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The American
Academy of Neurological and Orthopaedic
Surgeons is a National/International
charitable, non-profit, scientific and
educational society.
The Academy seeks to serve patients'
interests and needs while maintaining high
standards of training, peer review and
continuous medical education from board
certified members in order to better provide
medical care and surgical interventions.
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AANOS
is offering one scholarship in the amount of
$500 USD to a Neurosurgeon in training, Orthopaedic
Surgeon in training or Neurologist in training, who is
working on same specialty related innovative
clinical or translational research. We
encourage Senior year residents in
the following specialties: orthopaedic
surgery, neurosurgery, or neurology to apply. Please
submit your original research abstract and
paper, biography and
Curriculum Vitae to AANOS for review by the
Scholarship Committee.
If selected, your abstract and paper will be published
in the AANOS Web Journal, and presented at
the next Annual meeting. Acknowledgment and
an award will be presented during our
4th
Annual AANOS "Fun"draising
Event and Awards Ceremony, June 5-8, 2013,
Jacksonville, FL.
For all inquiries, deadline and to submit
original article
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2011 AANOS Translational Research Scholarship
Recipient |
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 Amr
Morsi, MD
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
IMCG, Interdisciplinary Melanoma Program New
York University Langone Medical Center, Joan
and Joel Smilow Research Center New York
University
Departments of Neurosurgery and Radiology
Submission Title:
Three Dimensional Volumetric MRI Studies in
the Preclinical Mouse Model of Melanoma
Brain Metastases
More About: Dr.
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2009 AANOS Resident Scholarship Recipient |
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 Isaac
Yang, MD
Senior Neurosurgical Resident,
University of
California, Department of Neurosurgery, San
Francisco, CA
Submission Title:
Prolific CD8+ T Cell Infiltrate in Newly
Diagnosed Glioblastoma Patients Correlates
with Long Term Survival
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2008 AANOS Resident Scholarship Recipient |
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 Alexandra
Beier, DO
Osteopathic Neurosurgical Resident,
St. John Health System, Detroit, MI
Submission Title:
Subdural Hematoma after Microdiscectomy
A Case Report and Review of the Literature
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1st
Annual AANOS “Fun”draising Event -
2010 |
The 1st
Annual AANOS "Fun"draising
Event held at Boulder's
Exclusive Highland City Club was
a huge success.
Wine Cellar Selections/Local
Brewed Beer & Hors d’ouvres
were served while everyone
participated in entertainment,
music, cultural discussions and
renewing old friendships and
acquiring new friends. All
Proceeds Benefit the AANOS
Scholarship and CME Funds. Private and
corporate contributions are
appreciated. Please
contact us
to contribute to our ongoing
"Fun"d Raising Campaign.
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2nd
Annual AANOS "Fun"draising Event
and Awards Ceremony - 2011 |
The 2nd
Annual AANOS "Fun"draising
Event and Awards Ceremony will
be held on Friday evening, June
10, 2011 at the Hilton in Portland, OR.
All
Proceeds Benefit the AANOS
Scholarship and CME Funds. Private and
Corporate Contributions are
appreciated. Please
contact us
to contribute to our ongoing
"Fun"d Raising Campaign.
FEATURING
Jeffrey
Segal, MD, JD
Neurosurgeon/Founder/CEO
Medical Justice Services, Inc.
Greensboro, NC
PRESENTING:
"Frivolous
Lawsuits, Angry Bloggers, Hostile
Review Sites, and Other Joys of
Medicine.
How to Bullet-Proof Your Practice."
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Meetings |
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Upcoming
Annual Meetings |
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Join Us for the
The
American Academy of Neurological and
Orthopaedic Surgeons
36th Annual
Scientific Meeting
The Hyatt Regency Hotel
Atlanta, Georgia
June 6-9, 2012
"Surgical Innovations
and Current Advancements"
Held in Conjunction with the
74th Annual Surgical Update of
the
International College of Surgeons
Want to See Who Else
is Invited?
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Hyatt Regency Atlanta
265 Peachtree Street NE
Atlanta, Georgia
http://www.hyattregencyatlanta.com/
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ICS & AANOS ROBOTICS SYMPOSIUM
AND LIVE WORKSHOP
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
JUNE 7th,
8th
and 9th, 2012 |
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2012
MEETING
SECURE ON-LINE
REGISTRATION
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OR
CLICK ON IMAGE BELOW TO DOWNLOAD
REGISTRATION BROCHURE PDF
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3rd
Annual AANOS "Fun"draising Event
and Awards Ceremony - 2012 |
The 3rd
Annual AANOS "Fun"draising
Event and Awards Ceremony will
be held on Friday evening, June
8, 2012 at the Hyatt Hotel in
Atlanta, GA.
All
Proceeds Benefit the AANOS
Scholarship and CME Funds. Private and
Corporate Contributions are
appreciated. Please
contact us
to contribute to our ongoing
"Fun"d Raising Campaign.
FEATURING
Dr. Robert
Stickgold
Director, Center for Sleep and
Cognition
Associate Professor of
Psychiatry, Harvard Medical
School
Associate Professor, Department
of Psychiatry, Beth Israel
Deaconess Medical Center
PRESENTING:
"Sleep
on the Brain: The Role of Sleep and
Dreams in Off-Line Memory Processing
(How Surgeons Use Sleep to Maximize
Surgical Outcomes)"
Dr. Robert Stickgold
Visit Dr. Stickgold with Tedx on You
Tube
Debra Winger and Dr. Stickgold on Brainwave
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"A Global Team
Approach to Neurosurgical
Trauma"
Presented
by Key Note Speaker -
Gene Bolles, MD
Neurosurgeon
Dr. Bolles has been interviewed
by many news organizations,
journals and magazines including
60 Minutes, Lehrer
News Hour, Democracy
Now! with Amy Goodman, and
Anderson Cooper 360
regarding his experiences with
the war. Over the years Dr.
Bolles has done extensive
humanitarian medical work in
Belize, Mexico, Indonesia, and
Albania. As a result, Dr.
Bolles was awarded the
Humanitarian Award by the
American Association of
Neurosurgery in April of 2006. That same year, he was a
special invited guest to Iraq,
hosted by President Mazzoud
Barzani.
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2010
Keynote Speaker |
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2009
Keynote Speaker |
Philip
Weinstein, MD
Neurological Surgeon
Professor of Neurological Surgery
University of California,
Department of Neurosurgery
San Francisco, CA
Phillip Weinstein MD
Additional Info
Click Here for More Info on Our 2009 Keynote
Speaker
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Past
Annual Meeting 2011 |
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Thank You for Making
The
American Academy of Neurological and
Orthopaedic Surgeons
35th Annual
Scientific Meeting
The Hilton, Portland, Oregon
June 8-11, 2011
Held in Conjunction with the
73rd Annual Surgical Update of
the
International College of Surgeons
A Huge Success
Want to See Who Else
was Invited?
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Here |
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Past
Annual Meeting 2010 |
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THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING IN
The
American Academy of Neurological and
Orthopaedic Surgeons
34th Annual
Scientific Meeting
& Workshops, May
5-8, 2010
Denver, Colorado
The Brown Palace
Hotel & Spa
and
Surgical Education & Research Institute
(SERI)
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Past
Annual Meeting 2009 |
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The
American Academy of Neurological and
Orthopaedic Surgeons
33rd Annual
Scientific Meeting & Workshops
May 28-30, 2009
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Continuing Medical Education |
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Chairman's Corner |
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Kazem
Fathie, MD, PhD, FACS, FICS
www.fathie.com
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Physicians
Must Retain Their Compassion for Patients
Today, patient advocacy, as a viable means
to improving the welfare of our society,
finds itself in a rather precarious state,
fought at high pitch in the pain-filled and
bloody trenches of the emergency rooms and
operating rooms of hospitals all over the
country. Physicians' advocacy, meanwhile,
can be likened to white-collar
warfare-though ironically fought in the
pristine halls of justice or the sterile
offices of HMOs and insurance companies.
Through some perverse twist, as we enter the
second millennium, the practice of medicine
has been turned on its head.
How can this have occurred? Our century has
been witness to the marvelous advance of
medical treatment, from Salk's polio vaccine
to Bamard's heart transplant. We lifted the
curse of tuberculosis and have seen babies
come into this world through in-vitro
fertilization. Scientists and physicians
have worked hand in hand to develop
thousands of treatments, surgical
techniques, and pharmaceutical therapies to
relieve the most intense pain, cure the
incurable, and salvage the unsalvageable.
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WebCounter
The American Academy of
Neurological and Orthopaedic Surgeons is
pleased to offer its members the following item
in partnership with Guardian Publishing.
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Less & Building More currently
retails for $75. AANOS has negotiated with
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free as long as the member pays the shipping &
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For Doctors Only
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they can get more out of a medical practice.
More specifically, For Doctors Only
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Paperback. 327 pages.
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