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PRELIMINARY SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

REGISTER FOR Spine Summit 2017 AT CNS.ORG/SPINE

Spine Summit 2017 is jointly provided by the Congress of Neurological Surgeons and the AANS/CNS Section on

Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves.

MARCH 8–11, 2017 LasVegas

JW MARRIOTT RESORT & SPA

Ahead of the Curve Transformative Innovations in Spine Surgery

ADVANCE REGISTRATION DEADLINE

FRIDAYFEB. 10, 2017

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AANS/CNS SECTION ON DISORDERS OF THE SPINE AND PERIPHERAL NERVES

PRELIMINARY SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM 2

MEETING HIGHLIGHTS

> Choice of seven special courses

> Young neurosurgeons reception and dinner

> Special guest talk with Olympic championAmy Van Dyken

> Hands-on cadaver course

> David Cahill Controversies sessions

> Oral presentations, the Charles Kuntzscholarships, and the J.A.N.E. award

> NEW ARPN/PA Course offeredcomplimentary for PAs and RNs who registerfor Spine Summit 2017. Registration feealso includes a complimentary choice of aWednesday afternoon Special Course.

DATES TO REMEMBER

February 10

> Advanced Registration and Housing Deadline

February 13

> Any changes to hotel reservations mustbe made directly with the hotel beginningFebruary 13

February 20

> Special Course and event tickets will berefunded in full until this date

> Written cancellation must be received byFebruary 20. A $100 processing fee will becharged, regardless of cause

> Absolutely no refunds given after February 20,regardless of cause

We invite you to join us at Spine Summit 2017, held for first time in the history of the AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves in Las Vegas, Nevada. Join leading spine surgeons for what is sure to be the most dynamic spine conference of the year, as we explore our theme, Ahead of the Curve: Transformative Innovations in Spine Surgery.

Connect with colleagues and industry leaders from across the globe, along with our esteemed international partner, the Korean Spinal Neurosurgery Society, to share the latest innovations in spine and peripheral nerve neurosurgery and discuss strategies to stay ahead of the changing healthcare landscape. We’re also pleased to welcome honored guests Iain Kalfas, Alexander Vaccaro, and Volker K. H. Sonntag.

Spine Summit 2017 delivers more can’t-miss scientific sessions and head-to-head debates between experts in our field. Take advantage of co-branded sessions with our partner societies and a new trauma CME course led by the AANS/CNS Neurotrauma and Critical Care Section. Perennial favorites such as the hands-on cadaver course with the masters, the David Cahill Memorial Controversies Sessions, the Young Neurosurgeons Dinner, and Opening Reception enhance your meeting experience. And be sure to make time in your busy schedule to visit our exciting exhibit hall and see the newest technologies and products.

In addition to oral presentations that showcase the best original science in our field, we continue to provide opportunities for residents to shine with the Charles Kuntz Scholarship Awards, the J.A.N.E. Award, the Mayfield Awards, and the Kline Peripheral Nerve Top Abstract Award.

The 33rd Annual Meeting of the Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves, March 8–11, 2017, at the beautiful JW Marriott Resort & Spa, offers an exceptional educational program and the opportunity to enjoy the exciting city of Las Vegas!

Make your arrangements and register today at cns.org/spine.

Daniel J. Hoh, MD Scientific Program Chair

Adam S. Kanter, MDAnnual Meeting Chair

Jack Knightly, MDSection Chair

PRELIMINARY SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM3

Wednesday March 8, 2017

11:00 AM–5:30 PMRegistration

12:00-1:00 PMAPRN and PA Lunch Seminar: Enhancing Perioperative Pain Management

12:30–1:30 PMNon-CME Pre-meeting Lunch Seminar

1:30–5:30 PM> Special Course 1

Hands-on Spinal Navigation> Special Course 2

Hands-on Spinal Deformity> Special Course 3

Innovation in Neurotrauma—Special Trauma CME Course led by the AANS/CNS Section on Neurotrauma and Critical Care

> Special Course 4Transformative Spine Carefor 2020: Innovative BusinessSolutions

6:30–8:00 PMOpening Reception

ThursdayMarch 9, 2017


6:30–7:30 AMContinental Breakfast

7:00–7:45 AM Challenging Cases 1

7:45–8:00 AM Opening Remarks

8:00–9:30 AM Scientific Session 1 Sports-related Neurotrauma

9:30–10:15 AM Beverage Break and What’s New Session 1

10:15–12:00 PM Scientific Session 2 Innovation in Spine Surgery

12:00–1:00 PMLunch with Exhibitors

1:00–2:30 PM Scientific Session 3 Adult Spinal Deformity in the Quality Era

2:30–3:15 PM Beverage Break and What’s New Session 2

2:30–5:30 PM Peripheral Nerve Course: Case-based Approaches to Peripheral Nerve Trauma and Other Conditions

3:15–4:25 PM > Top Abstracts Concurrent

Session 1 > Top Abstracts Concurrent

Session 2 > Top Abstracts Concurrent

Session 3

4:30–6:00 PM Beer and Wine Happy Hour Debates

FridayMarch 10, 2017



7:30–8:00 AM Challenging Cases 2

8:00–9:30 AM > Minimally Invasive/Motion

Preservation Breakout > Spinal Trauma Breakout > Spinal Deformity Breakout

9:30–10:15 AM Beverage Break and What’s New Session 3

10:15–11:45 AM Scientific Session 4 Ahead of the Curve: Quality, Patient Reported Outcomes, and Spine Registries

11:45 AM–12:00 PM DSPN Business Meeting

12:00–1:00 PMLunch with Exhibitors

1:00 PM–2:30 PM > Special Course 5

Innovation in Spinal TumorManagement

> Special Course 6AOSNA: Advances in Spinal Surgery

> Special Course 7 Innovation in Cervical Spine Surgery

1:00–5:00 PMHands-on Cadaver Lab: Innovative Techniques in Minimally Invasive and Deformity Surgery (Non-CME)

7:00–9:00 PM Young Neurosurgeons Reception and Dinner

SaturdayMarch 11, 2017



8:00–9:30 AM > Peripheral Nerve, Basic

Science Breakout > Quality, Healthcare Policy, and

General Breakout > Spinal Tumor, General Spine

Breakout

9:30–10:00 AMBeverage Break

10:00–12:00 PM Cahill Controversies

We welcome

our International

Partner Society

PROGRAM AT-A-GLANCE


WednesdayMarch 8, 2017

COMPLIMENTARY FOR *PAS AND RNS

12:00-1:00 pmAPRN and PA Lunch Seminar: Enhancing Perioperative Pain Management

Directors: Nathaniel P. Brooks, Andrea StrayerFaculty: Dean Barone, Sara McEvoy, Sharad Rajpal, Carl Stopper, Suzanne Tharin

Course Description: This course will cover current strategies for optimizing perioperative pain management in spine surgical patients. With a particular focus for advance practice RNs and physician assistants, we will discuss novel multimodal approaches for improving quality of postoperative care.Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:> Discuss the role of federal regulations in

opiate management for chronic pain.> Compare different pharmacologic strategies

for perioperative pain management.> Discuss the role of multimodal approaches

for postoperative pain.

12:30–12:40 pmOpioid Use in an Era of FederalScrutiny

12:40–12:50 pmDon’t Forget NSAIDs

12:50–1:00 pmNeuromodulators and Pre-emptiveAnalgesia

1:00–1:10 pmPCA Versus Oral Analgesics

1:10–1:20 pmNovel Approaches for theChronic Pain Patient – MultimodalManagement Principles

1:20–1:30 pmPanel Discussion and Case-basedPresentations

* PAs and RNs: After attending the APRN/PACourse, please select a Special Course thisafternoon to attend for free!

12:30–1:30 pmNon-CME Pre-meeting Lunch Seminar Be sure to enjoy your complimentary lunch at the Pre-meeting Lunch Seminar prior to attending a Special Course!

SPECIAL COURSE I

1:30–5:30 pm $200Hands-on Spinal Navigation

Directors: Roger Hartl, J. Patrick Johnson, Bernhard MeyerFaculty: Dean Chou, Doniel Drazin, Roger Hartl, Robert E. Isaacs, J. Patrick Johnson, Iain H. Kalfas, Terrence T. Kim, Bernhard Meyer,Jean-Pierre Mobasser, Eric W. Nottmeier, Eric A.Potts, Michael P. Steinmetz, Nicholas Theodore,Michael Y. Wang

Course Description: This course will cover the latest advances in spine navigation in trauma, deformity, infection, and tumor as well as revision cases. The premise of the course is to maximize accuracy in using navigation and enhance patient outcomes in spine surgery. We will cover essential topics such as positioning, optimal frame placement, registration, calibration, and frame-less versus frame-based systems available. The course will also review strategies for complex cases and complication avoidance.Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:> Discuss current evidence supporting the

use of spinal navigation.> Describe navigation techniques for

minimally invasive, trauma, tumor, andspinal deformity surgery.

> Discuss indications and outcome for spinalnavigation and complication avoidance.

1:30–1:45 pmIntroduction and Navigation—Rationale and EvidenceBernhard Meyer

1:45–1:55 pmNavigation—MIS TLIF Step-by-StepJean-Pierre Mobasser

1:55–2:05 pmNavigation—Lateral and ObliqueLumbar Fusion Step-by-StepEric W. Nottmeier

2:05-2:15 pm Navigation—Thoracolumbar Trauma Step-by-Step Nicholas Theodore

2:15–2:25 pm Navigation—Spinal Tumor Step-by-Step Dean Chou

2:25–2:35 pm Navigation—Spinal Deformity Step-by-Step Terrence T. Kim

2:35–3:00 pm Hands-on Workshop

3:00–3:15 pm Navigation Technology: History and Future Directions Iain H. Kalfas

3:15–3:30 pm Accuracy of Navigation: Identifying Anomalies and Pitfalls Doniel Drazin

3:30–3:40 pm Cost Effectiveness of Navigation Eric A. Potts

3:40–3:55 pm Radiation Exposure and Converting to “Total Navigation” Roger Hartl

3:55–4:10 pm Are Indications Needed or Just Navigate Everything J. Patrick Johnson

4:10–4:30 pm Beverage Break

4:30–4:40 pm New Technology: Robot Assisted Pedicle Screw Placement Michael Y. Wang

4:40–4:50 pm New Technology: Image Guidance Assisted Rod Contouring Robert E. Isaacs

4:50–5:00 pm How to Advocate for New Technology at Your Hospital Michael P. Steinmetz

5:00–5:30 pm Hands-on Workshop

MEETING AGENDA


SPECIAL COURSE 2

1:30–5:30 pm $200Hands-on Spinal Deformity

Directors: Shay Bess, Kai-Ming G. Fu, Praveen V. MummaneniFaculty: Christopher P. Ames, Sigurd Berven, Steven D. Glassman, Munish C. Gupta, Virginie Lafage, David W. Polly, Frank Schwab, Daniel M.Sciubba, Christopher I. Shaffrey, Justin S. Smith

Course Description: This course will explore current concepts regarding evaluation and treatment of adult spinal deformity patients, including up-to-date research findings on clinical assessment, patient reported outcomes, appropriate surgical treatment, and management of complications. Opportunities will be provided for attendees to discuss cases with faculty with hands-on preoperative planning workshops.Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:> Clinically and radiographically evaluate

patients with adult spinal deformity and predictors of clinical outcome.

> Identify adult spinal deformity patients appropriate for surgical treatment and createan appropriate surgical treatment plan.

> Discuss risks for intraoperative andpostoperative complications and overviewcomplication management.

1:30–1:35 pmIntroduction

1:35–1:45 pmHistorical Perspectives on SagittalSpinopelvic Alignment

1:45–1:55 pmPelvic Parameters: Significanceand Measurements

1:55–2:05 pmRegional Alignment of theThoracic and Lumbar Spine

2:05–2:15 pmGlobal Spinal Alignment

2:15–2:45Workshop: Case Studies, Practicalon Measuring Global SpinopelvicAlignment and RegionalParameters in ThoracolumbarSpine

2:45–3:00 pmCompensation vs. Deformity:Why and How Does the PatientCompensate

3:00–3:15 pmCervical Alignment: Similarities and Differences to the Thoracolumbar Spine

3:15–3:35 pmWorkshop: Case Studies, Practical on Measuring Regional Parameters in the Cervical Spine

3:35–3:50 pmBeverage Break

3:50–4:00 pmClinical Relevance of Sagittal Plane Alignment

4:00–4:10 pmSurgical Planning: A Methodological 5 Step Approach

4:10–4:20 pmSurgical Planning for Degenerative Lumbar Pathologies

4:20–4:30 pmSurgical Planning for Adult Spinal Deformity

4:30–4:40 pmSurgical Planning for Cervical Pathologies

4:40–4:50 pmSurgical Planning for MIS Surgery and Sagittal Spinopelvic Alignment

4:50–5:20 pmWorkshop: Case Studies, Practical on Surgical Planning

5:20–5:30 pmConclusion and Questions

SPECIAL COURSE 3

1:30–5:30 pm $200Innovation in Neurotrauma— Special Trauma CME Course led by CNS/AANS Section on Neurotrauma and Critical Care

Directors: Tanvir Choudhri, Uzma Samadani Faculty: Michael W. Collins, Christopher Giza, Frederick Korley, Jeffrey Kutcher, Russell R. Lonser, Christina Master, Uzma Samadani,Martina Stippler

Course Description: This course will explore current concepts regarding the evaluation and treatment of concussion and sports-related injuries, including up-to-date research on clinical assessment, management, and outcomes. Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: > Discuss treatment strategies for children

with concussion. > Compare potential risk versus benefit of

contact sports with respect to head injury and long term neurodegeneration.

> Describe current and ongoing clinicalresearch with regards to traumatic braininjury monitoring and treatment.

1:30–2:40 pm Part 1: Concussion

1:30–1:50 pm Assessment of Concussion in Children Christina Master

1:50–2:10 pm Treatment of Concussion in Children Christopher Giza

2:10–2:30 pm Concussion is Treatable: Active Rehabilitation for Specific Concussion Profiles Michael W. Collins

2:30–2:40 pm Discussion and Questions


3:05–4:40 pm Part 2: Risks of Injury in Sports Medicine

3:05–3:25 pm Research and Innovation for TBI Prevention in Sports Russell R. Lonser

3:25–3:45 pm Contact Sports—Risks and Benefits Uzma Samadani

3:45–4:05 pm Risks of Neurodegeneration After Sports Play Jeffrey Kutcher



MEETING AGENDA – continued –


4:40–5:30 pm Part 3: Update on Brain Injury Management

4:40–5:00 pm Can a Blood Test Tell Us Who Will Need a Craniotomy Frederick Korley

5:00–5:20 pm In the Wake of the BEST-TRIP, DECRA, and Eurotherm Trials, Why Are We Still Monitoring ICP? Martina Stippler


SPECIAL COURSE 4

1:30–5:30 pm $200Transformative Spine Care for 2020: Innovative Business Solutions

Directors: Domagoj Coric, Luis M. Tumialan Faculty: Erica Fay Bisson, Domagoj Coric, John Kinna, Scott A. Meyer, John K. Ratliff, Daniel Refai, Luis M. Tumialan, Todd Douglas Vogel

Course Description: This course will explore ongoing changes in healthcare policy and discuss strategies for enhancing your business practice to stay ahead. Concepts related to coding, reimbursement and how patient satisfaction and quality measures impact spine practice will be reviewed.Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:> Analyze individual practices with a

greater understanding of co-managementagreements with hospitals.

> Review bundled payments, payer interests,and approaches for engaging the hospitalin the bundled and risk sharing paymentmodel.

> Describe strategies for succeeding in thechanging socioeconomic climate of a value-based payment system.

1:30–1:50 pmOnline Neurosurgeon Scorecards:Consumer’s Checkbook,Propublica, CMS WebsiteAwareness, and the Implicationson Your PracticeLuis M. Tumialan

1:50–2:10 pm The Future Direction of Spine Registries Erica Fay Bisson


2:30–2:50 pm The Future of ASCs/ Co-management, Gain-sharing and the Imminent Spine Bundle Domagoj Coric

2:50–3:10 pm Defining Quality and Value of Your Care Through Practice Data Collection Scott A. Meyer



3:40–4:00 pm Patient Satisfaction: What Really Drives Patient Perception Todd Douglas Vogel

4:00–4:20 pm Practice Management in the Age of the Affordable Care Act, Meaningful Use, and ICD-10 John Kinna

4:20 pm–4:40 pm Discussion and Questions

4:40–5:00 pm Hospital Efficiencies Daniel Refai

5:00–5:20 pm CPT Update for 2016John K. Ratliff


6:30–8:00 pm Opening Reception JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa

ThursdayMarch 9, 2017

6:30–7:30 amContinental Breakfast

7:00–7:45 am Challenging Cases 1 Speakers: Cheerag D. Upadhyaya, Rishi Kumar Wadhwa

7:45–8:00 am Opening Remarks Speaker: Daniel J. Hoh

SCIENTIFIC SESSION 1

8:00–9:30 am Sports-related Neurotrauma

Moderators: Allan D. Levi, David O. Okonkwo, Luis M. Tumialan Speakers: Michael W. Collins, Michael G. Fehlings, Richard G. Fessler, Joseph C. Maroon, Luis M. Tumialan, Amy Van Dyken

Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: > Discuss current challenges for those living

with chronic spinal cord injury and identifypriorities for future research.

> Describe recent advances in basic andclinical spinal cord injury research.

> Evaluate return-to-play after spinal injuryand surgery.

8:00–8:10 am Introduction of Amy Van Dyken Luis M. Tumialan

8:10–8:35 am Special Lecture Amy Van Dyken

Amy Van Dyken is a six-time Olympic swimming gold-medalist and national radio sports talk show co-host. She won four gold medals at the 1996 Summer Olympics, the first American woman to accomplish such a feat and the most successful athlete at the games. In 2014, Van Dyken was injured in a ATV accident that severed her spinal cord, leaving her paralyzed from the waist down.



8:35–8:50 am Questions and Answers with Amy Van Dyken

8:50–9:00 am Advances in SCI: From Injury to Rehabilitation and Recovery Michael G. Fehlings

9:00–9:10 am Return to Play After Cervical Neuropraxia Joseph C. Maroon

9:10–9:20 am Return to Play After Spinal Fusion Richard G. Fessler

9:20–9:30 am The Role of the Neurosurgeon in Sports Injuries: Physician and Advocate Michael W. Collins

9:30–10:15 am Beverage Break and What’s New Session 1


10:15–12:00 pm Innovation in Spine Surgery

Moderators: R. John Hurlbert, Marjorie C. Wang Speakers: James S. Harrop, Iain H. Kalfas, Adam S. Kanter, John J. Knightly, Allan D. Levi, Daniel C. Lu, Volker K. H. Sonntag, Nicholas Theodore, Gregory R. Trost, Alexander R. Vaccaro

Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:> Analyze the findings of novel neurosurgical

studies, critique the design andmethodology of these studies.

> List important areas for further knowledgedevelopment and research.

> Describe past and current innovations thatare transforming spine surgery today.

10:15–10:20 am Introduction of J.A.N.E. and Mayfield Award Winners Daniel C. Lu

10:20–10:50 amJ.A.N.E. and Mayfield Award Presentations

10:50–11:00 am Introduction of DSPN Chairman Nicholas Theodore

11:00–11:16 am DSPN Chairman’s Address John J. Knightly

11:16–11:21 am Introduction of the Meritorious Award Recipient—Neurosurgery, Iain Kalfas Gregory R. Trost

11:21–11:29 am Meritorious Award Recipient—NeurosurgeryIain H. Kalfas

11:29–11:34 am Introduction of the Meritorious Award Recipient—Orthopedics, Alexander Vaccaro James S. Harrop

11:34–11:42 am Meritorious Award Recipient—OrthopedicsAlexander R. Vaccaro

11:42–11:47 am Introduction of the Meritorious Member Award Recipient, Volker K.H. Sonntag Allan D. Levi

11:47–11:55 am Meritorious Member Award Recipient Volker K. H. Sonntag

11:55–12:00 pm Top Abstract Recipients Photo with Honored Guests Adam S. Kanter, Daniel C. Lu

12:00–1:00 pmLunch with Exhibitors or attend a Non-CME Sponsored Lunch Session


1:00–2:30 pm SRS—Adult Spinal Deformity in the Quality Era

Moderators: Steven D. Glassman, Praveen V. Mummaneni, Daniel M. SciubbaSpeakers: Todd Albert, Sigurd Berven, Kenneth Cheung, John R. Dimar, Steven D. Glassman, Munish C. Gupta, Bhiken Naik, David W. Polly, Christopher I. Shaffrey, Juan S. Uribe

Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: > Discuss different treatment options for

patients with degenerative spinal deformity. > Describe strategies for optimizing

perioperative management andcomplication avoidance for spinal deformitysurgery.

> Discuss strategies for improving patientsatisfaction and quality for adult spinaldeformity care.

1:00–1:05 pm Case Presentation: From Degenerative Disease to Deformity Munish C. Gupta

1:05–1:12 pm Avoiding Iatrogenic Deformity with MIS Techniques Juan S. Uribe

1:12–1:19 pm All Lumbar Fusion Cases are Deformity Cases Todd Albert

1:19–1:26 pm Isthmic Spondylolisthesis is Always a Deformity Case John R. Dimar

1:26–1:34 pm Discussion

1:34–1:42 pm Building a Data Driven Approach to Patient Selection—Risk Stratification Sigurd Berven

1:42–1:50 pm Optimizing Perioperative Medical Management Bhiken Naik

1:50–1:58 pm Principles to Remember When Things Go Really Wrong Christopher I. Shaffrey

1:58–2:06 pm Perioperative Complications—Learning From the Scoli-Risk 1 Study Kenneth Chung



OralPresentations

2:06–2:14 pm Patient Reported Outcomes for Spinal Deformity—Is this the Right Measure? Steven D. Glassman

2:14–2:22 pm Improving Quality on Adult Deformity Care—Future Directions David W. Polly


2:30–3:15 pm Beverage Break and What’s New Session 2

PERIPHERAL NERVE COURSE: CASE-BASED APPROACHES TO

PERIPHERAL NERVE TRAUMA AND OTHER CONDITIONS

2:30–5:30 pm

Directors: Holly Gilmer, Robert J. Spinner Speakers: Zarina S. Ali, Allan J. Belzberg, Amgad S. Hanna, Marie-Noelle Hebert-Blouin, Line Jacques, Mark Alexander Mahan, Rajiv Midha, Gregory R. Trost, Lynda Jun-San Yang, Eric L. Zager

Course Description: This course will cover management of various peripheral nerve disorders. Using a case-based format, faculty will review indications, timing of intervention, and surgical approaches. Relevant anatomy, clinical presentation, and outcomes will be discussed. This course additionally is an excellent review for oral board and maintenance of certification.Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:> Describe a systematic approach to patients

with a wide range of peripheral nervedisorders.

> Develop a non-operative or operativemanagement strategy for these conditions.

> Discuss advantages and disadvantagesand expected outcomes of various surgicalapproaches.

2:30–2:45 pm Introduction—Peripheral Nerve History and Physical Exam Lynda Jun-San Yang

2:45–3:00 pm Introduction—Fundamentals of Nerve Injury and Regeneration Rajiv Midha

3:00–3:15 pm Brachial Plexus Trauma Gregory R. Trost

3:15–3:30 pm Upper Extremity Nerve Trauma Eric L. Zager

3:30–3:45 pm Lower Extremity Nerve Trauma Mark Alexander Mahan

3:45–4:10 pm Beverage Break and Discussion

4:10–4:25 pm Upper Extremity Entrapment Amgad S. Hanna

4:25–4:40 pm Lower Extremity Entrapment Marie-Noelle Hebert-Blouin

4:40–4:55 pm Nerve Tumors Zarina S. Ali

4:55–5:10 pm Neuropathic Pain Management Line Jacques

5:10–5:30 pm Case Presentations and Discussion Allan J. Belzberg

Oral PresentationsLearning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:> Analyze the findings of novel

neurosurgical studies; critique thedesign and methodology of thesestudies.

> List important areas for furtherknowledge development andresearch.

> Identify the most important ongoing clinical trials.

3:15–4:25 pm Top Abstracts Concurrent Session 1Moderator: Faiz U. Ahmad, Asdrubal Falavigna

3:15–4:25 pm Top Abstracts Concurrent Session 2Moderators: Shekar N. Kurpad, Juan S. Uribe

3:15–4:25 pm Top Abstracts Concurrent Session 3Moderators: Michele Marie Johnson, Sanjay S. Dhall

BEER AND WINE HAPPY HOUR DEBATES

4:30–6:00 pm

Moderators: John J. Knightly, Michael P. Steinmetz Speakers: Regis W. Haid, Iain H. Kalfas, John J. Knightly, Daniel K. Resnick, Christopher I.Shaffrey, Volker K. H. Sonntag, Gregory R. Trost,Alexander R. Vaccaro, Michael Y. Wang

Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: > Describe current issues related to spine

training for residents and fellows. > Analyze benefits versus pitfalls of

performing surgery in concurrent operatingrooms.

> Discuss the potential impact and challengesof embracing new technology in spinepractice.

4:45–4:50 pm Introduction John J. Knightly

4:50–4:58 pm Future of Spine Training—Spine Fellowship James S. Harrop

4:58–5:06 pm Future of Spine Training—Spine Residency Daniel K. Resnick

5:06–5:12 pm Discussion and Verdict Volker K. H. Sonntag

5:12–5:20 pm Running 2 ORs—Twice as Efficient! Iain H. Kalfas

5:20–5:28 pm Running 2 ORs—Twice the Headache! Gregory R. Trost

5:28–5:34 pm Discussion and Verdict Michael Y. Wang

5:34–5:42 pm Embracing New Technology: Staying Youthful and Current Alexander R. Vaccaro



5:42–5:50 pm Embracing New Technology: You Can’t Teach an Old Dog New Tricks Christopher I. Shaffrey

5:50–6:00 pm Discussion and Verdict Regis W. Haid

FridayMarch 10, 2017


7:30–8:00 am Challenging Cases 2 Speakers: Raul A Vasquez, Faiz U. Ahmad

MINIMALLY INVASIVE/MOTIONPRESERVATION BREAKOUT

8:00–9:30 am

Moderators: Paul Park, Khoi Duc Than Speakers: Aaron J. Clark, Kevin T. Foley, Michael Y. Wang


studies; critique the design andmethodology of these studies.


> Compare indications and clinical outcomesfor various minimally invasive and motionpreservation techniques.

8:00–9:12 am Abstract Presentations

9:12–9:14 am Debate Case Presentation: Single Level Lumbar Spondylolisthesis Aaron J. Clark

9:14–9:22 am Percutaneous Endoscopic TLIF Michael Y. Wang

9:22–9:30 am MIS TLIF Kevin T. Foley

SPINAL TRAUMA BREAKOUT

8:00–9:30 am

Moderators: Beejal Y. Amin, Scott A. Meyer Speakers: Paul M. Arnold, Sanjay S. Dhall, Michele Marie Johnson




> Compare indications and clinical outcomesfor various management approaches tospinal trauma.


9:12–9:14 am Debate Case Presentations: Acute Cervical SCI Michele Marie Johnson

9:14–9:22 am Patient Immediately to Surgery < 24 hours Paul M. Arnold

9:22–9:30 am Patient Immediately to ICU: Mean Arterial Pressure Elevation Sanjay S. Dhall

SPINAL DEFORMITY BREAKOUT

8:00–9:30 am

Moderators: Charles A. Sansur, Justin S. SmithSpeakers: John R. Dimar, Munish C. Gupta, D. Kojo Hamilton




> Compare indications and clinical outcomesfor various management approaches tospinal deformity.


9:12–9:14 am Debate Case Presentation: Coronal Deformity with Radiculopathy in the Elderly Patient D. Kojo Hamilton

9:14–9:22 am Focal Decompression John R. Dimar

9:22–9:30 am Correction and Fusion Munish C. Gupta

9:30–10:15 am Beverage Break and What’s New Session 3


10:15–11:45 am Ahead of the Curve: Quality, Patient Reported Outcomes, and Registries

Moderators: Zoher Ghogawala, John K. Ratliff, Robert G. Whitmore Speakers: Anthony L. Asher, Zoher Ghogawala, Jonathan Grauer, Sohail Mirza, John K. Ratliff, Daniel K. Resnick, Alan M. Scarrow

Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: > Discuss how outcomes collection and

quality measures may have significantimpact on spine practices.

> Describe the impact of value-based care onspine practice.

> Identify strategies for addressing currentchanges in value-based care.

10:15–10:20 am PROs and Spine Surgery: What Are They and Why Are They Important? John K. Ratliff

10:20–10:30 am Analysis of the Lumbar Spondylolisthesis RCTs: Swedish and SLIP StudiesZoher Ghogawala

10:30–10:45 am NASS Registry Daniel K. Resnick

10:45–11:00 am QOD Registry Anthony L. Asher

11:00–11:15 am ACS NSQIP Registry Jonathan Grauer

11:15–11:30 am Payer Perspective/Using Data for Negotiations Alan M. Scarrow



11:30–11:45 am How to Navigate/Maintain your CAHPS Score Sohail Mirza

DSPN BUSINESS MEETING

11:45 am–12:00 pm

Moderator: Daniel J. Hoh Speakers: Frederick A. Boop, Praveen V. Mummaneni, Katie O. Orrico, Alan M.Scarrow, Marjorie C. Wang, Michael Y. Wang,Christopher E. Wolfla

11:45–11:48 am Washington Committee Report Katie O. Orrico

11:48–11:50 am Secretary’s Report Marjorie C. Wang

11:50–11:53 am Treasurer’s Report Michael Y. Wang

11:53–11:56 am Future Sites Committee Report Christopher E. Wolfla

11:56–11:58 am Nominating Committee Report Praveen V. Mummaneni

11:58–12:00 pm CNS Update Alan M. Scarrow

12:00–1:00 pmLunch with Exhibitors or attend a Non-CME Sponsored Lunch Session

SPECIAL COURSE 5

1:00–2:30 pm $150 Innovation in Spinal Tumor Management

Directors: John Chi, Ilya Laufer, John H. ShinFaculty: Christopher P. Ames, Charles Fisher, Peter C. Gerszten, Allan D. Levi, John E. O’Toole, Daniel M. Sciubba, Claudio Esteves Tatsui

Course Description: This course will provide a comprehensive review of the care of patients with primary and metastatic spinal tumors. Experts in the field of spinal oncology will use a case-based format to overview topics related to evaluation, treatment, and complication management.

Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:> Discuss the evaluation and management

of patients with metastatic epidural spinalcord compression.

> Compare surgery versus radiosurgery forthe treatment of spinal schwannoma.

> Describe novel multimodal approachesfor spinal tumor ablative therapy andneuromodulation of cancer pain.

1:00–1:02 pm Introduction

1:02–1:22 pm Debate: Steroids for Symptomatic Metastatic Epidural Spinal Cord Compression

1:02–1:10 pm Steroids—YES Charles Fisher

1:10–1:18 pm Steroids—NO John E. O’Toole

1:18–1:22 pm Rebuttals/Discussion

1:22–1:30 pm Neurologic Recovery in Metastatic Epidural Spinal Cord Compression Daniel M. Sciubba

1:30–1:38 pm Spinal Tumor Ablation Therapy Claudio Esteves Tatsui


1:42–2:02 pm Debate: Spinal Schwannoma

1:42–1:50 pm Surgery—YES Allan D. Levi

1:50–1:58 pm Radiosurgery—YES Peter C. Gerszten


2:02–2:10 pm QOL for Primary and Metastatic Tumor Surgery Christopher P. Ames

2:10–2:18 pm Neuromodulation for Cancer Pain Nicholas M. Boulis

2:18–2:30 pm Questions

SPECIAL COURSE 6

1:00–2:30 pm $150 AOSNA: Advances in Spinal Surgery

Directors: Michael G. Fehlings, Justin S. Smith Faculty: Paul M. Arnold, Michael G. Fehlings, James S. Harrop, Brian K. Kwon, Matthew J. McGirt, Thomas E. Mroz, Christopher I.Shaffrey, Mohammed F. Shamji, Jefferson R.Wilson

Course Description: This course will explore recent advances in the management of spinal trauma, degenerative cervical myelopathy, spinal deformity and chronic pain. Faculty will overview current research in the area of spinal cord injury and spinal biologics. Novel technology in the field of robotics, navigation, and neuromodulation will be introduced. Strategies for optimizing spine practice in the era of value-based care will be reviewed. Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: > Discuss current concepts regarding

management of spinal trauma, degenerativecervical myelopathy, spinal deformity, andchronic pain.

> Describe novel research in spinal cordinjury and spinal biologics.

> Review recent advances in robotics,navigation and neuromodulation.

1:00–1:02 pm Introduction Michael G. Fehlings

1:02–1:10 pm Spinal Trauma: Controversies and the Cutting Edge James S. Harrop

1:10–1:18 pm Spinal Cord Injury: Repair and Regeneration Brian K. Kwon

1:18–1:26 pm Spinal Biologics: Past, Present, Future Thomas E. Mroz

1:26–1:34 pm Degenerative Cervical Myelopathy Jefferson R. Wilson

1:34–1:42 pm Questions and Discussion

1:42–1:50 pm Spinal Deformity in the Aging Spine: Leveraging Research to Improve Outcomes Christopher I. Shaffrey



1:50–1:58 pm Bending the Cost Curve—Establishing Value in Spine Surgery Matthew J. McGirt

1:58–2:06 pm Robotics and Navigation Paul M. Arnold

2:06–2:14 pm Chronic Pain/Neuromodulation Mohammed F. Shamji

2:14–2:30 pm Questions and Discussion

SPECIAL COURSE 7

1:00–2:30 pm $150 Innovation in Cervical Spine Surgery

Directors: Jeremy L. Fogelson, Robert F. Heary, K. Daniel RiewFaculty: Todd Albert, Yong Eun Cho, Domagoj Coric, Zoher Ghogawala, James S. Harrop, Robert F. Heary, Thomas E. Mroz, K. Daniel Riew, Hyun Chul Shin, Robert J. Spinner

Course Description: This course will explore current concepts regarding various surgical approaches for cervical spine disorders. Using a case-based format, faculty will discuss indications, techniques, and outcomes. We will also overview novel technologies designed to enhance cervical spine surgery, and strategies for managing complications.Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:> Assess the most current treatment options

for cervical degenerative disease.> Describe indications and expected

outcomes for various surgical approaches.> Describe novel cervical spine surgical

techniques and technologies.

1:00–1:04 pm Case Presentation: Mild Spondylosis With Uncinate Hypertrophy and Foraminal Stenosis in a Young Patient

1:04–1:12 pm Anterior Foraminotomy K. Daniel Riew

1:12–1:20 pm Posterior Foraminotomy Zoher Ghogawala

1:20–1:28 pm Arthroplasty Domagoj Coric

1:28–1:32 pm Case Presentation: Neutral Cervical Spine with Multilevel Spinal Cord Compression

1:32–1:40 pm 4-Level ACDFJames S. Harrop

1:40–1:48 pm Laminectomy and Fusion/LaminoplastyRobert F. Heary

1:48–1:58 pm Cervical Spine Sagittal Alignment After Anterior Versus Posterior Surgery Yong Eun Cho

1:58– 2:14 pm Anterior Cervical Fusion Technology Update

1:58–2:06 pm Stand-alone Cages Versus Plated Fusion Hyun Chul Shin

2:06–2:14 pm Is BMP Safe for ACDF? Todd Albert

2:14–2:30 pm Posterior Cervical Spine Complications

2:14–2:22 pm C5 Root Palsy: Prevention Thomas E. Mroz

2:22–2:30 pm Refractory C5 Root Palsy: Nerve Transfer Robert J. Spinner

CADAVER COURSE

1:00–5:00 pm $500 Hands-on Cadaver Lab: Innovative Techniques in Minimally Invasive and Deformity Surgery (Non-CME)

Course Directors: Luis M. Tumialan, Rishi Kumar Wadhwa Course Description: In this four-hour cadaver lab, participants will engage in hands-on learning of innovative new technologies in spine and peripheral nerve surgery, and advanced techniques in minimally invasive, deformity spine surgery, and peripheral nerve repair. Rotations will include various MIS and deformity approaches and instrumentation, as well as peripheral nerve grafting. Participants will receive one-on-one instruction with experienced faculty using the latest state-of-the-art devices. Surgeons

with limited prior experience will learn practical techniques to introduce into their clinical practice. Those with advanced experience will have the opportunity to share surgical technique refinement with expert faculty, and to survey a variety of new technologies.

7:00–9:00 pm Young Neurosurgeons Reception and Dinner Speaker: Volker K. H. Sonntag

SaturdayMarch 11, 2017


PERIPHERAL NERVE, BASIC SCIENCE BREAKOUT

8:00–9:30 am

Moderators: Holly Gilmer, Daniel C. Lu, Shaun T. O’Leary, Eve C. TsaiSpeakers: Aruna Ganju, Bradley Jacobs, Ajit A. Krishnaney

Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: > Analyze the findings of novel neurosurgical



> Compare indications and clinical outcomesfor various management approaches tospine and peripheral nerve disorders.


9:12–9:14 am Debate Case Presentation: Cervical Spondylosis with T2 Signal Change in the Cord Bradley Jacobs

9:14–9:22 am Surgery Without Monitoring Ajit A. Krishnaney

9:22–9:30 am Surgery With Monitoring Aruna Ganju



QUALITY, HEALTHCARE POLICY, AND GENERAL BREAKOUT

8:00–9:30 am

Moderators: Nathaniel P. Brooks, Sharad RajpalSpeakers: Andrew T. Dailey, Daniel K. Resnick




> Discuss implications of current and futurehealthcare policy changes on spine care.


9:12–9:21 am Patient Satisfactions Scores are Meaningful Andrew T. Dailey

9:21–9:30 am Patient Satisfaction Scores are Meaningless Daniel K. Resnick

SPINAL TUMOR, GENERAL SPINE BREAKOUT

8:00–9:30 am

Moderators: Marcella A. Madera, Ehud MendelSpeakers: Dean Chou, Ziya L. Gokaslan, John H. Shin




> Compare indications and clinical outcomesfor various management approaches tospinal tumors.


9:12–9:14 am Debate Case Presentation: Solitary Renal Cell Met John H. Shin

9:14–9:22 am En Bloc Resection Ziya L. Gokaslan

9:22–9:30 am Minimally Invasive Separation Surgery with Radiosurgery Dean Chou

CAHILL CONTROVERSIES

10:00–12:00 pm Cahill Controversies

Moderators: Daniel J. Hoh, Adam S. KanterSpeakers: Joseph S. Cheng, Domagoj Coric, Richard G. Fessler, Michael W. Groff, Tyler R. Koski, Frank La Marca, Gerald E. Rodts,Charles A. Sansur, Juan S. Uribe

Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: > Compare indications, treatment and

outcome with focal decompressionversus sagittal realignment surgery.

> Analyze indications, treatment andoutcome with decompression onlyversus decompression and fusion forlumbar synovial cyst.

> Discuss benefits versus challenges ofperforming anterior cervical discectomyand fusion in an ambulatory setting.

> Describe conservative versus surgicaltreatment in the elderly with minimallysymptomatic cervical stenosis.

> Analyze strategies for treating minimallysymptomatic proximal junctional kyphosis.

10:00–10:04 am Case Presentation: Lumbar Stenosis with PI–LL Mismatch

10:04–10:12 am Decompression Only Michael W. Groff

10:12–10:20 am Sagittal Realignment Frank La Marca

10:20–10:24 am Discussion

10:24–10:28 am Case Presentation: Lumbar Synovial Cyst

10:28–10:36 am Decompression Only Joseph S. Cheng

10:36–10:44 am Decompression and Fusion Charles A. Sansur


10:48–10:52 am Case Presentation: 2 Level ACDF

10:52–11:00 am Treat in Ambulatory Surgery Center Domagoj Coric

11:00–11:08 am Treat in Inpatient Hospital Gerald E. Rodts


11:12–11:16 am Case Presentation: Elderly Patient with Minimally Symptomatic Cervical Stenosis

11:16–11:24 am Manage Conservatively Christopher E. Wolfla

11:24–11:32 am Treat Surgically Richard G. Fessler


11:36–11:40 am Case Presentation: Patient with Proximal Junctional Kyphosis

11:40–11:48 am Traditional Surgical Techniques to Prevent PJK Tyler R. Koski

11:48–11:56 am Minimally Invasive Techniques to Prevent PJK Juan S. Uribe


12:00 pmMeeting Adjourns

All speakers and topics are subject to change.

9:30–10:00 amBeverage Break



This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of Congress of Neurological Surgeons and the Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves. The Congress of Neurological Surgeons is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

AMA Credit Designation StatementThe CNS designates this live activity for a maximum of 22.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

CME Credit*A maximum of 17.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ may beearned for Scientific Sessions only.

Mid-level PractitionersAttendees will receive a certificate of attendance for the general Scientific Program and for any optional events attended. Please contact your individual membership association and certification board to determine the requirements for accepting credits.

Additional CME Credits can be earned by attending the following:Special CoursesAttendees will receive a maximum of 3.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ for an eligible half-day Wednesday Special Course. Attendees will receive a maximum of 1.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ for an eligible Friday afternoon Special Course. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

ACCREDITATION

MARCH 8–11, 2017 LasVegas • JW MARRIOTT RESORT & SPA

CAHILL CONTROVERSIES

Debates with the masters:

• Joseph Cheng vs.Charles Sansur

• Dom Coric vs.Gerald Rodts

• Richard Fessler vs.Christopher Wolfla

• Tyler Koski vs.Juan Uribe

• Michael Groff vs.Frank LaMarca

Saturday, Mar 11

SPECIAL TRAUMA CME COURSE

Neurotrauma and Critical Care Section

Wednesday, Mar 8

ABSTRACT AWARDS

• J.A.N.E. Award• Mayfield Awards• Charles Kuntz IV

Scholarship Awards• Kline Peripheral

Nerve Award

Thursday, Mar 9

MERITORIOUS AWARD SPEAKERS

Iain Kalfas, Alexander Vaccaro, Volker Sonntag

Wednesday–Friday, Mar 8-10

The Annual Meeting of the AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves

REGISTER NOW: CNS.ORG/SPINE

Register today for Spine Summit 2017Register today for

Spine Summit 2017


SOCIAL EVENTS + GENERAL INFORMATION

Opening ReceptionWednesday, March 86:30–8:00 pmTake in spectacular views and watch the sunset while enjoying a lavish array of food and beverages as you network with old friends and new colleagues at the Opening Reception. Each medical attendee and spouse/guest registered for the meeting will receive one complimentary ticket. Please note this event is held outdoors. Resort casual attire is recommended.

Who Should AttendEducational sessions are geared toward neurosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons, spine care specialists, fellows, residents, physician assistants/physician extenders, and nurse clinicians, and are applicable to the practice of spine and peripheral nerve surgery.

Meeting PurposeThe purpose of the AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves 2017 Annual Meeting is to provide continuing medical education to neurosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons, spine care specialists, fellows, residents, physician extenders and nurse clinicians involved in the practice of spine and peripheral nerve surgery. Education is provided in the form of didactic lectures, special courses demonstrating neurosurgical techniques, exhibits presenting the newest instruments and information, and digital posters providing the latest information regarding clinical advances in neurological surgery.

Area Attractions and Tour InformationThe JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa sets a new standard for luxury. Situated on 50 acres of lush garden landscape, only 20 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip, the hotel offers an impressive range of premium amenities and an unmatched commitment to outstanding service. Relax in style in the well-appointed, recently renovated hotel rooms before indulging in exquisite cuisine at one of the resort’s 10 restaurant options. Take a refreshing swim in the outdoor pool, complete with cascading waterfalls, pamper yourself at Spa Aquae, or enjoy a night of excitement at Rampart, the on-site casino. You’re steps from world-class golf at TPC Las Vegas, close to Red Rock Canyon and downtown Summerlin. Visit the JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

Family ActivitiesLas Vegas is one of the top family-friendly destinations in the country, with theme parks, attractions, and entertainment to keep your kids entertained. Contact the concierge at 702-869-7803 for a full list of activities andassistance with reservations, hours, and pricing.

Theme Parks and Attractions The Adventuredome at Circus Circus is an exciting five-acre indoor theme park, while Wet’n’Wild Las Vegas and Cowabunga Bay water parks are nearby. Get a 360-degree view of the city at the Stratosphere Tower, visit the

Ethel M. Chocolate Factory, or fly over Fremont Street on the Slotzilla zip line.

Hotel AttractionsCrack a crime case with CSI: The Experience at MGM, or get up close to all things aquatic at the Grand Shark Reef at Mandalay Bay. Visit at the Grand Canal Shoppes and experience an authentic gondola ride at the Venetian, then take a spin on the Big Apple Coaster & Arcade at New York-New York.

Nature and MuseumsSprings Preserve is an award-winning 180-acre family destination dedicated to science and nature. For spectacular natural beauty, visit Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. The Discovery Children’s Museum offers three-stories of interactive features and Las Vegas Natural History Museum provides hands-on learning.

EvaluationsThe evaluation process is a key component in providing cutting-edge programming at the AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves Annual Meeting. Your feedback on the quality and diversity of the program helps to determine future Annual Meeting programming. Your voice is important and your opinions are valued!

Speaker Ready RoomThe Speaker Ready Room will be available Wednesday, March 8, through Saturday, March 11. All speakers and abstract presenters should visit the Speaker Ready Room at least one hour prior to their presentations.

No Smoking PolicySmoking is not permitted at any official AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerve Annual Meeting event. Smoking is allowed at the JW Marriott Las Vegas in designated areas only.


Hotel Accommodations The JW Marriott Resort Las Vegas offers luxury accommodations and amenities your whole family is sure to enjoy, from fine dining to a host of recreation activities. Smoking is allowed in designated outdoor areas only.

Resort Amenities:> Complimentary in-room internet access> Deluxe guest rooms> Complimentary shuttle to the

Las Vegas Strip

Hotel Room RatesStandard Guest Room

$200.48 Single/Double*$222.88 Triple*$267.68 Quad*

* Above rates include applicable state and local

taxes. A portion of the room rate will be utilized

to cover the cost of registration and housing

services.

These special rates are only available until the February 10, 2017, cut-off date. The AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves cannot guarantee the availability of this rate after the cut-off date. Rates are effective three days prior to and three

days after the official meeting dates of March 8–11, 2017. Confirmation for dates other than official meeting dates, made prior to the cut-off date, will be based on availability.

Reservations can be made online or via fax, phone or mail. Visit cns.org/spine to make your reservation today!

Hotel Reservation Information and DeadlinesHotel reservations are only available to registered AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves attendees. You must first register for the Annual Meeting before making your hotel arrangements. Rooms are subject to availability. Reserve your room by February 10, 2017.

DepositA deposit equal to one night’s room and tax is required to hold each guest’s reservation. This payment must be submitted with your registration fees. Credit cards will be charged in mid-February. Please make checks payable to the DSPN Housing Center and mail checks to: DSPN Registration and Housing Center, 6100 W. Plano Parkway, Suite 3500, Plano, TX 75093. All rooms are subject to applicable state and local taxes. Hotel reservations requested without deposit will not be accepted.

Hotel Confirmations, Cancellations, or ChangesThrough February 13 > All changes and cancellations must be

made through the AANS/CNS Sectionon Disorders of the Spine and PeripheralNerves Registration and Housing Center.

> Rooms are not transferable. > Refunds for deposits will be issued by the

AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves Registration and Housing Center if registration is cancelled.

Beginning February 13

> All changes and cancellations must be madedirectly with the hotel.

> If cancellation notice is not receivedaccording to the hotel policy, the deposit may be forfeited.

> Check your hotel confirmation and contactthe hotel directly for information.

Support the AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves by booking your hotel room for the Annual Meeting by using one of the methods listed on the housing form. In order to obtain the necessary meeting and exhibit space at the hotel, the AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves must commit to a minimum number of guest rooms. If that commitment is not fulfilled, the Section will incur significant financial penalties and have difficulty obtaining sufficient meeting space in the future. Unfortunately, this can have a major impact on the member services and programs that the Section is able to offer in the future. We appreciate your commitment to the Section by staying at the JW Marriott Resort Las Vegas.

Transportation to the ResortShuttleThe hotel does not provide complimentary airport transportation; however, Personal Sedan Service is their preferred transportation company, and they can be reached at 702-248-7706. Estimated taxi fare is $60 one way.

A 29-passenger shuttle is available to and from Fashion Show Mall located on “The Strip.” Shuttle space is on a first serve basis and reservations are required. Reservations can be made with the Concierge or Front Desk.

HOUSING + TRAVEL INFORMATION

HOUSING DEADLINE

FRIDAYFEB. 10, 2017

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Credit Card Payments> US dollars and drawn on a US bank> Visa> MasterCard> American Express

What’s Included in the Registration Fee?Medical Registration includes the following:> Daily Continental Breakfasts> Daily Beverage Breaks> Daily Scientific Sessions> Entrance to the Exhibit Hall> One ticket to Wednesday Opening

Reception> One ticket to Thursday Lunch with

Exhibitors> One ticket to Friday Lunch with Exhibitors

Spouse/Guest Registration Includes the Following:> Daily Continental Breakfasts with medical

attendees> Daily Scientific Sessions> Entrance to the Exhibit Hall> One ticket to Wednesday Opening

Reception

Child RegistrationAlthough there is no registration fee, children under 18 years of age should register for the Annual Meeting to receive a badge and the following:> Daily Continental Breakfasts with medical

attendees> Daily Scientific Sessions> One ticket to Wednesday Opening

Reception> Entrance to the Exhibit Hall (Children

under the age of 18 are not allowed on theexhibit floor)

Speaker RegistrationComplimentary registration will not be provided for one-day speakers. All speakers must register at the applicable registration rate.

Onsite Registration HoursWednesday, March 1611:00 am–5:30 pm

Thursday, March 176:30 am–6:00 pm

Friday, March 187:00 am–5:00 pm

Saturday, March 197:30 am–12:00 pm

Registration Cancellation/Refund PolicyAll refund requests must be received in writing by February 20.Requests accepted via:E-mail: [email protected]: 972-349-7715Mail: DSPN Registration and Housing6100 W. Plano Parkway, Suite 3500Plano, TX 75093

Cancellation Date ScheduleBefore February 20A full refund less a $100 processing fee. Special Courses and Events will be refunded in full until this date.

After February 20 and No ShowsAbsolutely no refunds will be issued after this date for registration, special courses or any other events regardless of cause.

Americans with Disabilities Act/Special Needs and RequestsThe AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves wishes to take the necessary steps to ensure that no individual with a disability is excluded, denied services, segregated or otherwise treated differently than other individuals because of the absence of auxiliary aids and services. Please let us know if, under the ADA, you require special accommodations or services in order to attend the Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves Annual Meeting.

Your requirements should be sent directly to the Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves Housing and Registration Center at wyndhamjade.com or call (866) 931-9543. Please provide any requests atleast 30 days prior to the Annual Meetingto guarantee accommodation. Scooter andwheelchair rentals are available by contactingScootAround, Inc. at their toll-free hotline:(888) 441-7575. You can also submit a rentalinquiry on the web at www.scootaround.com.

Important Dates to Remember

February 10Advance Registration and Housing

Deadline

February 20Cancellation Deadline

A $100 processing fee will be charged for written cancellations received by this date, regardless of cause. Special courses and event tickets will be

refunded in full until this date.

Absolutely no refunds will be given after February 20, regardless of cause.

ONLINE:CNS.ORG/SPINE

FAX:972-349-7715—US & Canada

MAIL:DSPN Registration and Housing

6100 W. Plano Parkway, Suite 3500Plano, TX 75093

REGISTER TODAY USING ONE OF THESE THREE METHODS:

REGISTRATION INFORMATION


FRIDAYFEB. 10, 2017

Register early—prices increase up to $200 after this date!

Allow five business days for Registration and Housing Confirmation. The AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves Registration and the Housing Center are not responsible for faxes or e-mails

not received due to circumstances beyond their control.

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ADVANCE REGISTRATION + HOUSING FORMFOUR WAYS TO REGISTER IN ADVANCE:

1. Online: (credit card only) cns.org/spine2. Phone: 800-931-9543 or 972-349-55393. Fax: 972-349-77154. Mail: DSPN REGISTRATION AND HOUSING CENTER

6100 W. Plano Parkway, Suite 3500Plano, TX 75093

REGISTRATION INFORMATION Please print or type legibly using one form per person. The name and address entered below will be used for CME Certificate.

Last Name First Name Credentials

Institution/Hospital/Office/Company NPI Number

Address City State/Providence Country Zip/Postal Code

Telephone (if international please include country code) Fax E-mail

Spouse/Guest Name (if applicable: please print name as it will appear on badge)

Child Name(s) and age(s)

Hotel ReservationsIndividuals requiring hotel reservations must first register for the Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves Annual Meeting.

Arrival Date: Departure Date: No Room Required Staying at/with:

Room Preference (check one)

Single (1 person)–$200.48 Double (2 people, 1 bed)–$200.48* Double/Double (2 people, 2 beds)–$200.48

Triple (3 people)–$222.88 Quad (4 people)–$267.68

* Above rates include applicable state and local taxes. A portion of the room rate will be utilized to cover the cost of registration and housing services.

The JW Marriott Las Vegas will make every effort to honor specific requests. They reserve the right to provide alternative accommodations when necessary.

Special Requests Handicap-accessible room Crib (additional fee may apply) Rollaway bed (additional fee may apply)

Special requests are subject to availability upon arrival at the hotel.

Please check this box if you are interested in reserving a suite. (AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves Registrationand Housing Center representative will contact you regarding suite availability and rates. In the meantime, a standard room will be assigned.)

Hotel Change/ Cancellation PolicyThrough February 13, all changes are subject to availability and cancellations may be made online at www.spinesection.org or via e-mail at [email protected].

Beginning February 13, and up to 72 hours prior to your scheduled arrival date, please contact the JW Marriott Las Vegas directly with all changes or cancellations. The hotel will retain the deposit for cancellations not made at least 72 hours prior to your confirmed arrival date. This cancellation policy is strictly enforced and no exceptions will be made. Please retain the cancellation information from the AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves Registration and Housing Center as the hotel cancellation number is proof of the cancellation. This number will be required to resolve any disputes.

Meeting Registration FeesRegistration Category Received on or before February 10, 2017 Received after February 10, 2017Spine Section Member $500 $700NASS Member $500 $700Orthopedic Surgeon/ACOS* $500 $700SRS Member $500 $700SMISS Member $500 $700ISASS Member $500 $700AO Spine Member $500 $700CSRS Member $500 $700ACSR Member $500 $700Non-Member $650 $850Non-Physician, Non-Member $650 $850Resident $50 $100Resident Non-Member $75 $125Medical Student $50 $100Nurse $350 $500Physician Assistant $350 $500Spouse/Guest $100 $130Child $0 $0

Subtotal for Registration Fee Section $*Orthopedic Surgeon/ACOS Member registration includesone-year complimentary Adjunct Membership

DEADLINE

FRIDAYFEB. 10, 2017

ALL MEETING CONFIRMATIONS WILL BE SENT VIA E-MAIL

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SPECIAL COURSES TICKET ORDER

APRN / PA LUNCH SEMINAR

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 12:00–1:00 pm

APRN and PA Lunch Seminar: Enhancing Perioperative Pain Management

RN and PA Registrant—Course is complimentary with meeting registration

SPECIAL COURSES 1-4

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 1:30–5:30 pm

Special Course 1—Hands-on Spinal Navigation Medical Registrant $200 – (SC1)

Special Course 2—Hands-on Spinal Deformity Medical Registrant $200 – (SC2)

Special Course 3—Innovation in Neurotrauma Medical Registrant $200 – (SC3)

Special Course 4—Innovative Business Solutions Medical Registrant $200 – (SC4)

SPECIAL COURSES 5-7

FRIDAY, MARCH 10 1:00–2:30 pm

Special Course 5—Innovation in Spinal Tumor Management Medical Registrant $150 – (SC5)

Special Course 6—AOSNA: Advances in Spinal Surgery Medical Registrant $150 – (SC6)

Special Course 7—Innovation in Cervical Spine Surgery Medical Registrant $150 – (SC7)

CADAVER LAB

FRIDAY, MARCH 10 1:00–5:00 pm

Cadaver Lab 1:00-5:00pm Medical Resident $500

SUBTOTAL FOR SPECIAL COURSES/ CADAVER COURSE SECTION $

REGISTER TODAY AT CNS.ORG/SPINE

PAYMENT

HOTEL TOTAL $

REGISTRATION TOTAL $

GRAND TOTAL $

Check: Full payment must accompany your registration form. Please make REGISTRATION check payable to the DSPN Registration Center. Please make HOUSING check payable to the DSPN Housing Center. Please send both of your checks to: DSPN Registration and Housing Center, 6100 W. Plano Parkway, Suite 3500, Plano, TX 75093. (Any checks received from an overseas bank will be returned. Any checks returned for insufficient funds are subject to additional charges.)

Credit Card Authorization: Credit card will be charged immediately.

Visa MasterCard American Express

Credit card number Expiration date CCV code

Name of Cardholder (print)

Signature (I agree to pay according to the credit card issuer agreement)

By signing this form: I authorize the Joint Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves Registration and Housing Center to charge my credit card for the total payment due, acknowledge that the Joint Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves registration cancellation policies are in effect and grant the Joint Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves the right to use photos taken at Spine Summit 2017, the Annual Meeting of Joint Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves that include me in promotional materials for future meetings.

These fees are subject to audit in case of error. The Joint Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves Registration and Housing Center reserves the right to correct the error and charge the appropriate fees.

Registration Cancellation Policy—Full registration refunds, less a $100 processing fee, will be granted if written requests for cancellation are received by February 20, 2017. No refunds of any kind will be given after this date. Refunds will not be given for no-shows. Written requests may be e-mailed to [email protected], faxed to 972-349-7715, or mailed to DSPN Registration and Housing Center, 6100 W. Plano Parkway, Suite 3500, Plano, TX 75093.

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EXHIBIT PRODUCTS & SERVICES

2016 EXHIBITORS

Find the latest spine and peripheral nerve technology in the Exhibit Hall. Take time to explore the hall and enjoy one-on-one discussions and hands-on demonstrations with our exhibitors. Learn about the devices and new technologies that can advance your practice.

Exhibit Hall Features> Discover the latest state-of-the-art equipment, products, and services.

> Enjoy a corporate sponsored lunch. Corporate partners present thelatest cutting-edge technology while providing lunch.

> What’s New Sessions. Join the crowd during daily beverage breakson Thursday and Friday as speakers share the latest in cutting-edgeresearch and technology.

Exhibit HoursThursday, March 9

Friday, March 10

9:00 am–4:30 pm

9:00 am–1:00 pm

What’s New Schedule

Morning AfternoonThursday, March 9 9:30–10:15 am 2:30–3:15 pm

Friday, March 10 9:30–10:15 am

Corporate Sponsored Lunch Schedule

AfternoonWednesday, March 8 12:30–1:30 pm

Thursday, March 9 12:00–1:00 pm

Friday, March 10 12:00–1:00 pm

Alevio LLC

Alphatec Spine, Inc.

Amendia, Inc.

Benvenue Medical, Inc.

Biologica Technologies

Bioventus LLC

Cerapedics, Inc.

ContextMedia:Health

Cutting Edge Spine, LLC

DePuy Synthes

Gauthier Biomedical Inc.

Globus Medical

InVivo Therapeutics

Joimax, Inc.

K2M, Inc.

L3 Healthcare Design ASC Architects

LDR Spine

Life Instrument Corporation

LinkSpine

Mazor Robotics

Medicrea USA

Medtronic

MiMedx

Mizuho America, Inc.

NeuroPoint Alliance

NovaBone Products

NSI

NuVasive, Inc.

Pacira Pharmaceuticals

Paradigm Spine, LLC

PixarBio Corporation

Providence Medical Technology, Inc.

Ranfac Corp

Renovis Surgical Technologies, Inc.

RTI Surgical

Safe Passage Neuromonitoring

SeaSpine

Shukla Medical

SI-BONE, Inc.

SIGNUS Medizintechnik GmbH

Southern Spine LLC

Spinal Support Solutions

Spine Universe

Spine Wave

SpineCraft, LLC

SpineGuard

Spineology Inc.

Stryker

TeDan Surgical Innovations

TMG Coins

UF Health Neurosurgery

Wolters Kluwer

Zimmer Biomet

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