The 22nd Tator-Turnbull Symposium is next Friday, Nov 10th at 12:00 pm. The event will feature Dr. Aileen Anderson as the keynote speaker! Location: BMO Education & Conference Centre. You can download the full program using the QR code below. Spine Program, University of Toronto Krembil Brain Institute University of Toronto Neurosurgery

Spine Science Symposium at #dwg2023 a huge success proofing broad interest in experimental spine research #spinescience DWG (Deutsche Wirbelsäulengesellschaft) congratulations to organizers 👏 for having such a packed room

Looking forward and happy to contribute Concussion in sports is a serious problem that deserves more attention. College and female soccer are significantly affected. Same is true for non-professional soccer athletes. Glad to see that a European joint effort is forming.

And that’s a wrap everyone! Thank you to the amazing participants and faculty for this unforgettable #EANSresearchcourse 2024! Congratulations to the EANS Aesculap Research Prize 2024 winners 🏆🤩 Dr Gerritsen & Dr Eisenkolb for their #clinical & #lab work 💫

🗣️ Call for papers for a new special topic issue in #BrainandSpine: Emerging challenges and opportunities in the management of #spinalcord injury, covering both basic and clinical research, with a focus on topics that are considered cutting-edge. #spinalcord #machinelearning

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The August 2024 issue of #SpinalCord is online! You can read all the papers of this issue ➡️ nature.com/sc/volumes/62/…

The September 2024 issue of #SpinalCord is online. You can find all the papers of this issue ➡️ nature.com/sc/volumes/62/… #SpinalCordInjury

“We’re excited about the DWG Congress in Hamburg! Right at the start, we have a highlight with the SpineScience satellite symposium. Don’t miss it! #DWG_Spine #SpineScience #DWG_Hamburg2024

New publication: Identification of a Therapeutic Window for Neurovascular Unit Repair after Experimental Spinal Cord Injury Krembil Brain Institute Spine Program, University of Toronto University of Toronto Neurosurgery pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39585767/

Amazing November Publications post 4/5 👇 First original paper from our work in experimental spinal cord injury #SCI In collaboration with good friend ⁦Michael G. Fehlings⁩ Congratulations to ⁦Vanessa Hubertus⁩ and ⁦group liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/ne…

Get ready for cutting-edge insights in the Spine Science Symposium. Do not miss out on the chance to hear from top experts in the field. The session is just about to start! Check the details in the programme: dwg-kongress.de/en/programme/w… #dwg_spine #dwg_hamburg2024

These ⬇️ #SpinalCord papers are trending! See ➡️ nature.com/sc/ #NeurologicalClassification #SirLudwigGuttmann #Sport #Catheterisation

Read open access in the Global Spine Journal , by Michael G. Fehlings , Shekar Kurpad, et al. on behalf of the AO Spine Knowledge Forum SCI.

Excited to introduce the new European Association of Neurosurgical Societies Research course! For the first time the research course will have a focus on preclinical & translational research! #Neurosurgery

🤩 Peter Vajkoczy & Lars Wessels warmly invite you to the 6th EANS Basic #Endovascular Course on 12-13 June in Berlin! 💡 Learn essential skills on neurovascular treatments from our international faculty. Places are filling up fast! 👉 bit.ly/4dh4KeX #EANSonline

REMINDER: Join us in the next webinar organized by the EANS Research Committee! Kick-off Session: Shaping the Future of Neurosurgical Research. #EANSonline #Neurosurgical #Research- mailchi.mp/eans.org/14052…

Don’t miss the AO Spine KF SCI HOT TOPIC symposium on Degenerative Cervical Myelopathy : Personalized Medicine at Global Spine Congress 2025! Full program: ow.ly/Ju3t50VCTgt See you in Rio! 📷 #GSC2025 #AOSpine #SpineSurgery #DCM #PersonalizedMedicine #SCI #KFSCI

Editor's Choice: Intraoperative ultrasound is an emerging tool for assessing the injured spinal cord during surgical intervention but the extent of utilization of this technique is unknown. This study assessed whether a knowledge gap exists regarding IOUS in managing patients.

In Memoriam: Professor M. Gazi Yaşargil (1925-2025) The world of neurosurgery mourns the passing of Professor Mahmut Gazi Yaşargil, who died today at the age of 99, just one month before what would have been his 100th birthday celebration. Born on July 6, 1925, in Turkey,