Workshop On Endoscopic Spine Surgery 10 · Dr. Akshay Jain & many more National Faculty 7 sessions...
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Live OperativeWorkshop on Transforaminal Endoscopic Spine Surgery Live Surgeries Technical Lectures Minimal Acess Spinal Surgery Update - 2019 th 8 -10 February 2019 Hotel Best Western Plus O2 & Sahaj Hospital, Indore Organized by Indore Spinal Welfare Society under aegis of Indore Spine Club, AOSI & MP Chapter IOA Course Director Dr. Girish Datar Organizing Secretary Dr. Prasad Patgaonkar Co-Organizing Secretary Dr. Subodh Borle & Dr Akshay Jain www.indorespinecentre.com/massupdate2019
Transcript of Workshop On Endoscopic Spine Surgery 10 · Dr. Akshay Jain & many more National Faculty 7 sessions...
Live OperativeWorkshop onTransforaminal Endoscopic Spine Surgery
Live SurgeriesTechnical Lectures
Minimal AcessSpinal SurgeryUpdate - 2019
th8 -10 February 2019Hotel Best Western Plus O2 & Sahaj Hospital, Indore
Organized by Indore Spinal Welfare Society under aegis of Indore Spine Club, AOSI & MP Chapter IOA
Course Director Dr. Girish Datar
Organizing SecretaryDr. Prasad Patgaonkar
Co-Organizing Secretary Dr. Subodh Borle & Dr Akshay Jain
www.indorespinecentre.com/massupdate2019
Programme Highlights
Ÿ Selective Endoscopic Discectomy Ÿ Endoscopy for central herniationŸ Endoscopy for paracentral herniationŸ Endoscopy in migrated herniationŸ Endoscopy in L5-S1 disc herniationŸ Trans-iliac L5-S1 approach Ÿ Endoscopic Lateral Canal Decompression
Dr. Girish DatarDr. PalanikumarDr. Vinod Agrawal Dr. Prasad Patgaonkar Dr. Subodh Borle Dr. Sudhakaran Dr. Kalyan Bommakanti Dr. Akshay Jain & many more
National Faculty
7 sessions in 3 days
Each session includes 1 live surgery and 2 technical lectures
Live Surgeries will include
Lecture will include
Ÿ Things to consider in pre op planning
Ÿ Which Foramen to target [Unilateral leg pain with ipsilateral paracentral herniation, with contralateral paracentral herniation, with broad based central herniation, 2 consecutive level herniations, with bilateral leg symptoms in upper lumbar herniation & with uni or bi lateral symptoms in multi level disc herniations]
Clinico-radiological pre-operative planning for Transforaminal Endoscopic Discectomy
Transforaminal access. Tips & Tricks of needle & scope placement.Inside-Out, Outside-In and Outside-Out. When, What & How?
How to write and what to include in the patient consent w.r.t specific pathologies?
Ÿ Extraforaminal?Ÿ Intraforaminal?Ÿ Intradiscal? Ÿ On the SAP for Transoseous entry?
How do I decide where to dock my needle?
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Ÿ Morphology of the facet, foramen & disc Ÿ Which tool do I use - Trephine, Hand Drill or Burr? Ÿ Can I mix & match the use of Trephine, Hand Drill & Burr?
Do I do primary foraminotomy or foraminotomy later on?
Ÿ Pre op planning Ÿ Needle docking Ÿ Initiation process of foraminotomy Ÿ End point confirmation
How do I plan foraminotomy?
Ÿ Sequestrated Herniation - Targeted fragmentectomy? or Targeted fragmentectomy + Sub annular discectomy? or Sub annular discectomy first & then try to fish out the fragment from within the disc?
Ÿ Extruded Herniation - Disc First or Epidural space first Ÿ Disc Protrusion - do I also work in the epidural space Ÿ Annular Fissures & IDD
Where do I work & What do I do for?
Ÿ Disc Herniations Ÿ Disc Herniation with Impending Stenosis Ÿ Established Stenosis
Do I need to do Annulotomy, Annulectomy & Endplate osteophytectomy in every case ?
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Ÿ Pre op planning for a foraminotomy Ÿ Extending foraminotomy to foraminoplasty Ÿ Bone decompression - SAP, End plate, Pedicle inferiorly Ÿ Soft tissue decompression - Disc, Annulus, Ligamentum
Flavum
How do I perform a foraminoplasty?
Ÿ In Annular Fissures & IDD Ÿ In Disc Herniations - Protrusion, Extrusion &
Sequestration Ÿ Exiting Root, Axilla (Roof & Floor) & Traversing Root
Extent & Confirmation of Decompression
Ÿ Patient Position Ÿ Needle Entry Ÿ Placement of Dilator & Sleeve Ÿ Endoscopy Ÿ Use of Tools - Rongeur’s, Burrs, Trephine etc Ÿ Irrigation Ÿ Anomalous Anatomy Ÿ Adequacy of Decompression Ÿ DysaesthesiaŸ Other immediate complications
Common & uncommon Pitfalls in Transforaminal Endoscopic Spine Surgery
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Ÿ Lateral to Medial Excursion Ÿ Superior, Inferior, Dorsal & Ventral Angulation Ÿ Clock wise & Anticlockwise rotation Ÿ Combinations
Navigating in the Foramen
Ÿ Endoscope and Hand InstrumentsŸ MechanicalŸ MotorisedŸ Energy Tools - Radio-frequency & Laser
OT Setup, Armamentarium, Equipments & Instruments
Ÿ Indications Ÿ Pre op planningŸ Unilateral leg pain in Bilateral lateral canal stenosisŸ Unilateral leg symptoms in multilevel lateral canal stenosisŸ Bilateral symptoms in multilevel lateral canal stenosisŸ Tools necessary Ÿ Execution - Trajectory, Initiation, Foraminotomy,
Foraminoplasty, Discectomy, Annulectomy, Osteophytectomy, Detethering of Roots
Ÿ Confirmation of Extent of decompression
Decompression in stenosis
Post operative protocols & Dealing with late Post operative Complications & Problems
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About the Host City
Indore is the most populous and the largest city in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It is also considered as an education hub of the state and first city to have campuses of both the Indian Institute of Technology and the Indian Institute of Management. It comes under Tier 2 cities in India.
Indore traces its roots to its 16th century founding as a trading hub between the Deccan and Delhi. The city and its surroundings came under Hindu Maratha Empire on 18 May 1724 after Maratha Peshwa Baji Rao I assumed the full control of Malwa. During the days of the British Raj, Indore State was a 19 Gun Salute (21 locally) princely state (a rare high rank) ruled by the Maratha Holkar dynasty, until they acceded to the Union of India. Indore served as the capital of the Madhya Bharat from 1950 until 1956.
Indore has been selected as one of the 100 Indian cities to be developed as a smart city under the Smart Cities Mission. Indore has been elected as the cleanest city of India two years in a row as per the Swachh Survekshan 2017 and the Swachh Survekshan 2018, respectively.
Indore - The Cleanest City of India
Live Surgery 8-10th Feb. 2019
Hotel Stay (Check In 7th Feb 12 noon & check out 10th Feb 12noon) including breakfast 8-10th Feb. 2019
Hotel Stay (Check in 8th Feb 12noon & check out 10th Feb 12noon) including breakfast 9-10th Feb. 2019
Working Lunch 8th-10th Feb. 2019
Banquet (9th Feb 2019)
Conference Registration
2N Residential Conference Registration
3N Residential Conference Registration
SPOT
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Subject to availability & To be paid separately
Subject to availability & To be paid separately
Registration Details
Residential Package Includes
Ÿ Standard Room twin sharing/ single basis (including breakfast) at Hotel best Western Plus O2(Subject to availability)
Ÿ Check-In on 8th Feb 2019 after 12 noon (For 2N Residential Registrations)Ÿ Check-In on 7th Feb 2019 after 12 noon (For 3N Residential Registrations)Ÿ Check-Out on 10th Feb 2019 before 12 noon for all.
Residential package excludesŸ Early check-in and breakfast on the day of check-in.
Early Bird till 31st Dec 2018
Regular till 31st Jan 2019
Spotfrom 1st Feb 2019
Ortho-Spine Surgeon/ Neuro-Spine Surgeon/ Pain physicians
PG Students
18,000
10,000
Conference Registration
20,000
12,000
25,000
15,000
Conference Registration with Residential Package 2N
Ortho-Spine Surgeon/ Neuro-Spine Surgeon/ Pain physicians
PG Students
22,000
Early Bird till 31st Dec 2018
Early Bird till 31st Dec 2018
Regular till 31st Jan 2019
Regular till 31st Jan 2019
Spotfrom 1st Feb 2019
Spotfrom 1st Feb 2019
Twin Sharing
Single Twin Sharing
Single Twin Sharing
Single
26,000 24,000 28,000 Subject to Availability
Subject to Availability
NA NA NA NA NA NA
Conference Registration with Residential Package 3N
Ortho-Spine Surgeon/ Neuro-Spine Surgeon/ Pain physicians
PG Students
24,000
Early Bird till 31st Dec 2018
Early Bird till 31st Dec 2018
Regular till 31st Jan 2019
Regular till 31st Jan 2019
Spotfrom 1st Feb 2019
Spotfrom 1st Feb 2019
Twin Sharing
Single Twin Sharing
Single Twin Sharing
Single
30,000 26,000 32,000 Subject to Availability
Subject to Availability
NA NA NA NA NA NA
Bank Account Details
Indore Spinal Welfare Society
657301700542
ICICI
Savings
ICIC0006573
Saket Nagar, Indore
Account Name
Account No.
Bank Name
Account Type
IFSC code
Branch
Cheque or Demand Draft for the appropriate amount to be raised in favour of “ ”Indore Spinal Welfare Society
Schedule
1200-1500
Session 1
Day 1(8th feb. 2019)
Registration
Session 4 Session 7
Session 2 Session 5 Valedictory & Lunch
1500-1800 Session 3 Session 6 NA
0900-1200
0800-0900 - -
Day 2(9th feb. 2019)
Day 3(10th feb. 2019)
Name: Prof. Dr. Mr. Mrs.
Gender : M F
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Account Name Indore Spinal Welfare Society
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BANK DETAILS
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Registration Form(Please fill in CAPITAL letters)
Branch Saket Nagar, Indore
Dr Prasad R Patgaonkar, Spine SurgeonIndore Spine Centre126, Anoop Nagar, Off AB Road, Opp CHL Hospital, Indore 452009, M.P. India.
Secretariat
88898 44448
For any scientific session related queryDr Utkarsh Agrawal 9826417547
For registration related queryMs Aditi Gupta 8889744448
For any logistic assistanceMr Ajay Gehlot 8889744443
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