E-Learning | Technical Principles I

IONM BASICS

This course introduces the technical foundations essential for intraoperative neuromonitoring (IONM). It covers key concepts of electrical engineering, signal acquisition, amplification, stimulation, and signal analysis, highlighting their importance for reliable monitoring and effective troubleshooting in the operating room. The course is designed for healthcare professionals who want to develop a fundamental understanding of the technical principles behind IONM systems and equipment.

Participants gain practical insights into the components of an IONM system. Through structured learning modules and real-world technical contexts, the course helps build confidence in understanding signal quality, identifying sources of interference, and recognizing the factors that influence monitoring performance. It supports the safe and effective use of IONM technology in clinical practice.

Course content

Chapter Headings / Content

  • Electrotechnical Foundations in Neuromonitoring
  • Electrical Stimulation and Method Selection
  • Signal Acquisition, Amplification, and Optimisation
  • Signal Analysis and Quality Assurance
  • Interference Sources, System Components, and Accessories

Course details

Duration:
90 min
Location:
Online
Medical staff interested in IONM
Course language:
English
Certification:
2 CME Points

Course management

David B. MacDonald, MD, FRCPC, ABCN

Scientific Director

Arkana Forum GmbH, Germany

Prof. Johannes Sarnthein

Department of Neurosurgery

University Hospital Zurich, Switzerland

Participation fee

Online participation
159
plus VAT*

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