Neurosurgery Research and Education Foundation (NREF)

Read about our time in Memphis hosting the Endovascular and Vascular Techniques Course for Senior Residents and Neuroendovascular Surgery Techniques Course for Fellows at the Medical Education & Research Institute in this article with photos by Semmes Murphey Clinic: https://ow.ly/Tz5A50Ub3TZ Thank you again to our amazing sponsors: Johnson & Johnson MedTech | Neurovascular Terumo Neuro Stryker Neurovascular Penumbra Neuro Balt Medtronic Enjoy some more of our favorite photos from the Memphis courses!

The NREF extends sincere thanks to Theodore R. Jacobs, MD, FAANS, the latest member philanthropist to reach the Gold level in the Cushing Circle of Giving. ????????? https://ow.ly/MoSJ50UbN0I

I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to attend the Neuroendovascular Surgery Techniques Course for Fellows in Memphis this past weekend, organized by the Neurosurgery Research and Education Foundation (NREF). I was honored to be selected as a stipend recipient for this course through the Residency Exchange Program by the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS) and European Association of Neurosurgical Societies (EANS). A big thank you to both the EANS and AANS for enabling this enriching educational experience. Their commitment to advancing neurosurgical education and fostering international collaboration is truly inspiring. A heartfelt thank you to the exceptional faculty and fellows who made this course so memorable. The event, expertly organized by Lucas Elijovich and Mandy Binning, provided invaluable insights into endovascular neurosurgery and a fantastic platform for networking with talented professionals. Special thanks to the outstanding faculty members: Jan-Karl Burkhardt, MD, Stephan Munich, Adam Arthur, Ali Alaraj, MD, MHA, FAHA, FACS, Maxim Mokin, Ivan Lylyk, Michael Chen, Peter Kan, Michael Froehler, Rudy J. Rahme, MD. I am excited to apply everything I’ve learned and continue building meaningful connections in the field of neuroendovascular surgery. #Neurosurgery #NREF #AANS #EANS #NeuroendovascularSurgery #MedicalEducation #Networking #Grateful

We tasked our lead investigator, Andrew W. Grande M.D., with his toughest mission yet - scoping out whether UofM's 3M Mariucci Arena passes the test to host our 2nd Annual Van Wagenen Hockey Tournament. Watch this exclusive report of his conclusion. #PassThePuck Don't forget to register for the January 26th tournament: https://ow.ly/q9Ma50Ub8PH

Boost your coding skills with AANS in Las Vegas! Join us Jan. 30 - Feb. 1 for hands-on coding sessions, expert insights, and networking opportunities. Don’t miss out on advancing your knowledge and connecting with industry leaders! https://lnkd.in/gbFHmGhv Luis Tumialan Clemens M. Schirmer John Ratliff Joseph Cheng University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

The NREF proudly welcomes Daniel Sciubba, MD, MBA MD, FAANS, to the esteemed Cushing Circle of Giving.????????? His generous support will impact the NREF's mission by funding groundbreaking research, providing extraordinary educational opportunities, and supporting studies that aim to identify and implement best practices to enhance patient outcomes. Dr. Sciubba's commitment underscores his belief in the transformative power of research and education in improving patient care. Learn more about the Cushing Circle of Giving at https://ow.ly/Ge5q50UbMVf Northwell Health

The Neuroendovascular Surgery Techniques Course, held from November 8-10, 2024 in Memphis, Tennessee, was an extraordinary success, drawing participants from institutions across the country and Europe. Co-directed by Dr. Mandy Binning and Dr. Lucas Elijovich, this comprehensive program offered an unparalleled hands-on experience in advanced neuroendovascular techniques, utilizing swine models and flow systems to build upon skills in treating conditions like aneurysms, AVMs, and acute strokes, as well as insights into the latest tools and complication avoidance strategies. The course's global reach and interactive format underscored its importance in shaping the next generation of cerebrovascular neurosurgeons. Drs. Binning and Elijovich guided an intensive agenda that blended didactic sessions and immersive labs, ensuring an impactful educational experience. This gathering of leading experts and promising fellows marked a significant contribution to advancing patient care in the field of neurosurgery. Thank you to our sponsors, faculty, course directors, and the Medical Education & Research Institute for making this course possible and a worthwhile experience for the fellows! Photos by: Semmes Murphey Clinic Global Neurosciences Institute Adam Arthur Penumbra Neuro Stryker Neurovascular Terumo Neuro Balt Johnson & Johnson MedTech | Neurovascular Medtronic American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS)

Dr. Ralph G. Dacey, Jr. served as Chair of the Department of Neurosurgery at Washington University School of Medicine from 1989 to 2021, holding the prestigious title of Edgar A. and Margaret J. Sandritter Professor of Neurosurgery. A prolific researcher, Dr. Dacey has published extensively on cerebrovascular diseases, arteriovenous malformations, and brain aneurysms, contributing over 200 publications to the field. His research on cerebral blood flow and the role of cerebral arteries has significantly influenced clinical practices for managing complex cerebrovascular conditions. Dr. Dacey has also held prominent leadership positions and is known for his dedication to neurosurgical education, contributing his expertise to several esteemed journal editorial boards. Cerebrovascular conditions—such as stroke, aneurysms, and vascular malformations—affect millions worldwide, underscoring the impact of Dr. Dacey’s work on global health. To celebrate Dr. Dacey’s legacy, the Ralph G. Dacey Honor Your Mentor Fund supports the Dacey Cerebrovascular Research Lectureship at the CV Section Annual Meeting. ?????????????? Donations to this fund honor Dr. Dacey’s contributions and support ongoing advancements in cerebrovascular research. https://ow.ly/tZ1750U9bIO

Registration for the 2025 AANS Scientific Meeting is now open! Plan to be in Boston April 25-28, 2025, for four days of ground-breaking science and a one-of-a-kind experience. #Neurosurgery #AANS2025 https://ow.ly/vJva50UaixI

Tuesday, November 26 is #GivingTuesday.????????????Help shape the next generation of neurosurgeons by donating to the NREF. Why support NREF?: With $30 million invested to date, NREF leads the way in neurosurgery’s future. 84% of NREF awardees have gone on to receive nearly $700 million in career awards. NREF supports continued online access to the legendary teaching materials illustrating neuroanatomy from Albert L. Rhoton Jr., MD, FAANS(L). Show your support at https://ow.ly/QKJV50U94G7