Symposium-Intraoperative workflow, solutions and innovation

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The Director of Healthcare at Region Stockholm and associate professor in cardiac

surgery. He was previously the managing director of cardiac and neurological care at

Karolinska University Hospital.

The head of Neuro Division at the Department of Clinical Neuroscience,

Karolinska Institute. She is also Professor of Neuroinflammation, Associate Professor

in Experimental Medicine, and research group leader for research on the epigenetics of

Multiple Sclerosis at the Department of Clinical Neuroscience, and the Center for

Molecular Medicine.

Head of the department of Neurosurgery at Örebro University Hospital. He is an

experienced consultant neurosurgeon and neurologist with a highly specialized profile

in awake tumor and epilepsy surgery, and decades of executive and strategic positions

in healthcare and professional organizations.

Professor and senior consultant in anesthesiology and intensive care at Karolinska University Hospital. She is an experienced Senior Consultant with a demonstrated history of working in intensive care, research, and education. Skilled in Epidemiology, Healthcare, Clinical Research, Medical Education, and Life Sciences. Faculty

member of the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine.

Senior consultant anesthesiologist at Capio Spine Center Stockholm. He is a

consultant in anesthesiology and intensive care, and emergency care. His thesis

described biomarkers of infection and organ failure in intensive care. He conducts

education in point-of-care ultrasound, CRRT, and neuroanesthesia. He was previously

director of studies for anesthesia and intensive care at Karolinska University Hospital.

Consultant neurosurgeon at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery

(NHNN) at Queen Square, London, UK. He graduated from Edinburgh University in

1995 and completed his postgraduate training in London, becoming a consultant in

2007. He has a specialist interest in the management of brain tumors, trigeminal

neuralgia, and hydrocephalus.

Head of pediatric neurosurgery and CSF disorders at the Department of Neurosurgery

in Linköping, Sweden. His ongoing thesis and research are on volumetrics and

proteomics in normal pressure hydrocephalus. He is the author of several chapters in the upcoming textbook on posttraumatic hydrocephalus.

Experienced Associate Professor and Senior Consultant in Neuroradiology with a

demonstrated history of working in medical healthcare and clinical science. Skilled in

Positron Emission Tomography, Neuroradiology, Neuroimaging, Healthcare, and Meta-analysis.

Senior consultant neurosurgeon at the department of neurosurgery at Uppsala

Academic University Hospital. His focus is on functional and pediatric neurosurgery.

Professor, senior consultant, and head of the department of neuroradiology at

Karolinska University Hospital. He has worked with both clinical epidemiology and

neuroradiology. In his research, he combines these two fields to study the use of

diagnostic radiology in healthcare. His work aims to study the use of diagnostic radiology and to create a basis for its improvement.

Associate professor and head of Medical Technology lab at the department of

neurosurgery, University Hospital of Marburg, Germany. Her research focuses on

technical aspects of neuronavigation and augmented reality.

Professor and Head of the Department of Neurosurgery at the Medical University of

Innsbruck. Over the past 15 years, he has been intensely involved in EANS and its committees, such as the Young Neurosurgeons Committee and the Training Committee. He has actively participated in many scientific committees over the years, and as president of the Austrian Society of Neurosurgery and the Austrian Spine Society of Surgery, he has provided great experience in setting up scientific programs. 

Neurosurgery resident currently completing an enfolded fellowship in spinal surgery. He has trained at the University Hospital Zurich under Prof. Luca Regli and Dr. Carlo Serra with main clinical interests in skull base and spine surgery. He is an active researcher in the Augmented Neurosurgery group, with specialization in the application of machine intelligence. He is also the principal investigator of the Machine Intelligence in Clinical Neuroscience  Laboratory at the University of Zurich.

His thesis concerned developing a practical tool for utilizing and communicating

information from a clinical registry to patients and surgeons, aimed at improving

quality and shared decision making in spine surgery.

Senior consultant neurosurgeon at the department of neurosurgery, Stavanger

University Hospital, Norway. His research has been on traumatic Injuries to the

central nervous system – epidemiological studies on local trauma registries, The

National Trauma Registry of Norway and The National Trauma Registry Network of

New Zealand

Professor and senior consultant neurosurgeon at the University of Copenhagen and the department of neurosurgery, Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen, Denmark. He was previously an adjunct professor at Karolinska Institute. Nationally and internationally active in his subspecialties with a scientific focus on ethics, skull base surgery, vascular surgery, and meningioma. He is the editor of Acta Neurochirurgica.

Senior consultant and an associate professor of neurosurgery at Capio Spine Center

Stockholm and Karolinska Institute. He has more than 20 years of experience in the

field with a focus on spinal neurosurgery. His research is mainly on spine surgery,

surgical techniques, and how to avoid complications with a specific focus on surgical

navigation technologies and augmented reality.

Senior consultant and an associate professor of neurosurgery at Capio Spine Center

Stockholm and Karolinska Institute. His clinical focus is on spinal and pediatric

neurosurgery. His research is mainly on spinal cord injury, spinal and cranial

navigation technologies, including augmented reality, and population-based studies.