnika.cz
Medica Healthworld, a.s.
Bidláky 837/20, 639 00 Brno – Štýřice
www.mhw.cz
Boston Scientific Česká republika s.r.o.
Karla Engliše 3219/4, 150 00 Praha 4
www.bostonscientific.com
Medtronic Czechia s.r.o.
Řevnická 170/4, 155 21 Praha – Třebonice
www.medtronic.cz
CARDION s.r.o.
Rybnická 136, 634 00 Brno
www.cardion.cz
NORTH MED spol. s r.o.
Karolíny Světlé 317/9, 400 07 Ústí nad Labem
www.northmed.cz
Carl Zeiss spol. s r.o.
Radlická 14/3201, 150 00 Praha 5
www.zeiss.cz
NYCOMED s.r.o.
Novodvorská 994/138, 142 21 Praha 4
www.nycomed.cz
HOLTE MEDICAL, a.s.
Pod Kotlářkou 34, 150 00 Praha 5
www.holtemedical.cz
Ono & Co., Ltd.
2-12-5 GINZA, Chuo-Ku, Tokyo, Japan
www.kezlex.com/en
Hospimed spol. s r.o.
Malešická 51, 130 00 Praha 3
www.hospimed.cz
RADIX CZ s.r.o.
Čáslavská 231, 284 01 Kutná Hora
www.radixcz.cz
Hypokramed s.r.o.
Plzeňská 113, 150 00 Praha 5
www.hypokramed.cz
Synthes, s.r.o.
Radlická 740/113d, 158 00 Praha 5
www.synthes.com
www.hypokramed.cz
Stent System*
Neuroform EZ™
Wingspan™Stent System
with Gateway™ PTA Balloon Catheter
* Neuroform EZ™ Stent System is pending CE mark,
not available for sale in the European Economic Area (EEA)
© 2009 by Boston Scientific Corporation or its affiliates. All rights reserved. PSST 5649
Comprehensive Solutions
for Neurovascular Intervention
Detachable Coil
GDC™ 360°
Guidewire
Synchro2™
Systém Oracle Cage a Oracle Plate.
Nové unikátní řešení 360tistupňové fúze
z přímého laterálního přístupu.
Nástroje a implantáty
schválené nadací
AO Foundation
Synthes, s. r. o.
Radlická 740/113d
CZ-158 00 Praha
www.synthes.com
• Monitoringintrakraniálníhotlaku
CODMAN®ICPEXPRESS™,CODMAN®ICPMicrosensor
• Komorovádrenážlikvoru
EDS3™CSFExternalDrainageSystem
• Prevenceaterapieventrikulitidy
BACTISEAL®EVDCatheter
• Sadaprokraniálnípřístup
CranialAccessKit
NEURO CRITICAL CARE
Access – Monitoring – Therapy
DePuy Česká Republika
Johnson & Johnson, s.r.o.
Karla Engliše 3201/6
150 00 Praha 5 - Smíchov
www.jnjcz.cz
DePuy Slovensko
Johnson & Johnson, s.r.o.
Plynárenská 7/B
824 78 Bratislava
www.jnjsk.sk

International Neurovascular and Skull Base Workshop

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