This digital learning module is provided as a video training course.
The content is presented by a real-life instructor who explains the topics clearly and provides a practical learning experience.
This course covers the key concepts and applications of intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring (IONM) in supratentorial neurosurgery. The focus is on selecting appropriate
monitoring and mapping strategies, interpreting neurophysiological signals, and evaluating warning criteria to protect eloquent brain areas during neurosurgical procedures.
The course is intended for healthcare professionals who wish to expand and deepen their theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the field of intraoperative neuromonitoring (IONM) during
neurosurgical procedures.
• Multimodal IONM in supratentorial neurosurgery
• Signal analysis, warning criteria, and their clinical relevance
• Motor-Evoked Potentials and Monitoring of Motor Tracts
• IONM Strategies for Supratentorial Procedures
• Relevant Aspects of VEP Recording and Stimulation
(Electrode Placement, Stimulation Parameters, Artifact Control)
• Clinical significance of VEP monitoring
• Fundamentals of cortical and subcortical mapping
• SEP phase reversal for localizing the sulcus centralis
• Planning the IONM strategy for supratentorial cases
Clinic for Neurosurgery
Senior Physician
Specialist for neurosurgery
Sozialstift Bamberg, Germany
Medical Education
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