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THE 34TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE

AANS/CNS SECTION ON PEDIATRIC

NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY

2005PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

NOVEMBER 29 – DECEMBER 2 | CHAMPIONSGATE, FLORIDA (ORLANDO) | OMNI ORLANDO RESORT AT CHAMPIONSGATE

• The American Association of Neurological Surgeons designate this educational activityfor a maximum of 18 Category 1 credits towards the AMA Physician’s Recognition Award

• Scientific papers covering a variety of pediatric neurosurgical topics

• Over 100 scientific oral and posters presentations and 30 exhibiting companies

• One optional pre-meeting Nurses’ Seminar

Jointly Sponsored by the AmericanAssociation of Neurological Surgeons

2 A A N S /C N S S E C T I O N O N P E D I AT R I C N E U R O L O G I C A L S U R G E RY

W E L C O M E

October 2005

Dear Colleagues,

The AANS/CNS Section on Pediatric Neurological Surgery would like

to take this opportunity to cordially invite you to attend their 34th

Annual Meeting, which will be held in ChampionsGate, Florida

(Orlando) at the Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate November,

29 – December 2, 2005. The innovative and interactive Scientific

Program is sure to be informative, while the luxury and excitement of

Orlando activities pushes the old cliché “all work and no play” out of

one’s mind entirely.

Beginning Tuesday morning, a newly formatted Nurses Seminar

is on the agenda. Wednesday’s offerings include (but are not limited

to) scientific sessions covering topics such as craniosynostosis,

congenital anomalies, and tumors, while the exhibit hall kicks off the

meeting with more than 30 exhibiting companies who have chosen

to show their support of the neurosurgical industry and the

AANS/CNS Section on Pediatric Neurological Surgery specifically.

Throughout the rest of the week, Trauma, Functional, Hydrocephalus,

and various technical topics will be presented and discussed.

More than 100 oral and poster abstract presentations will be

highlighted in the scientific sessions this year.

Please take a few moments to review the enclosed meeting and

registration materials. Online registration and housing have been open

since mid-September. If you have not registered or made your housing

at this point, we would encourage you to do so as soon as possible.

The link is available on the Annual Meeting web site at

www.neurosurgery.org/pediatric. Don’t forget about the Early Bird

discount – register by the advance registration deadline of October

28, 2005, and save $100.

We look forward to seeing you in Orlando.

Sincerely,

W. Jerry Oakes, MD Jogi V. Pattisapu, MD Meeting Chair, 2005 Chair of Local Arrangements, AANS/CNS Section on AANS/CNS Section onPediatric Neurological Surgery Pediatric Neurological Surgery

The AANS/CNS Section on Pediatric Neurological Surgery wouldlike to take this opportunity to invite you to Orlando, a scenicdestination city that offers a variety of entertainment options.

The city is appealing, from it’s temperate climate to it’s family-friendly attractions, many of which are only a short shuttle rideaway from the headquarter hotel, including: Universal Orlandowith Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure and City Walk; WaltDisney World with the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney-MGMStudios, Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park and Pleasure Island; SeaWorld, Cypress Gardens and Discovery Cove. Additionalattractions unique to Orlando include the Orlando Science Center,Orlando Museum of Art and the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra.

Guests may purchase various attraction tickets on property at theTicket & Transportation Desk from 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM daily. Pleasecall 407-238-6506 for additional information.

ChampionsGate has been highlighted in Golf Magazine's “10 MostDistinctive Places to Play.” Enjoy a round at either (or both) of theon-property Greg Norman designed golf courses: The National,American-style, with lush fairways and great par 3’s, or theInternational, an authentic links-style course with one of thehighest difficulty ratings in the state: 76.3.

To book your individual tee time in advance, call 407-787-GOLFand identify yourself as an Omni guest with the AANS/CNSSection on Pediatric Neurological Surgery Annual Meeting.

Or, simply spend time relaxing poolside, taming the lazy river,using the full service health club or enjoying an amazing array offeel-good wraps, massages, and facials at The Spa.

However you choose to spend your time, the city of Orlando andthe Omni Orlando Resort ChampionsGate want it to bememorable!

WHO SHOULD ATTENDThe educational sessions will be directed towards pediatricneurological surgeons, residents, nurse clinicians and physicianassistants, and will be directly applicable to their practices.

CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION CREDITThis activity has been planned and implemented in accordancewith the Essentials and Standards of the Accreditation Council forContinuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship ofAmerican Association of Neurological Surgeons and AANS/CNSSection on Pediatric Neurological Surgery. The AccreditationCouncil for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) accredits theAmerican Association of Neurological Surgeons to providecontinuing medical education for physicians.

The American Association of Neurological Surgeons designatesthis educational activity for a maximum of 18 hours in Category 1 credit toward the AMA Physician’s Recognition Award. Eachphysician should claim only those hours of credit that he/sheactually spent in the educational activity.

• Over 70 scientific oral and poster presentations

• More than 30 exhibits displaying the latest technical advances

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7:00 – 8:00 AMContinental BreakfastNational Ballroom A-B Foyer

7:00 AM – 5:30 PMRegistrationNational Ballroom C Foyer

8:00 AM – NoonScientific SessionsNational Ballroom C

9:00 AM – 6:00 PMExhibit and Poster ViewingNational Ballroom A-B

10:00 – 10:30 AMBeverage BreakExhibit Hall – National Ballroom A-B


7:00 – 10:00 AMRegistrationNational Ballroom C Foyer

8:00 AM – 1:00 PMScientific SessionsNational Ballroom C

9:00 – 11:00 AMExhibit and Poster Viewing


11:00 AM – 3:00 PMExhibit DismantlePoster Retrieval


7:00 AM – 5:00 PMRegistrationNational Ballroom C Foyer

8:00 AM – NoonScientific SessionsNational Ballroom C

9:00 AM – 4:00 PMExhibit and Poster Viewing


Noon – 5:00 PMPre-meeting Nurses Seminar

2:00 – 7:00 PMRegistrationNational Ballroom C Foyer

2:00 – 6:00 PMExhibit InstallationExhibit Hall – National Ballroom A-B

Noon – 1:00 PMLunch and ExhibitsExhibit Hall – National Ballroom A-B

1:00 – 5:00 PMScientific SessionsNational Ballroom C

3:00 – 3:30 PMBeverage BreakExhibit Hall – National Ballroom A-B

11:45 AM – 12:45 PMLunch and ExhibitsExhibit Hall – National Ballroom A-B

12:45 – 5:00 PMScientific SessionsNational Ballroom C

2:45 – 3:15 PMBeverage BreakExhibit Hall – National Ballroom A-B

5:00 – 6:00 PMPoster InstallationNational Ballroom A-B

6:30 – 8:00 PMReceptionOutside Function Area

5:00 – 6:00 PMWine and Cheese ReceptionExhibit Hall – National Ballroom A-B

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PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONSThe open scientific sessions provideparticipants exposure to the latest inresearch and groundbreaking informationavailable on neurosurgical topics. Renownedspeaker James McClintock, PhD, is this year’sfeatured Raimondi lecturer. Educationalprogramming includes topics such asCongenital Anomalies, Tumors and varioustechnical topics.

PRE-MEETING NURSES’ SEMINARA pre-meeting Nurses’ Seminar will be heldon Tuesday, November 29, from 12:00 – 5:00 PM. This year’s course is in an excitingnew format and will include varied topicspresented by a number of invited speakers. A boxed lunch is included with registration.

EXHIBIT VIEWING ANDPOSTER SESSIONSIf the educational programming at thispremier neurosurgical meeting in the pediatricfield offers cutting edge research andintriguing speakers, the exhibit hall steals thespotlight by showcasing the most innovativeand recent discoveries in technology whichhelp make possible many of the giant stepsnow being taken in the neurosurgical field.Vendor participation encourages in-depthdiscussions and hands on product demonstra-tions in an environment perfect for this kindof interaction.

Posters afford attendees a detailed look atthe research process and provide data andresults for interesting and original studies inthis field.

OPENING RECEPTIONAnnual Meeting Chairman W. Jerry Oakes,MD, and Chair of Local Arrangements Jogi V.Pattisapu, MD, will offer a warm welcome atthe Opening Reception at the Omni OrlandoResort on Tuesday, November 29 from 6:30 – 8:00 PM Poolside. Enjoy a relaxing,comfortable and casual evening withdelicious hors d’oeurves, an open bar and thecompany of friends and colleagues. Allregistered attendees and guests/spousesreceive one complimentary ticket to thisevent. Casual attire is recommended.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29NOON – 5:00PMPRE-MEETING NURSES SEMINAR

The nursing seminar will includepresentations on the topics of ChiariMalformations/Syrinx, Quick ImagingTechniques for the Pediatric NeurosurgeryPatient, Shunts – Programmable vs. Non-programmable, Penetrating CNS Injuries,Moya Moya Disease, Pediatric Headache: Signor Symptom, and Craniopharyngiomatreatment with Bleomycin, and will includeAmerican Association on NeurosurgicalNurses and National Institutes of Healthupdates and segments on patient education,nursing issues, and networking.

Faculty: Rick Abbott, MD, FAAP; PattiBatchelder, RN, MSN, PNP-C; Karen Belcher,RN, CPN; Shona Lenss, RN, MS, CFNP;Bernadette Makar, NP-C; Tina Popov,CNS/NP; Patricia Rowe, RN, MN, CSN/NP;Mary Smellie-Decker, RN, MSN, PNP; R. ShaneTubbs, MS, PA-C, PhD; Donna Wallace, RN,MS, CPNP; Herta Yu, RN, MN-ACNP, CNN.

Learning Objectives: Upon completion ofthis course, participants should be able to:1. Identify types of Chiari.

2. Identify indications for MRI scans.

3. Describe pathology of hydrocephalus.

4. Identify common causes of penetratingCNS injuries.

2:00 – 7:00 PMREGISTRATIONNational Ballroom C Foyer

5:00 – 6:00 PMPOSTER SETUP FOR MEDICALREGISTRANTSNational Ballroom A-B

6:30 – 8:00 PM OPENING RECEPTION

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 307:00 – 8:00 AM CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST National Ballroom A-B Foyer

7:00 AM – 5:30 PMREGISTRATION National Ballroom C Foyer

7:50 – 7:55 AM WELCOME AND OPENING REMARKS National Ballroom C

Rick Abbott, MD, FAAP

7:55 – 8:00 AM MEETING OVERVIEW National Ballroom C

W. Jerry Oakes, MD

8:00 – 8:48 AM SCIENTIFIC SESSION ICraniosynostosis National Ballroom C

Moderators: Jeffrey P. Blount, MD, FACS; Rick Abbott, MD, FAAP

Learning Objectives: Upon completion ofthis program, participants should be able to:

• Appraise new proposed craniosynostosisprocedures, including late vaultremodeling and minimally invasiveprocedures.

• Describe technical and methodologicalchallenges in evaluating late effects ofcraniosynostosis surgery.

8:48 – 10:00 AMSCIENTIFIC SESSION IICongenital AnomoliesNational Ballroom C

Moderators: Jeffrey P. Blount, MD, FACS; Rick Abbott, MD, FAAP


• Appraise new observations in thepathophysiology of Chiari malformationsand tethered spinal cord.

• Compare observations in animal modelsof congenital CNS anomalies with thehuman syndromes.

• Discuss advances in radiographic andelectrophysiological guidance in tetheredspinal cord surgery.

9:00 AM – 6:00 PMEXHIBIT & POSTER VIEWING INEXHIBIT HALL National Ballroom A-B

10:00 – 10:30 AMBEVERAGE BREAK IN EXHIBIT HALLNational Ballroom A-B


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10:30 AM – 12:00 PM SCIENTIFIC SESSION IIITumorsNational Ballroom C

Moderator: Mark M. Souweidane, MD; Jeffrey H. Wisoff, MD


• Describe new proposed methods ofdelivery of chemotherapeutic agents toCNS tumors.

• Relate preoperative radiographic findingsof pediatric brain tumors to long termoutcome.

• Review techniques of novel genediscovery in pediatric brain tumors.

• Formulate the role of preresectionchemotherapy in selected brain tumors.

12:00 – 1:00 PM LUNCH AND POSTER VIEWING IN THEEXHIBIT HALLNational Ballroom A-B

1:00 – 3:00 PM SCIENTIFIC SESSION IV TumorsNational Ballroom C

Moderators: David W. Pincus, MD, PhD;Frederick A. Boop, MD, FACS


• Estimate the value of intraoperative MRIand new techniques of functionalmapping on pediatric brain tumor therapy.

• Contrast interstitial delivery of monoclonalantibodies into tumors with polymerrelease of molecular constituents.

• Discuss the major morbidities ofcraniopharyngioma resection in long termfollowup.

3:00 – 3:30 PM BEVERAGE BREAK IN EXHIBIT HALLNational Ballroom A-B

3:30 – 5:00 PM

SCIENTIFIC SESSION VVarious Technical TopicsNational Ballroom C

Moderators: Alan R. Cohen, MD: Bruce A. Kaufman, MD, FACS


• List advances in basic understanding ofregeneration which may impact pediatricneurosurgical care.

9:00 AM – 4:00 PMEXHIBIT & POSTER VIEWING INEXHIBIT HALLNational Ballroom A-B

10:15 – 10:45 AM BEVERAGE BREAK IN EXHIBIT HALLNational Ballroom A-B

10:45 – 10:50 AMINTRODUCTION OF THE RAIMONDILECTURER

Jeffrey P. Blount, MD, FACS

10:50 - 11:45 AMRAIMONDI LECTURE AntarcticaNational Ballroom C

James McClintock, PhD

11:45 AM – 12:45 PM LUNCH AND POSTER VIEWING IN THE EXHIBIT HALLNational Ballroom A-B

12:45 – 2:45 PM SCIENTIFIC SESSION VII FUNCTIONAL/MISCELLANEOUS National Ballroom C

Moderators: Joseph R. Madsen, MD; Nalin Gupta, MD, PhD


• Compare outcomes in surgical resectionof temporal seizure foci, corpuscallosotomy, and vagal nerve stimulation.

• Relate the advantages of navigationtechniques in seizure surgery.

• Indicate potential roles of nanotechnology,including quantum dots, in neurosurgery.

2:45 – 3:15 PM BEVERAGE BREAK IN EXHIBIT HALLNational Ballroom A-B

3:15 – 4:51 PM SCIENTIFIC SESSION VIIIMiscellaneousNational Ballroom C

Moderators: Bermans J. Iskandar, MD; John Ragheb, MD

• Discuss criteria for diagnosis and technicaladvances in tethered cord syndromesurgery.

• Quantify the value of incidental tumordiscovery after trauma in predictingoutcome.

• Review the value of vagal nervestimulation in autism.

• List pros and cons of early surgery forleptomeningeal cysts.

5:00 – 6:00 PMWINE & CHEESE RECEPTION INEXHIBIT HALLNational Ballroom A-B

Take a few moments to join your colleaguesand the Section’s many vendors for abeverage and light hors d’oeuvres at theWine and Cheese Reception in the ExhibitHall. Your participation in this event is oneway to show your support for the companieswith whom you have relationships and relyon for knowledge and quality customerservice and products. During the reception,you will have the opportunity to view thelatest advances in technology and view thescientific poster presentations selected fordisplay at this year’s prestigious meeting.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17:00 – 8:00 AM CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST National Ballroom A-B Foyer

7:00 AM – 5:00 PMREGISTRATIONNational Ballroom C Foyer

8:00 – 10:12 AM SCIENTIFIC SESSION VI TraumaNational Ballroom C

Moderators: Ann-Christine Duhaime, MD;Michael H. Handler, MD, FACS


• Discuss technical challenges in producingnew devices or algorithms formanagement of intracranial pressure inchildren.

• State the technical problems in genetherapy in pediatric central nervoussystem disease.

• Appraise the role of surgery of the brachialplexus after birth injury in children.


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• Discuss challenges of bringing newtechnologies such as coated shunts and scanning laser ophthalmoscopy to clinical use.

• Describe recent advances in surgery for stroke and ischemia in arterial andvenous disease.

4:50 – 5:00 PM ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETINGNational Ballroom C

OPEN EVENING

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27:00 – 8:00 AM CONTINENTAL BREAKFASTNational Ballroom A-B Foyer

7:00 – 10:00 AM REGISTRATIONNational Ballroom C Foyer

8:00 – 9:54 AM SCIENTIFIC SESSION IX Hydrocephalus SymposiumNational Ballroom C

Moderators: Benjamin Warf, MD; Joseph H.Piatt, Jr., MD; David Douglas Cochrane, MD


• Describe the pitfalls of large scaleoutcomes studies in hydrocephalus.

• Identify several questionable assumptionsmade by clinicians in routine care ofpatients with hydrocephalus.

• Contrast the impetus for innovation inimpoverished areas of the world withwealthy industrialized states.

9:00 – 11:00 AM EXHIBIT & POSTER VIEWING INEXHIBIT HALLNational Ballroom A-B

9:55 – 10:30 AMBEVERAGE BREAK IN EXHIBIT HALLNational Ballroom A-B

10:30 AM – 12:42 PMSCIENTIFIC SESSION X Hydrocephalus National Ballroom C

Moderators: Joseph H. Piatt, Jr., MD; Karin M. Muraszko, MD


• Classify potential drug-impregnatedcatheter devices in shunt function.

• Identify a growth factor whoseoverexpression may cause hydrocephalus.

• Appraise the effect of endoscopicventriculoscopy and adjustable valves onthe clinical treatment of hydrocephalus.

12:42 – 1:00 PMCLOSING REMARKSNational Ballroom C

W. Jerry Oakes, MD

AIRLINE INFORMATIONThe AANS/CNS Section on PediatricNeurological Surgery is pleased to announcethat United Airlines has been designated as theofficial airline of this year’s annual meeting.

A 5% discount off the lowest applicable farewill be offered ONLY when you or your travelagent call United’s toll-free number 1-800-521-4041 and refer to the Meeting IDNumber 512GZ. A 5% discount will apply whenyou purchase your tickets at least 30 days inadvance of your travel date. Discounts applyon United and United Express. Dedicatedreservationists are on duty 7 days a week, 8:00AM to 10:00 PM EST. The Meetings PlusReservation Center is closed all majorholidays. Book early to take advantage ofpromotional fares that give you the greatestdiscount. Mileage Plus members receive fullcredit for all miles flown to this meeting.

For reservations, call: 1-800-521-4041United Airlines8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Eastern time,7 days a weekMeeting File Number: 512GZ.

AIRPORT TRANSPORTATIONMears Transportation provides frequentshuttle, charter and luxury transportationservice between Orlando InternationalAirport and the Omni Orlando Resort atChampionsGate. Upon arrival, you canpurchase airport and attractiontransportation at one of four (4) Mears

Motor Shuttles counters at the airportbaggage claim on Level 2. The Mearscounters on Level 2 are located as follows:

Terminal “A” – Directly across from AmericanAirlines baggage claim, carousel number 5, orSouthwest Airlines, carousel number 12.

Terminal “B” – Directly across from UnitedAirlines baggage claim, carousel number 8 or Delta Airline baggage claim, carouselnumber 13.

All transportation will depart from Level 1.The counter personnel will direct you toyour vehicle. Arrival reservations areencouraged, but are not required.

Advance reservations are not necessary forarrival. If you would like to make a reserva-tion for arrival or departure transportation, or would like to speak to a Customer ServiceRepresentative, call Mears Transportationdirectly at (407) 423-5566. At the time ofprinting, one-way fares start at approximately$20 per person.

HOTEL RESERVATIONSDEADLINE – OCTOBER 28, 2005The AANS/CNS Section on PediatricNeurological Surgery has negotiated aspecial rate at the Omni Orlando Resort atChampionsGate for attendees of the 2005Annual Meeting. Please refer to the enclosedhousing form for additional information andinstruction.

TAXI SERVICETaxis are readily available at the OrlandoAirport. Fares vary based on traffic and roadconditions. At the time of printing, the one-way fare from the Orlando InternationalAirport to the Omni Orlando Resort atChampionsGate was approximately $60.

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACTThe American Association of NeurologicalSurgeons wishes to take those steps to ensurethat no individual with a disability is excluded,denied services, segregated or otherwisetreated differently than other individualsbecause of the absence of auxiliary aids andservices. If you require any of the auxiliary aidsor services identified in the Americans withDisabilities Act in order to attend anyprogram, please contact the Meeting ServicesDepartment at [email protected], or call 888-566-2267, ext. 529.


D I N I N G G U I D E

AUGUSTINE’S BAR & GRILLE8001 International Drive(407) 351-2420

One of the best dining values in Orlando. Checkout the breakfast buffet or dinner specials.

CHATHAM’S PLACE7575 Dr. Phillips Blvd(407) 345-2992www.cathamsplace.com

Chef Tony invites you to enjoy one of Chatham’ssignature dishes such as the rack of lamb, whichhas been rated best in the country, or their famousFlorida Black Grouper with Pecan Butter.

EVERGLADES RESTAURANT 9840 International Drive(407) 996-9840

Feast on prime steaks and fresh Florida seafood.Explore the incredible flavors of gator chowder,wild boar, venison pepper steak, and other uniqueregional specialties. Only open for dinner.

ASIANAMURA JAPANESE STEAK AND SUSHI RESTAURANT7786 West Sandlake Road(407) 370-0007

Upscale contemporary restaurant servingtraditional Japanese cuisine with French infusion.Largest sushi bar in Orlando.

SIAM ORCHID RESTAURANT7575 Universal Boulevard(407) 351-0821

Authentic fine dining restaurant offering superbThai cuisine and ambience.

THAI THANI RESTAURANT11025 International Drive

Spacious eating area. All entrees made to yourpallet/dietary needs. Sushi bar. Authentic decorand exceptional service. Close to SeaWorld,Universal Studios and the convention center.

CREOLE/CAJUNEMERIL’S RESTAURANT ORLANDO 6000 Universal BlvdUniversal Studios CityWalk(407) 224-2424www.emerils.com

Emeril’s Restaurant Orlando encompasseseverything that Emeril stands for – high energy,bold exciting flavors and a memorable experience.Classic New Orleans cuisine.

CEDAR’S RESTAURANT 7732 West Sand Lake Road(407) 351-6000

Authentic Middle Eastern/Mediterranean cuisineprepared with the freshest ingredients by world-renowned chef Raymond Hokayem. Featured itemsinclude kabobs, pomponia, hummus, stuffed grapeleaves, shawarma, safhia, and kebbah. Liveentertainment and belly dancers.

SEAFOODATLANTIS6677 Sea Harbor Drive(407) 351-5555

Elegance, award-winning cuisine and impeccableservice. Featuring fresh seafood, nightly specials, andmade to order dessert souffles. Enjoy vintage winesand fine cordials.

BONEFISH GRILL7830 Sand Lake Road(407) 355-7707

A concept founded on the premise of simplicityand consistency, Bonefish Grill is a populardestination for those looking for a high qualitydining experience within a manageable price range.

CHARLIE’S LOBSTER HOUSE8445 International Drive(407) 352-6929

All sizes of live Maine lobster prepared eight ways.Twelve varieties of always fresh, never frozen fish.Award-winning wine list.

THE CRAB HOUSENext to Mercado8291 International Drive(407) 352-6140 www.landrysseafood.com

A Southern Florida tradition since 1976. The CrabHouse is the place to go for quality seafood: liveMaine lobster, fresh crab, choice cut steaks andprime rib, daily fish and pasta specials, an all you-can-eat fresh seafood and salad bar, a premiumwine list and fantastic desserts.

MOONFISH7525 West Sand Lake Road(407) 363-7262www.fishfusion.com

One of Orlando’s most innovative restaurants.MoonFish serves the Freshest Seafood from theOceans of Planet Earth™ – from the usual to theexotic. In addition to its fish-fusion cuisine,MoonFish offers prime and choice mid-westernaged steaks cooked over a natural wood-burningpit and an intriguing sushi menu. The vibrantatmosphere combines modern ingenuity with aPacific flair to stimulate your senses.

ITALIAN ANTONIO’S AT SAND LAKE 7559 West Sand Lake Road(407) 363-9191 www.antoniosonline.com

Elegant, old world dining in traditional wood-fire,Italian style. Extensive wine list, full bar andwonderful daily specials.

BERGAMO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT 8445 International Drive(407) 352-3805

Authentic Italian cuisine in a musical atmosphere.

CAPRICCIO 9801 International Drive(407) 345-4450

A true trattoria and pizzeria. Gourmet pastadishes, fresh grilled meats, and seafoods.Exhibition kitchen. Non-smoking restaurant.

CHRISTINI’S RISTORANTE ITALIANO7600 Dr. Phillips Boulevard(407) 345-8770www.christinis.com

Experience Italian dining at this award-winningrestaurant with its Old World charm. Reservationsrecommended and proper attire required.

DIVINO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT 8445 International Drive(407) 345-0883

Experience an incredibly authentic diningexperience from Central Italy right here onInternational Drive. Wood-grilled prime steaks,fresh fish and homemade pasta are preparednightly in a stunning open kitchen for all to see.

TIMPANO’S7488 W. Sand Lake Rd(407) 248-0429

Reminiscent of the classics Chicago and NewYork restaurants in the 1950’s, you’ll enjoy a greatnight out at Timpano’s with a nice dry martini, athick grilled steak while listening to classic FrankSinatra tunes.

MEDITERRANEANCAFE TU TU TANGO 8625 International Drive(407) 248-2222

A multi-ethnic eatery resembling a wild artist’s loftwhere a party is always in progress! Everything isserved in appetizer-size portions and meant to beshared. Entertainment nightly.


H O U S I N G F O R M

HOUSING REGISTRATION DEADLINE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2005Special room rates are available at the OmniOrlando Resort at ChampionsGate for reser-vations made before Friday, October 28, 2005.

TO MAKE RESERVATIONS ONLINEVisit www.neurosurgery.org/pediatric andclick on the housing link.

FAXComplete and fax this form to 800-713-6287(US only) or 847-297-5086 (International)

ALL hotel reservations must be guaranteedby a major credit card in order to confirmthe accommodations. Reservations for 6:00PM arrival or later will not be held unlessguaranteed by a credit card. Credit carddeposits will be charged at time of booking.

CANCELLATION POLICYRESERVATIONS AT THE OMNI ORLANDOMUST BE CANCELLED 72 HOURS PRIOR TOARRIVAL DATE, or one night’s room and taxwill be charged.

A one night room deposit will be forfeitedfor any reservation that is cancelled LESSTHAN 72 HOURS prior to arrival date.Deposits are refundable if the hotel receivesnotice of cancellation at least 72 HOURSprior to arrival date and if a cancellationnumber is obtained. Any reservation that hasnot been cancelled by, or for, individualswho do not arrive, will automatically bebilled for one night’s room and tax.Revisions to departure dates may be madeup to and including date of check-in toavoid payment of penalty.

An early departure fee of $50 will becharged for guests who depart one or moredays prior to their scheduled departuredate. The first night's deposit will becredited against the early departure charge.

ACCOMMODATIONSA single or double room is $168 plus tax. Aportion of your room rate will be utilized tohelp cover the cost of the registration service.Contact the hotel directly for suite rates andavailability. Check in is at 3:00 PM. Checkout isat noon. Hotel room rates are subject toapplicable state and local taxes in effect attime of check-in. State and local taxes arecurrently 13%.

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ANNUAL MEETING

Pediatric Section Member (101) $495 $595

Non-Member (102) $620 $720

Resident (103) $300 $400

Physician Assistant (104) $300 $400

Nurse (105) $300 $400(Includes Nurses’ Seminar, please check below if attending)

Spouse (106) $95 $95

Guest (107) $95 $95

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

Nurses’ Seminar (034) No charge with registrationNote: To attend seminar, you must register for the entire meeting.

I N C L U D E D I NR E G I S T R AT I O NMeeting attendee registration includes ONE ticket to each of the following:

• Opening Reception on Tuesday

• Lunch in Exhibit Hall on Wednesday and Thursday

• Wine and Cheese Reception on Wednesday

• Continental Breakfast (daily)

• Beverage Breaks (daily)

Spouse/Guest registration includes ONE ticket to each of the following:

• Opening Reception on Tuesday

• Wine and Cheese Reception on Wednesday

• Continental Breakfast (daily)


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MEETING REGISTRATION ANDCANCELLATION POLICYMeeting attendee registration includes ONE ticket to each of the following:• Opening Reception on Tuesday• Lunch in Exhibit Hall on Wednesday

and Thursday• Wine and Cheese Reception

on Wednesday• Continental Breakfast (daily)• Beverage Breaks (daily)

Spouse/Guest registration includes ONE ticket to each of the following:• Opening Reception on Tuesday• Wine and Cheese Reception

on Wednesday• Continental Breakfast (daily)

Requests for registration cancellation mustbe submitted IN WRITING to theAANS/CNS Section on PediatricNeurological Surgery:

AANS/CNS Section on PediatricNeurological Surgeryc/o CTEP.O. Box 2686Des Plaines, IL 60018

Fax: (800) 713-6287 (U.S.)(847) 297-5086 (International)E-mail: [email protected]

All refunds will be processed and mailed following the annual meeting. Refunds willbe made in accordance with the followingschedule:• Cancellations received on or before

October 28, 2005, will receive a fullrefund less a $50 service fee.

• Cancellations received between October29 and November 28, 2005, will receive afull refund less a $100 service fee.

• Due to facility guarantees, there will be norefunds for cancellations received on orafter November 29, 2005.

SOCIAL EVENTS

Opening Reception

Additional tickets requested @ $80 each =

(One ticket for each is included with registration fee.)

TOTAL FEES

Registration fee, additional course registration, social events $

All registration fees must accompany registration form or registration will not be processed.

METHOD OF PAYMENTCheck Visa MasterCard American Express

Please make checks payable in U.S. dollars, drawn on U.S. bank, and mail to:

AANS/CNS Section on Pediatric Neurological Surgeryc/o CTEP.O. Box 2686Des Plaines, IL 60018

Please note: Only the U.S. POSTAL SERVICE will deliver overnight to the above address. DO NOT send this form or payment via Federal Express, UPS, or Airborne; they will notdeliver to a P.O. Box.

Credit Card Number Expiration Date

Print Name as it appears on Credit Card

Card Holder Signature (I agree to pay above total amount according to card issuer agreement.)

If you are paying by credit card, fax this form to: (800) 713-6287 (U.S.) or (847) 297-5086 (International).

If you have questions, please contact the AANS/CNS Section on Pediatric NeurologicalSurgery Registration Department at (800) 621-3546 (U.S.) or (847) 759-4252 (International).

SAVE THE DATE FOR 2006

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