Miami Neuroscience Symposium, 14th Annual

The Miami Neuroscience Symposium, 14th Annual is dedicated to practices for clinicians and healthcare professionals who treat and care for neuroscience patients from the emergency department through rehabilitation.

Key Topics

• The implications for thrombolytic therapy in acute stroke management
• Updated guidelines in the management of acute stroke
• Patients with spine-related pathology
• The importance of critical care management of the neurologically ill patient
• Recent advances in stroke rehabilitation
• The impact of the COVID-19 virus on stroke and stroke management
• Key aspects of brain death determination
• New data regarding the effects of hypothermia after cardiac arrest
• Key concepts in secondary prevention of stroke
• Current diagnostic and treatment approaches to normal pressure hydrocephalus
• Common complications encountered in the neuro ICU
• Patient selection for intravenous thrombolysis and endovascular treatment
• Patients who would benefit from high intensity focused ultrasound
• Appropriate thrombosis prevention and management in COVID-19
• Patients who would benefit from deep brain stimulation
• The treatment benefits and risks associated with high intensity focused ultrasound
• The medical management and surgical treatment options for epilepsy
• The treatment benefits and risks associated with deep brain stimulation
• The current guidelines for spine surgery
• Epilepsy treatment options available for children and adults
• The benefits of using outpatient services for spine treatment and how tracking patient outcomes can provide patient centric care

Who should Attend

• Neurosurgeons
• Adult and Pediatric Neurologists
• Neuroradiologists
• Stroke Neurologists
• Critical Care Physicians
• Diagnostic Radiologists
• Emergency Medicine Physicians
• Neurointensivists
• Interventional Neuroradiologists
• Internal Medicine Physicians
• General Internists
• Family Physicians
• Critical Care and Neuroscience Nurses
• Neuropsychologists
• Nurse Practitioners
• Neurosurgery Nurses
• Respiratory Therapists
• Physical Therapists
• Radiology Technologists
• Dietitians
• Rehabilitation and Pain Management Specialists
• Clinical Pharmacists