FINAL AGENDA 01 AUGUST2017 - NEUROTRAUMA 2017neurotrauma2017.com/pdf/NEUROTRAUMA-2017-SCIENTIFIC-AGENDA … · 1020-1030 Paroxysmal Sympathetic Hyperactivity in brain injury Prof

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DAY�01�FRIDAY�11�AUG�2017

0730-0830 REGISTRATION

0830-0930

SYMPOSIUM 1 : NEURO-CRITICAL CARECHAIRPERSONS: Prof. MATHEW JOSEPH, Prof. A. K. MAHAPATRA, Dr. SHANKAR GOPINATH

0830-0845

0845-0855

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0910-0925

Prof A K Mahapatra, New Delhi

Dr. K S. Thirumurthy, Coimbatore

Prof Mathew Joseph, Vellore

Prof Deepak Gupta, New Delhi

Discussion

Neuro ICU role in head injury

Fluid Management in head injury

ICP Monitoring in Head injury

Guidelines based management of severe TBI inNeuro-ICU : Role of Neurosurgeons

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DAY�1�-�11�AUG�17HALL�A�-�MORNINGNEUROTRAUMA�2017�-�SCIENTIFIC�PROGRAMME

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PLENARY SESSION 1: TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURYCHAIRPERSONS - Dr. SANJAY KUMAR, Dr. JKBC PARTHIBAN, Dr. SURESH BAPU

0930-0940

0940-0950

1030-1040

Prof. Deepak Gupta, New Delhi

Prof. Deepak Gupta, New Delhi

Dr. Suresh Bapu, Chennai

Cerebral Microdialysis: Going deep into brain biochemistry for a better understanding of pathomechanism of acute brain injury

1010-1020 Prof. V. D. Sinha, JaipurDiffuse Axonal Injury - A diagnostic & prognostic role of MRI

1020-1030 Prof. Dhaval Shukla, BangaloreParoxysmal Sympathetic Hyperactivity in brain injury

Post operative killer in Traumatic brain injury

Metabolic pattern following decompressive craniectomy - mitochondrial dysfunction and cerebral ischaemia in severetraumatic brain injury

0950-1000 Dr. Shankar Gopinath, USA The ten things to know about Concussion injury

1000-1010 Dr. Takashi Araki, Japan Decompressive craniectomy for refractory intracranial hypertension with severe traumatic brain injury in children

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1100-1145

CHAIRPERSONS: Prof SURESH NAIR,Prof V. SUNDAR, Prof ATUL GOEL

INTRODUCTION OF ORATION:Prof. SURESH NAIR

TOPIC - SURGICAL OPTIONS FOR AXIS FRACTURES

INTRODUCTION OF ORATOR:Prof P. R. RAJKUMAR



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SYMPOSIUM 2: BRACHIAL PLEXUS INJURYCHAIRPERSONS: Dr. HARI VENKATARAMANI, Prof. SUMIT SINHA, Prof V. D. SINHA

1145-1155

1155-1205

1205-1215

1215-1225

1225-1235

1235-1245

Dr. Hari Venkat Ramani, Coimbatore

Dr. B. Devanand, Coimbatore

Prof Sumit Sinha, New Delhi

Dr. Praveen Bharadwaj, CoimbatoreObstetric palsy current concepts - when, how & why?

Discussion

Clinical Approach to a case of Brachial Plexus Injury

Imaging of Brachial Plexus & Its injuries

Intra-operative electrophysiological techniques: Technical consideration, problems and pitfalls

Management strategies in surgical management of Brachial plexus injury

Dr Akansha, New Delhi



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1330-1500

1330-1345 Prof. Thomas Joseph , Coimbatore

Dr Shankar Gopinath, USA

Dr Rashim Kataria, Jaipur

Dr JKBC Parthiban, Coimbatore

The management of compression fractures of the spine

Minimally invasive treatment of Dorso-Lumbar fractures

PLENARY SESSION 2: SPINAL TRAUMACHAIRPERSONS: Prof ATUL GOEL, Prof. DHAVAL SHUKLA, Dr. R. R. RAVI

1345-1400

1400-1415

1415-1430

1430-1445

1445-1500

National Registry for Spinal Cord Injury

CV Junction Surgery using 3D Printed Customised Models

Chance Fractures: Recognition and Management

Final Goal in Spinal Cord Injury management

Prof P. S. Ramani, Mumbai

Dr. Sumit Sinha, New Delhi

1500-1515 TEA BREAK

DAY�1�-�11�AUG�17HALL�A�-�AFTERNOONNEUROTRAUMA�2017�-�SCIENTIFIC�PROGRAMME


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PLENARY SESSION 3: CHALLENGES IN NEUROTRAUMA MANAGEMENTCHAIRPERSONS: Prof. N. MUTHU KUMAR, Dr. SHANKAR GOPINATH, Dr. SHARAD RAJAMANI

1530-1545

1515-1530

1545-1600

1600-1615

1615-1630

Dr Balamurugan, ChennaiTiming of cranioplasty after decompressive craniectomy

Challenges in the management of Neurotrauma

Genesis of Neurotrauma conferences in India

Prof P. S. Ramani, Mumbai

Dr. I Dinakar, Hyderabad

Specific Challenges in severe head injurieswith Co-morbidities

Traumatology: A contemporary deliberation - From Despair to Repair Dr S. P. Thiruppathy, Trichy

Prof Ashis Pathak, Mohali

1630-1645

1645-1700

Trauma to cranial nerves

How to avoid complications of DVT and PE in Trauma Patients

Dr Brig. H. S. Bhatoe, New Delhi

Dr Shankar Gopinath, USA

DAY�1�-�11�AUG�17HALL�A�-�AFTERNOON


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1900-2000

2000 - Onwards

INAUGURATION FUNCTION

CULTURAL PROGRAM

DINNER

DAY�1�-�11�AUG�17HALL�A�-�EVENING


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DAY�1�-�11�AUG�17HALL�B�

1525-1530

1535-1540

1545-1550

1530-1535

1540-1545

1550-1555

Author - Brig (Dr) MN Swamy,Presenter Dr. Amit Narang

Dr. Nishant Goyal

Dr. Sachin Anil Borkar

Dr. Ravi Sharma

Dr. Pankaj Singh

Dr. Vikas Maheshwari

Diaphragm Sparing Mini Open Thoracotomy With Expandable Cage Fixation – A Novel Approach to Thoraco Lumbar Fractures

Free Hand Pedicle Screw Placement In Complex Thoracolumbar Trauma : Accuracy Vis-a-Vis C-Arm/O-Arm Pedicle Screw Placement

Introduction of Intraoperative Imaging to Preserve Function in Complex Atlas-hangman fractures

1515-1555FREE PAPER SESSION - SPINE INJURY - 1CHAIRPERSONS : Dr. SRI SARAVANAN, Dr. RASHIM KATARIA, Dr. SUSHIL PATKAR

1515-1520

1520-1525

Percutaneous Pedicle Screw Fixation for Thoracolumbar Junction SpineInjuries : Operative Nuances, Utility of Navigation & Efficacy Dr. Dhandapani S S

Dr. Deepak Kumar Singh Tanspedicular decompression and fixation of thoracolumbar fractures

Early experience of managing spinal injuries in a hilly state

Post-Traumatic C7-D1 Fracture Dislocations: Technical Considerations and Outcome Analysis

Subaxial Spine Reconstruction: An Institutional Experience


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DAY�1�-�11�AUG�17HALL�B�

1600-1635

FREE PAPER SESSION - HEAD INJURY - 1CHAIRPERSONS : Prof. MOHAN SAMPATH KUMAR, Prof. THIRUVALLUVAN, Prof. VEERAPANDIAN

1600-1605

1610-1615

1620-1625

1630-1635

1605-1610

1615-1620

1625-1630

Management of Post Traumatic Vertigo Dr. Palaniyappan

Dr. Prahlad S T

Dr. Aravinth Kumar A

Dr. Arulselvi S

Dr. Jai Prakash Narayan

Dr. Shivani Sharma

Dr. Bhoopendra Singh

Predictors of Post Operative Outcome Following Decompressive Craniectomy For Traumatic Brain Injury

Acute inflammatory response in traumatic brain injury and association with early trauma induced coagulopathy

Single centre study on outcome of decompressive craniectomy in elderly TBI patients

Ischemic Events in Traumatic Brain Injury

Hyperfibrinolysis in isolated severe traumatic brain injury (iSTBI) Patients : Prospective study

Experience of Concussion Screening in Mild TBI (mTBI) Patients on Admission in a Level I Trauma Centre in Northern India


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1245-1330�-�POSTER�SESSION�-�01

Brain in the ear- A rare complication – case report and literature review Dr. Madhan S

Transorbital Penetrating Brain Injury Due To A Freak Accident Dr. Rajanandhan V

A Rare case of EDH with coexistent ipsilateral chronic SDH Dr. Mayilan C

Contralateral acute subdural hematoma following evacuation of a chronicsubdural hematoma with burr-hole craniotomy: case report

Dr. Hemant Alda

Post Cranioplasty Complication – A Case Report Dr. Senthil Kumar

Extra Dural Hematoma Of Clivus: An Uncommon Case Dr. Balachandar D

Traumatic Avulsed Skull Bone Associated With Depressed Fracture Dr. Thirumurthy K S

Growing skull fracture of orbital roof - A rare entity in adults Dr. Gandhiraj T

Subdural haematoma after trivial trauma in ITP patients Dr. Saurav Kumar

Interesting Case of Calcified Extradural Hematoma in an Adult Dr. Rajarajan J

Central Horner Syndrome due to Cervical disc herniation Dr. Kesavan G

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Dr. P. S. RAMANI ORATIONORATOR: Prof. YOKO KATO

0830-0915

CHAIRPERSONS: Dr. C. E. DEOPUJARI, Prof. V. D. SINHA, Prof. MARK FITZGERALD

INTRODUCTION OF ORATION:Dr. JKBC PARTHIBAN

TOPIC - NEUROSURGERY EDUCATION IN ASIAN CONGRESS OF NEUROLOGICAL SURGEONS

INTRODUCTION OF ORATOR:Dr. SHYAM SUNDAR


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Dr. Shankar Gopinath, USA

Dr Suresh Jayabalan, Coimbatore

Dr M Balamurugan , Chennai

Dr C. E. Deopujari, Mumbai

Prof. Yoko Kato, Japan

Dr. Mathew Cherian , Coimbatore

Dr. Takashi Araki, Japan

Dr A K Srivastava, Delhi

Prof. N Muthu Kumar, Madurai

Dr C. E. Deopujari, Mumbai

PLENARY SESSION 4: POST HEAD INJURY SEQUELAE & PAEDIATRIC NEUROTRAUMACHAIRPERSONS: Prof. YASHBIR DHAWAN, Dr. TAKASHI ARAKI, Dr. ASHIS PATHAK

Hydrocephalus after Decompressive Craniectomy: Prediction and Management

Pre-fabricated cranioplasty in post decompressive craniectomy patients

Management of Post Traumatic Hydrocephalus

Principles in Management of CSF Rhinorrhoea - Post Traumatic

Management of Chronic Subdural hematoma afterRuptured Aneurysm Surgery

Management of Post Traumatic Carotico-Cavernous Fistula

Neurosurgical perspectives in the treatment of abusive head trauma.

Morphometric study of Chronic subdural hematoma

Basal Ganglia - Internal capsule ischaemic lesions in Children with Mild Head Injury

Growing fractures of the skull in children1005-1015

1035-1045

0935-0945

0925-0935

0915-0925

0945-0955

0915-1055

1025-1035

1015-1025

0955-1005

1045-1055


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1115-1215

1115-1130

1130-1140

1140-1155

1155-1205

1205-1215

Prof. P S Ramani, Mumbai

Dr Prakash Modha, Rajkot

Dr Sushil Patkar, Pune

Prof Atul Goel, Mumbai

Discussion

Surgical management of trauma at c1 and c2

Odontoid screw fixation

Anterior plate and screw fixation of type 2 fracture of odontoid

Craniovertebral instability and management

SYMPOSIUM 3: C1 AND C2 TRAUMACHAIRPERSONS: Prof. P. S. RAMANI, Prof. S. S. KALE, Dr. R. MURALI

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1215-1315DEBATE: IDEAL SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF CEREBRAL EDEMA IN SEVERE HEAD INJURYCHAIRPERSONS : Prof. SURESH NAIR, Prof. DILIP PANIKAR, Prof. THOMAS JOSEPH


Dr JKBC Parthiban, Coimbatore

Dr. Iype Cherian, Nepal

Decompressive Craniectomy alone

Decompressive Craniectomy + Cisternostomy

Cisternostomy alone

Discussion

1245-1300

1300-1315

1230-1245

1215-1230

1315-1400 LUNCH BREAK


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DAY�2�-�12�AUG�17HALL�A�-AFTERNOON

Dr A K BANERJEE ORATIONORATOR: Prof. S. S. KALE

1400-1445

CHAIRPERSONS: Prof. P. S. RAMANI,Dr. SANJAY KUMAR, Dr. DILIP PANIKAR

INTRODUCTION OF ORATION:Prof. SUMIT SINHA

TOPIC - UNTOLD STORIES IN CERVICAL SPINE INJURY

INTRODUCTION OF ORATOR:Dr. JKBC PARTHIBAN


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1445-1550

SYMPOSIUM 4: NEURO-REHABILITATIONCHAIRPERSONS: Prof. THOMAS JOSEPH, Dr. BALAMURUGAN (Chennai), Prof. A. K MAHAPATRA

1445-1500

1500-1515

1515-1530

1530-1545

1545-1550 Discussion

Post traumatic behavioural disorders and management

Robotic Rehabilitation in post severe head injury sequelae

Stem Cells in Neurosurgery / Spinal Cord injury

Neuro-ortho surgical management of post traumatic spasticity

Prof. Venkatesh Ramachandran, Chennai

Prof W. Zev Rymer, USA

Prof. Yashbir Dewan, Dehradun

Prof. A K Purohit, Hyderabad

1550-1600 TEA BREAK


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1600-1630AWARD PAPERSCHAIRPERSONS: Prof. MATHEW JOSEPH, Prof. V SUNDAR, Dr. BALA SENTHILKUMARAN

1600-1615

1615-1630

AWARD PAPER - 1 : Utility of transcranial Doppler in estimating perfusion pressure in traumatic brain injury - a prospective observational trial Dr. Ramanan Rajagopal

Dr. Siddharth VankipuramAWARD PAPER - 2 : Four quadrant osteoplastic decompressive craniotomy vs Conventional decompressive craniectomy for Traumatic Brain injury - A randomised controlled trial


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1630-1705FREE PAPER SESSION - HEAD INJURY - 2CHAIRPERSON: Dr. P. PALANIYAPPAN, Dr. RAJESH BABU, Dr. SHYAM SUNDAR

1630-1635

1640-1645

1650-1655

1700-1705

1635-1640

1645-1650

1655-1700

Post-traumatic Intracranial Pseudoaneurysms - A Single Instituition Study Dr. Shyam D

Dr. Amol Raheja

Dr. Uday Goutam

Dr. Shamantha Afreen

Dr. Azeem M

Surgical Outcome of Decompressive Craniectomy in Adult Patients in the Treatment of Frontal Hemorrhagic Contusion

Serum Biomarkers as predictor of long term outcome in severe traumatic brain injury

Neuroendocrine dysfunction in traumatic brain injury

Cerebral Infarction after Traumatic Brain Injury: Incidence and Risk Factors

Dr. ParaneetharanUltra Early Cranioplasty after Decompressive Craniectomy augmentation by Stretchable silicone sheet – Prospective study 27 cases

PAID syndrome- early diagnosis and treatment and its effect on functionaloutcome - in severe head injury

Dr. Madhusuthan K


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DAY�2�-�12�AUG�17HALL�A�-�EVENING

1800-1900

1900-Onwards

GENERAL BODY MEETING

DINNER


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N

DAY�2�-�12�AUG�17HALL�B�-�MORNING

1000-1300 NEURO NURSES PROGRAMME


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DAY�2�-�12�AUG�17HALL�B�-�AFTERNOON

1635-1705FREE PAPER SESSION - SPINE INJURY - 2CHAIRPERSONS : Dr. R. VENKATESH, Dr. N. VIKRAM, Dr. DEVANAND SENTHIL KUMAR

1635-1640

1645-1650

1655-1700

1640-1645

1650-1655

1700-1705

Management of Odontoid Fractures - our Experience Dr. Md Imran

Dr. Pradeep B

Dr. Simeon C

Dr. (Col) T S Vasan

Dr. Satish Kumar T

Dr. Das N K

Series of Anterior Single Screw Fixation for Type 2 Odontoid Fractures

Hangman’s Fracture Management : our Institutional Experience

Surgical Management And Outcome of Subaxial Cervical Spine Trauma – An Institutional Experience

Subaxial Cervical Facet Dislocation- Closed / Open Ventral Reduction of Locked Facets

Introduction of Intraoperative Imaging to Preserve Function incomplex Atlas-Hangman's fractures


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DAY�2�-�12�AUG�17HALL�B��-�LUNCH

1315-1400�-�POSTER�SESSION�-�02

A rare case of intradiploic hematoma without skullfracture.

Dr. Abinav Sivashankar S

Rare case report of Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis in Polycythemia of Benign Etiology

Dr Bandi Bharath Reddy

A Penetrating cranio-orbital injury navigating anatomy of anterolateral skull base

Dr. Seema Singh

Post Traumatic Diagnostic Evolution – A case report Dr. Kesavan Gurusamy

Pattern of Injury in Fatal Head Trauma Dr. Joseph alexis

Diagnostic Surprise of Post-Traumatic Otorrhoea- A Case Report Dr. Sukirti Chauhan

Post Electric Shock-burn to Head-non Healing Wound-What to Do? Dr. Rajesh Babu

Penetrating Neurotrauma – An Agricultural Instrument Traversing up to the Right Parietal Lobe Causing Constructional Apraxia –A Rare Case Report. Dr. Azeem M

Traumatic CSF rhinorrhea- our experience Dr. Siddartha Reddy M

An unusual case of post traumatic proptosis – a case report Dr. Siddartha Reddy M

DAY�03�SUNDAY�13�AUG�2017


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0830-0930

Dr. K. S. Thirumurthy, Coimbatore

Prof. J. Amolorpavanathan, Chennai

Dr. S. Swaminathan, Coimbatore

Brain Death Declaration - Protocol

Cadaver Organ transplantation in Tamil Nadu - History and Statistics

Protocols in Cadaver Organs Harvestment

SYMPOSIUM 5: BRAIN DEATH DECLARATION & CADAVER ORGAN TRANSPLANTATIONCHAIRPERSONS: Prof. V. SUNDAR, Dr. V. G. RAMESH, Dr. AMALORPAVANATHAN

Limitation of Cadaver organ transplantation and Brain Death Programme

Prof. A. K. Mahapatra, New Delhi

0830-0840

Discussion

0840-0850

0850-0900

0900-0915

0915-0930


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Dr. A. D. SEHGAL ORATIONORATOR: Prof. MARK FITZGERALD

0930-1015

CHAIRPERSONS: Prof. MATHEW JOSEPH, Dr. SURESH JAYABALAN, Dr. RASHIM KATARIA

INTRODUCTION OF ORATION:Prof. V. D. SINHA

TOPIC - TRAUMA SYSTEMS

INTRODUCTION OF ORATOR:Prof. MATHEW JOSEPH

1015-1030 TEA BREAK


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1030-1120FREE PAPERS SESSION - HEAD INJURY 3CHAIRPERSONS : Dr. SELVAMUTHUKUMARAN, Dr. RASHIM KATARIA, Dr. HITESH GURJAR

1030-1035

1040-1045

1050-1055

1100-1105

1035-1040

1045-1050

A Comparative Analysis Of The Montreal Cognitive Assessment Test And The Minimental State Examination For The Diagnosis Of Cognitive Deficits In Patients With Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

Dr. Krishna Narayanan N K

Dr. Annie Thomas

Dr. Manish

Dr. Sathish Kumar T E

Dr. Machchhindranath Vijay Nilange

Dr. Hariharasudan R

Dr. Viraat Harsh

Comparative study of derangement of coagulation profile between adult and paediatric age group in moderate to severe traumatic brain injury

Civilian craniospinal gunshot wounds : our institutional experience

Depressed skull fractures : a study of 384 operated cases

Dr. Vaibhav NasrePost Traumatic Subdural Hygroma – Propective Study

1115-1120 Dr. Sachin GutheBilateral Head Injuries : An Institutional Review

Early neurological physiotherapy intervention in Neurosurgical Intensive Care Unit for traumatic brain injury patients-A hospital based study

Management of Head injury in the extremes of ages – Experience in a tertiary care centre.

Paediatric head injury in a peripheral tertiary trauma care centre

1110-1115 Dr. Pravin SurvasheManagement of Persistent Post Traumatic CSF Rhinorrhea

1105-1110

1055-1100


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1120-1135

1135-1150

Present day Tools in prognostication of Severe Head Injury

Guidelines in management of compound depressed fractures

Dr. Ashis Pathak, Mohali


PLENARY SESSION 5: GUIDELINES & PROTOCOLSCHAIRPERSONS : Prof. N. MUTHU KUMAR, Dr. JOSEPH MATHEW, Dr. P. PALANIYAPPAN

1150-1205Current Status of Neuro-rehabilitation after TBI in India - Need for Guidelines

Prof Dhaval Shukla, Bangalore

1205-1220MHIPS - Madras Head Injury Prognostic Scale - Revisited

Prof V. G. Ramesh, Chennai

1120-1220


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1220-1300

FREE PAPERS SESSION - HEAD INJURY 04CHAIRPERSONS: CHAIRPERSONS: Dr. V. G. RAMESH, Dr. THIRUMURTHY, Prof. DHAVAL SHUKLA

1220-1225

1230-1235

1240-1245

1250-1255

1225-1230

1235-1240

Tackling the glymphatic system - An essential step towards better outcomein Head injury Dr. Jos Jasper

Dr. Shanthanam S

Dr. Ravi Kiran Gorijala

Dr. Laxmikant Bhople

Dr. Bandi Bharath Kumar Reddy

Dr. Vivek Tandon

Dr. Vignesh S

A Prospective Comprative study Comparing Titanium Implants And 2’0 Prolene In Primary Reconstruction of Compound Frontal Depressed Fractures

Syndrome of Trephine : our Experience

Outcome of Surgical Management for Extradural Hematoma In Traumatic Brain Injury Patients - An Institute Experience

Dr. Milesh NagarSingle burr hole craniostomy with irrigation and drainage for unilateral chronic subdural hematoma in young adult less than 40 years of age: A rationale behind the Procedure

Cisternostomy in traumatic brain injury-a short series

Expanion Cranioplasty for Refractory Increased Intracranial Pressure

Post-traumatic Hydrocephalus: Comparison of endoscopic third Ventriculostomy and Ventriculo-peritoneal shunt

1255-1300

1245-1250

1300 - onwards VALEDICTORY FOLLOWED BY LUNCH


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DAY�3�-�13�AUG�17HALL�B�-�MORNING

1030-1130FREE PAPER SESSION - HEAD INJURY 5CHAIRPERSON: Prof D. BALASUBRAMANIAM, Dr. SURESH JAYABALAN, Prof. MURUGESAN

1030-1035 Dr. Sathish Prabu S SDiagnostic Value of HRCT temporal bones in Trauma

1040-1045

1050-1055 Dr. Srikanta Kumar DasUse of MRI Parameters and other Factors In Prognosis of Post Traumatic SAH

1100-1105 Dr. Rajesh BabuCraniofacial injuries due to human-animal conflicts - Our Experience

1110-1115 Dr. N. VijayeswaranAnalysis of missed cases of orbit and orbitocranial wooden foreign bodies

1120-1125 Dr. Saurav Kumar BesraEpidemio-clinico-radiological profile of Acute subdural hematoma at atertiary Health Care Centre in Eastern India

1125-1130 Dr. Batuk Diyora

1035-1040 Dr. Madhan SOptimal Ventilatory Mode In Head Injury - Our Institutional Study

1045-1050 Dr. Vishnubhai Najarubhai RathwaTo predict outcome of severe & moderate head injury patients with multipleintracranial procedures on 3 month & 6 month follow up

1055-1100 Dr. Inamul HaqueStudy of head injury with petrous part of temporal bone fracture in Gauhati Medical College and Hospital

1105-1110 Dr. Vaishali NMarshall and Rotterdam CT Scan Scoring System for Mortality Risk Stratification - Revisited

1115-1120 Dr. Niraj Kumar ChoudharyOutcome in surgical management of traumatic extradural haematoma: An industrial hospital study

Management of Traumatic carotico cavernous fistula - our experience.

Dr. Ramanujam SPaid Syndrome – Are We Paying For It?

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FINAL AGENDA 01 AUGUST2017 - NEUROTRAUMA 2017neurotrauma2017.com/pdf/NEUROTRAUMA-2017-SCIENTIFIC-AGENDA … · 1020-1030 Paroxysmal Sympathetic Hyperactivity in brain injury Prof