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Conference

Friday, December 02 2022.

Summit

 

COGNITIVE NEUROSURGERY SUMMIT

"Long-term oncological & quality of life results in Low Grade Glioma"

 

8:30

IÑIGO POMPOSO.

Head of Neurosurgery, Cruces University Hospital

Welcome address: “Cognitive Neurosurgery. Long Term oncological and quality of life results in Low Grade Glioma

 

JESÚS LAFUENTE

Neurosurgeon Hospital del Mar

EANS 2023 & WFNS 2025 Oncological panels

 

SANTIAGO GIL-ROBLES

Neurosurgeon, Quironsalud Hospital

Neurosurgeon

Personalized surgery

 

MANUEL CARREIRAS

Scientific Director of BCBL

BCBL

Cognition & Emotions

 

M LUZ MARQUÉS

Managing Director Cruces University Hospital.

Cruces University Hospital

Awake Surgery Project

 

8:45  Official opening by GOTZONE SAGARDUY, Basque Government Minister of Health

 

PART I: ANATOMY, ONCOLOGY, LONG TERM SURVIVAL & QUALITY OF LIFE (Chair: IÑIGO POMPOSO)

 

9:00

JOSE VICENTE LAFUENTE

Full Professor of Anatomy, UPV-EHU

Cognitive and Behavioural NeuroAnatomy

9:15

JUAN MARTINO

Neurosurgeon, Marqués de Valdecilla University Hospital

Subcortical anatomy

9:30

RICARDO FERNANDEZ

Oncologist, Clínica IMQ Zorrozaurre

Advances in Personalized Medicine in Oncology

9:50

GARAZI BERMUDEZ

Neurosurgeon, Cruces University Hospital

Cruces University Hospital: Our evolution to Cognitive Neurosurgery

10:05

HUGUES DUFFAU

Neurosurgeon, Montpellier University Medical Center

Long-term survival and quality of life after a connectome-based surgery in awake patients with low-grade glioma: towards a meta-networking organization of brain processing

 

 

10:45

1st ROUND TABLE

 

ALL

 

11:00  Coffee Break

 

PART II: FUNCTIONAL COGNITIVE MAPPING (Chair: MANUEL CARREIRAS)

 

11:20

FRANCESCO VERGANI

Neurosurgeon, King’s College Hospital

Awake surgery for "non-dominant" hemisphere tumors: how to get started

11:50

ENMANUEL MANDONNET

Neurosurgeon, Lariboisièr Hospital

Towards machine learning-based connectivity-informed personalization of awake surgery

12:20

SANTIAGO GIL-ROBLES

Neurosurgeon, Quironsalud Hospital

Cognitive neuro oncology

12:40

HUGES DUFFAU

Neurosurgeon, Montpellier University Medical Center

Contribution of the meta-networking theory of brain functions to a connectome-based surgery for low-grade glioma about over 1 '100 procedures with awake mapping

 

 

13:15

2nd ROUND TABLE

 

ALL

 

13:30-14:15  Time for Lunch

 

PART III: NEUROREHABILITATION & COGNITION (Chair: ILEANA QUIÑONES)

 

14:15

JORDI MONEDERO & GUSTAVO MARTIN

Clinical management services- SERGESCLIN

Experience in video documentation of personalized awake patient surgeries

14:30

LUCAS RIBEIRO

Hôpital Gui de Chauliac

Recurrent insular low-grade gliomas: factors guiding the decision to reoperate

14:45

LARA GALBARRIATU

Neurosurgeon, Cruces University Hospital

Cognition in Epilepsy

15:00

JOSE IGNACIO QUEMADA

Psychiatrist, Aita Menni Hospital

Psychopathology of right brain hemisphere lesions

 

15:30

3rd ROUND TABLE

 

ALL

 

15:45  Coffee Break

 

PART IV: TRANSLATING COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE INTO SURGICAL PRACTICE (Chair: SANTIAGO GIL-ROBLES)

 

16:05

ILEANA QUIÑONES

Staff Scientist BCBL

A computational tool for predicting cognitive recovery in glioma patients

16:35

MANUEL CARREIRAS

Scientific Director of BCBL

Cognitive Neurosurgery in the bilingual brain

 

17:05

4th ROUND TABLE

 

ALL

 

17:15 Discussing the future directions of the Cognitive Neurosurgery: European DLGG Network Proposal. (Chairs: SANTIAGO GIL-ROBLES & ILEANA QUIÑONES)

 

17:30 Closing Remarks by IÑIGO POMPOSO and all the attendants

 

November 30 1999.

Manuel Carreiras

BCBL Director. Ikerbasque Research Professor. Group Leader

m.carreiras@bcbl.eu

November 30 1999.

Iñigo Pomposo

November 30 1999.

Santiago Gil-Robles

November 30 1999.

Ignacio García-Alonso

November 30 1999.

José Vicente Lafuente

November 30 1999.

Alejandro Carrasco

November 30 1999.

Garazi Bermúdez

November 30 1999.

Jordi Monedero

November 30 1999.

Ricardo Fernández

Head of Medical Oncology Department at Clínica IMQ Zorrozaurre in Bilbao

November 30 1999.

Garazi Bermúdez

Neurosurgeon at Cruces University Hospital in Bilbao.

Researcher at Biocruces Bizkaia Health Research Institute.

November 30 1999.

Hugues Duffau

Professor and Chairman, Department of Neurosurgery, Gui de Chauliac Hospital, Montpellier University Medical Center in France

Director of the Team “Plasticity of the central nervous system, human stem cells and glial tumors”, INSERM U1051, Institute of Neurosciences of Montpelli

November 30 1999.

Leire Ortiz

Rehabilitating doctor at the Brain Injury section, Cruces University Hospital in Bilbao.

Rehabilitating doctor at Menni Brain Injury Network Neurorrehabilitation Center in Bilbao.

November 30 1999.

Francesco Vergani

Consultant Neurosurgeon at King’s College Hospital in London.

 

November 30 1999.

Enmanuel Mandonnet

Professor and Vice Chairman, Department of Neurosurgery, Lariboisièr Hospital in Paris.

November 30 1999.

Jesús Lafuente

Neurosurgeon at Hospital del Mar in Barcelona.

Former President of the European Association of Neurosurgical Societies (EANS)

November 30 1999.

Ileana Quiñones

Principal investigator responsible for the coordination and management of one of the main BCBL’ translational research projects leading to the development and refinement of protocols for intervention with brain tumour patients who require surgery (“Brain surgery with awake patients”). Among my responsibilities as PI are the coordination with the neurosurgery unit of the Hospital Universitario Cruces Bilbao, the identification of weaknesses in the intervention protocols and the creation of tools that can be transferable to clinical practice. This project, with its non-invasive functional neuroimaging approach, will help to improve the benefit-to-risk ratio of brain surgery by increasing knowledge of how the brain is functionally modified in response to tumour growth. This would allow for better surgical planning on a patient-by-patient basis, by precisely informing about tumour localization and surrounding functional brain tissue, both before and after surgery. This project received the prize for the Best Health Technology Innovation awarded by the Spanish Technology and Health Foundation and the Spanish Federation of Healthcare Technology Companies in 2019 (https://www.euskadi.eus/gobierno-vasco/-/noticia/2019/euskadi-premio-a-la-mejor-innovacion-tecnologica-en-salud-impulsada-por-una-comunidad-autonoma/).

November 30 1999.

José Ignacio Quemada

Head of the Brain Injury Service at Aita Menni Hospital in Mondragón (Spain).

Coordinator of the Menni Brain Injury Network, including all the Brain Injury Services run by the Hospital Nuns in Spain.

November 30 1999.

Jordi Monedero

Clinical management services – SERGESCLIN 500

November 30 1999.

Gustavo Martín

Audiovisual technician – SERGESCLIN 500

November 30 1999.

Santiago Gil-Robles

Head of the Neurosurgery Department at Quironsalud Hospital in Madrid.

Researcher at Biocruces Bizkaia Health Research Institute.

November 30 1999.

Juan Martino

Neurosurgeon at Marqués de Valdecilla University Hospital in Santander

November 30 1999.

Manuel Carreiras

  • Scientific Director of Basque Center on Cognition, Brain and Language (BCBL) in Donostia San Sebastian (Spain)

November 30 1999.

Ileana Quiñones

Principal investigator responsible for the coordination and management of one of the main BCBL’ translational research projects leading to the development and refinement of protocols for intervention with brain tumour patients who require surgery (“Brain surgery with awake patients”). Among my responsibilities as PI are the coordination with the neurosurgery unit of the Hospital Universitario Cruces Bilbao, the identification of weaknesses in the intervention protocols and the creation of tools that can be transferable to clinical practice. This project, with its non-invasive functional neuroimaging approach, will help to improve the benefit-to-risk ratio of brain surgery by increasing knowledge of how the brain is functionally modified in response to tumour growth. This would allow for better surgical planning on a patient-by-patient basis, by precisely informing about tumour localization and surrounding functional brain tissue, both before and after surgery. This project received the prize for the Best Health Technology Innovation awarded by the Spanish Technology and Health Foundation and the Spanish Federation of Healthcare Technology Companies in 2019 (https://www.euskadi.eus/gobierno-vasco/-/noticia/2019/euskadi-premio-a-la-mejor-innovacion-tecnologica-en-salud-impulsada-por-una-comunidad-autonoma/).

November 30 1999.

José Vicente Lafuente

Vice Dean of Innovation and Grade Coordination at the Medical and Nursery School, University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU).

Full Professor of Human Anatomy, University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU).

Principal Investigator of LaNCE research group.

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