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The Third day－Sunday, May 20, 2007
Morning Seminar
7:00–8:00 Hotel Metropolitan Sendai
| MS3-1 | Surgical Principle of Internal Carotid Artery Aneurysms | Room MA |
| MS3-2 | Management of Pituitary Adenoma | Room MB |
| MS3-3 | Degenerative Spinal Disorders/Surgical Management | Room MC |
| MS3-4 | Epilepsy Surgery:Fundamentals and Applications | Room MD |
| MS3-5 | Neurosurgical Management of Pain Disorders | Room ME |
| MS3-6 | Current status of SPECT:Update | Room MF |
PS3-1 Focus of Multimodality Treatment/AVM & Skull Base Meningioma
8:40–10:35 Main Hall
| Moderators: | Kimitoshi Sano (Fujita Health University, Aichi) |
| Nobuo Hashimoto (Kyoto University, Kyoto) | |
| Masaaki Yamamoto (Mito GammaHouse, Katsuta Hospital, Ibaraki) | |
| Nobuhito Saito (The University of Tokyo, Tokyo) |
Part 1:AVM（SM grade 3）
| 1．AVM (SM grade 3) |
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| Michael T. Lawton (University of California, San Francisco, USA) |
| 2．Microsurgical Extirpation for Cerebral AVMs (Grade III) (10 min.) |
| Kazuhiko Nozaki (Kyoto University, Kyoto) |
| 3．Indication and Limitation of Gamma Knife Radiosugery for Grade 3 AVM (10 min.) |
| Keisuke Maruyama (The University of Tokyo Hospital, Tokyo) |
| 4．Multidisciplinary Treatment for AVM (SM grade 3):Role of Endovascular Surgery (10 min.) |
| Teruyasu Hirayama (Nihon University, Tokyo) |
Part 2:Skull base meningioma
| 5．What is the Best Therapeutic Modality for Skull Base Meningiomas?:A Systematic Review (8 min.) |
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| Iwao Yamakami (Chiba University, Chiba) |
| 6．Role of Surgical Removal for Clinoidal Meningioma (12 min.) |
| Eiji Kohmura (Kobe University, Hyogo) |
| 7．Role of Surgery:Petroclival Meningioma (12 min.) |
| Kenji Ohata (Osaka City University, Osaka) |
| 8．The Long-term Perspective on Meningioma Radiosurgery:Experience from over 1,000 Patients (12 min.) |
| Douglas Kondziolka (University of Pittsburgh, USA) |
PS3-2 Challenge of Neurosurgery in Perforating Artery Preservation
10:40–12:30 Main Hall
| Moderators: | Isao Yamamoto (Yokohama City University, Kanagawa) |
| Junichi Kuratsu (Kumamoto University, Kumamoto) | |
| Akira Takahashi (Department of Neuroendovascular Therapy, Tohoku University, Miyagi) | |
| Yoshiaki Shiokawa (Kyorin University, Tokyo) |
| 1．Perforator Occlusion and Stroke Syndrome (12 min.) |
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| Makoto Takagi (Department of Neurology, Tokyo Saiseikai Central Hospital, Tokyo) |
| 2．Radiological Anatomy of the Basal Perforating Arteries of the Brain (12 min.) |
| Shoki Takahashi (Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Tohoku University, Miyagi) |
| 3．Intraoperative Monitoring of the Blood Flow Insufficiency in Perforating Arteries during Aneurysm Surgery (12 min.) |
| Tatsuya Sasaki (Fukushima Medical University, Fukushima) |
| 4．Inovative Techniques to Preserve Perforators in the Aneurysmal Surgery (12 min.) |
| Hiroyuki Kinouchi (University of Yamanashi, Yamanashi) |
| 5．Preservation of Perforating Arteries during Resection of Benign Brain Tumors (12 min.) |
| Kiyoshi Saito (Nagoya University, Aichi) |
| 6．Preservation of the Perforating Arteries during the Resection of Gliomas (12 min.) |
| Toshihiro Kumabe (Tohoku University, Miyagi) |
| 7．Preservation of Perforators in Neuroendovascular Treatment (13 min.) |
| Pierre Lasjaunias (Centre Hospitalier de Bicêtre, Neuroradiologie Diagnostique et Thérapeutique, France) |
Closing Remarks
12:30–12:35 Main Hall