Dr. Francisco González Llanos. Dr. Rokuya Tanikawa
Dr. Francisco González-Llanos, Dr. Rokuya Tanikawa, Dr. Jorge Mura, Dr. Jon Olabe.
Dr. Francisco González-LLanos (Course Director),
Dr. Rokuya Tanikawa (Japan) Dr. Pablo Rubino (Argentina)
WHO WE ARE
Chief of Service of the Neurosurgery Service of the Hospital Virgen de la Salud of Toledo.
Chief of Service of the Neurosurgery Service of the Hospital La Paz of Madrid..
Our Guests Faculty
Clinical Professor Asahikawa Medical University
Vice President, Director
Department of Neurosurgey, Stroke Center,
Teishinkai Hospital, Japan.
Vice President, Director
Department of Neurosurgey, Stroke Center,
Teishinkai Hospital, Japan.
Member of the Society of Neurology, Psychiatry and Neurosurgery of Chile (SONEPSYN).
Active Member of the Society of Neurosurgery Chile.
Active Member of the Society of Neurosurgery Chile.
Deputy Chief of Neurosurgery Service of the Hospital of High Complexity
Crossing – Province of Buenos Aires.
Vascular Neurosurgery Section Chief. Favaloro Foundation.
Appointed Professor University of Buenos Aires (UBA)
Crossing – Province of Buenos Aires.
Vascular Neurosurgery Section Chief. Favaloro Foundation.
Appointed Professor University of Buenos Aires (UBA)
Neurosurgeon Hospital Quirón Palmaplanas
Specialist in Maxillofacial Surgery and ENT,
Hospital Ruber International. Madrid.
Hospital Ruber International. Madrid.
Member of the Scientific Committee, the Chapter of Noninvasive Vascular Diagnosis of the Spanish Society of Angiology and Vascular Surgery.
Deputy Unit of Angiology and Vascular Surgery Hospital Virgen de la Salud. Toledo.
Deputy Unit of Angiology and Vascular Surgery Hospital Virgen de la Salud. Toledo.
MD, Bucharest
WHEN WE WORK
WHERE WE WORK
Professor Rokuya Tanikawa (Japan) demonstrated a microanastomosis in a live, anesthetized animal model. (Professor Rokuya Tanikawa is pictured at the microscope with Professor Roda Frade to his left.)
Professor Jorge Mura, Dandy Chile Chapter Officer, demonstrated microsurgical clipping of an aneurysm in a live, anesthetized pig. Aneurysms were created in the carotid artery of the animal based on a model developed by Professors González-Llanos and Roda Frade (Co-Directors of the Dandy European Microanastomosis Laboratory). Anesthesia was provided by a veterinary anesthesiologist.
Residents, Dr. Jason Paluzzi (Florida, USA) and Fernando Alonso (Ohio, USA), seen practicing a microsurgical clipping of an aneurysm in a live, anesthetized animal model.
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