Connectomics Circle On-Demand

Member Summit | Houston

Headlined by leading minds in the field of Neurosurgery including Michael Lawton, Michael Sughrue, Philippe Mercier, and Vishad Sukul. Hosted by Randy D’Amico. Brief lectures and panel discussions highlight this LIVE event from the House of Blues in Houston.
Michael T. Lawton, MD

Connectomics & Cerebral Cavernous Malformations
Philippe Mercier, MD

Use of fiber tract mapping & resting state fMRI in epilepsy surgery
Michael Sughrue, MD

AI…What is it actually good for?
Vishad Sukul, MD

Connectomics in Functional Neurosurgery: A practical approach with today’s technology
- Mental Health
- Neurology
Alexander Mauskop, MD

fMRI-Guided TMS for Refractory Migraines
Randy D'Amico, MD

Connectome-guided Initiation of Dopamine Agonists Facilitates Cognitive Recovery after Frontal Lobe Resection & the Future of Neuro-Psycho-Pharmacology
Michael T. Lawton, MD

Eloquent Non-eloquence: Redefinition of Cortical Eloquence based on Surgical Outcomes with Cerebral Cavernoma Resection
Max Krucoff, MD

Transforming Conflicting Evidence in Glioma Surgery into Connectomic Research
Alexander Ksendzovsky, MD / PhD

Advances in Connectomic-guided LITT
Jonathan Sherman, MD

Validation of Connectomics to Predict Neuropsychological Deficits at Baseline & Post-op
Ahmed Shaaban, MD

Brain connectome integration into radiosurgical planning: an approach for safer radiosurgical treatment for arteriovenous malformations
Member Summit: Chicago

Join us as we discuss the current application of network-based neuroscience in clinical, educational, & research settings with several neurosurgeons who are advancing our treatment paradigms with connectomics.
Jacky Yeung, MD

The Potential Role of Connectomics in Neuropsychiatric Disorders
David Schlesinger, PhD

The Potential Role of Connectomics in Radiation Oncology
Ela Wirkowski, MD

The Potential Role of Connectomics in Disorders of Consciousness
Michael Ivan, MD

Using machine learning to evaluate large-scale brain networks
- Tumor
- Neurosurgery
Max Krucoff, MD

Intra-axial tumor surgery & brain networks: mapping techniques, critical needs, & scientific opportunities
Michael Sughrue, MD

Fundamentals of Connectome-based Decision Making and Targeting
Brad Zacharia, MD & Alexander Weil, MD

SMA lesions, epilepsy surgery, & laser applications
- Tumor
- Neurosurgery
Michael Ivan, MD & Michael Sughrue, MD

Introducing the S-I Scale: Standardizing connectome‐based brain tumor surgery through a network‐based surgical nomenclature
Member Summit: Los Angeles

LIVE from the Connectomics Circle Member Summit in
Los Angeles on April 21st, 2023
- Tumor
- Neurosurgery
Randy D'Amico, MD & Harshal Shah

Intraoperative awake language mapping correlates to preoperative connectomics imaging
- Tumor
- Neurosurgery
Simon Hanft, MD

Toward extreme eloquence...implications for enhanced brain tumor surgery
Jacky Yeung, MD

Improving quality of life post-tumor craniotomy with parcel-guided TMS
- Tumor
- Neurosurgery
Randy D'Amico, MD

Connectomics: it works if you (net)work it, so (net)work it, it's worth it
- Tumor
- Neurosurgery
Jonathan Sherman, MD

Virtual reality applications and a review of the DMN, CEN, & Salience networks
- Functional
- Neurosurgery
Alexander Weil, MD

Evaluating networks when planning epilepsy surgery
- Neurosurgery
Charlie Teo, MD & Michael Sughrue, MD

Review of the ventral & dorsal attention networks
- Tumor
- Neurosurgery
Simon Hanft, MD

Supramaximal resection and preserving language