Recommended Conferences for Cranioplasty and Craniotomy

Name: 9th International Conference on Plastic Surgery and Aesthetic Practices
Start: 2025-05-19
End: 2025-05-21
Location: Prague,Czech Republic

2024-11-26

Cranioplasty and Craniotomy

As per available reports about 2 relevant journals, 4 Conferences, 2 workshops are presently dedicated exclusively to Craniotomy and about 3 articles are being published on Cranioplasty and Craniotomy.

Craniotomy is the most commonly performed surgery for brain tumour removal. It also may be done to remove a blood clot (hematoma), to control haemorrhage from a weak, leaking blood vessel (cerebral aneurysm), to repair arteriovenous malformations (abnormal connections of blood vessels), to drain a brain abscess, to relieve pressure inside the skull, to perform a biopsy, or to inspect the brain.

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Scope and Importance:

A Craniotomy is the most commonly performed surgery for brain tumour removal. It also may be done to remove a blood clot (hematoma), to control haemorrhage from a weak, leaking blood vessel (cerebral aneurysm), to repair arteriovenous malformations (abnormal connections of blood vessels), to drain a brain abscess, to relieve pressure inside the skull, to perform a biopsy, or to inspect the brain.

A Craniotomy is similar to a craniotomy as both procedures involve removing a portion of the skull, the difference is that after a craniotomy the bone is replaced and after a craniotomy the bone is not immediately replaced.

A Cranioplasty is a surgical procedure to correct a deformity or defect of the skull and it is usually performed following a traumatic injury to the skull or after a previous brain surgery such as a craniotomy or craniotomy. In order to correct the defect the physician may have to use a prosthetic or other synthetic surgical material to complete the procedure.

Market Analysis:

Total hospital charges were calculated for each patient and included the costs associated with the first treatment and those associated with subsequent procedures required for recurrence. Charges were adjusted for inflation. Results: We identified 125 patients surgically treated for CSDH. Twenty-five underwent twist-drill, 56 underwent burr-hole, and 44 underwent craniotomy drainage. The total inflation-adjusted hospital charges averaged $34,497 for twist-drill, $29,082 for burr hole, and $39,082 for craniotomy drainage groups, with no significant difference between the groups. After eliminating 23 bilateral CSDHs, charges averaged $36,791 for twist-drill, $25,706 for burr hole, and $37,192 for craniotomy drainage groups.

International symposium and workshops

1) The 4th Beijing International Symposium and Workshop on Robotic Cardiac Surgery

2) 57th Annual World Congress-International College of Angiology and 7th National Symposium of Vascular Medicine

3) Aats Aortic Symposium Workshop Kobe 2015

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1.7^th World Cardiothoracic Meeting

March 29-30, Atlanta USA

2.8^th Global Cardiologists Annual Meeting

July 18-20, Berlin Germany

3.6^th Clinical and Experimental Cardiology Conference

November 30-December 02, San Antonio USA

4.2^nd Pediatric Cardiology Conference