Video recordings from the 2018 AANS Annual Scientific Meeting Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Plenary Session include presentations on spine, pain, and traumatic brain injury – all geared specifically for the neurosurgical nurse practitioner (NP) and physicians assistant (PA). 7 CME credits available. AANS Member $199 | Non-member $279

Earn up to 5.5 trauma CME credits and receive access to the recorded trauma-related sessions from the 2018 AANS Annual Scientific Meeting, including named lectures, abstract presentations and discussions. AANS Member: $179 | Non-member: $259

This course explores the varied uses of registry data for patient care, quality improvement, clinical research, education and revenue enhancement. Free to Attendees | AANS Members: $99 | Non-members: $139

Watch recorded sessions from the 2018 AANS Annual Scientific Meeting, including the Plenary Sessions, Section Sessions, International Symposium and more. Free to Attendees | $799 AANS Member | $999 Non-member

The fundamentals in spinal surgery for residentscourse is led by course directors R. Patrick Jacob, MD, FAANS and Praveen V. Mummaneni, MD, FAANS. AANS Members: Free | Non-members: Free

This online course will showcase a selection of the most significant articles from the 2017 issues of the Journal of Neurosurgery. Members: Free | Non-members: $179

Increased use of novel anticoagulation agents, Vitamin K antagonists, heparin and the rapid development of new agents creates a challenge for every neurosurgeon. AANS Members: Free | Non-members: $59

This lecture will review the indications and different techniques for deep brain stimulation. Faculty discuss required work up, mechanisms for treatment and patient outcomes. AANS Member: Free | Non-member: $39

This presentation provides an overview of pediatric head trauma guidelines. Faculty will review the diagnosis, management techniques and literature on pediatric head trauma. AANS Member: Free | Non-member: $19

Stereotactic Radiosurgery for Residents is led by course directors Jason Sheehan, MD, PhD, FAANS and John Suh, MD. Free to Members and Non-Members.

This on-demand course is designed for novice coders and will introduce learners to the anatomy and terminology specific to neurosurgical coding. This webinar will guide you in mastering neuroanatomy and terminology used in the neurosurgical practice coding and reimbursement profession to ensure that you are coding appropriately for maximum reimbursement as well as compliance. AANS Member $59 | Non-members $79

Designed for neurosurgical nurses, NPs and PAs, this one-hour webinar covers usage of antimicrobials, anticoagulants and post-operative pain medication in neurosurgical practice. 1 CME available. AANS Member: $69 | Non-member: $119.

This webinar will provide an introduction to cranial imaging for the advanced practice provider. Familiarity with neuroradiology imaging studies and imaging findings is of utmost importance in providing patient care. The goal of this session will be to review computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain, discuss the strengths and differences of each modality for common pathologies, review indications and appropriateness criteria for imaging and how to choose the ideal study for common clinical scenarios, and review imaging features of commonly encountered intracranial pathologies.

Earn up to 3 pain CME credits and receive access to the recorded pain-related sessions from the 2017 AANS Annual Scientific Meeting, including named lectures, abstract presentations and discussions. AANS Member: $99 | Non-member: $139

Earn up to 5.5 trauma CME credits and receive access to the recorded trauma-related sessions from the 2017 AANS Annual Scientific Meeting, including named lectures, abstract presentations and discussions. AANS Member: $179 | Non-member: $239

Video recordings from the 2017 AANS Annual Scientific Meeting Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Plenary Session include presentations on spine, pain, coding and traumatic brain injury – all geared specifically for the neurosurgical nurse practitioner (NP) and physicians assistiant (PA). 7.0 CME credits available. AANS Member $199 | Non-member $249

This webinar will provide an introduction to spine imaging for the advanced practice provider. The goal of this session will be to review radiography, computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the spine, discuss the strengths and differences of each modality for common pathologies, review indications and appropriateness criteria for imaging and how to choose the ideal study for common clinical scenarios, and review imaging features of commonly encountered spinal pathologies.

View recorded sessions from the AANS Annual Scientific Meeting, including the Opening Ceremonies, Plenary Sessions, Section Sessions, International Symposium and more. More than 80 hours of recorded content. $799 Member | $999 Non-member | Free to Attendees

Selected highlights from the 2017 AANS Annual Scientific Meeting, including 30 of the highest-rated abstracts, the Opening Ceremonies roundtable discussion and more. 2.75 CME credits available. $149 Member | $199 Non-member

More than 75 faculty present on neurosurgical themes most closely linked to the career of Robert F. Spetzler, MD, FAANS, including craniovertebral junction, skull base, complex/deep brain tumors and cerebrovascular surgery. $299 Member | $399 Non-member | Free to Attendees

The Neurosurgery Research & Education Foundation (NREF) with support from Leica Microsystems presents this free webinar, led by Costas G. Hadjipanayis, MD, PhD, FAANS.

This presentation provides information on the epidemiology, pathogenesis, and management options for patients with brain metastases. Free to Members and NonMembers

The Neurosurgery Research & Education Foundation (NREF) with support from Leica Microsystems presents this free webinar entitled, “Current Applications and Advances in Fluorescence-guided Surgery,” led by Costas G. Hadjipanayis, MD, PhD, FAANS. Free for Members and NonMembers.

An online course that will address anticoagulation approaches and recent updates to DVT prevention guidelines. Faculty will discuss coagulopathy reversal cases and a pharmacologic prophylaxis quality improvement initiative.

The management of both low and high-grade gliomas is increasingly made based on more than histopathology. A more complete understanding of tumor genetics and molecular biology permits one to offer individualized treatments and determine prognosis in greater detail. This course will address the histological classification of gliomas as well as the significance of common molecular and genetic mutations. 0.25 CME credits available. AANS Member: Free | Non-member: $19

Seizures can be an important presenting symptom of many neurological diseases and have the potential to worsen clinical outcome. While the use of anti-epileptic medication leads to prevention of future seizures, the negative impact on neuro-cognition are well documented. This course evaluates the necessity of anti-epileptic drug (AED) use for seizure prophylaxis in patients presenting with neurosurgical diseases. Current guidelines pertaining to seizure prophylaxis are also reviewed. 0.25 CME credit available. AANS Member: Free | Non-member: $19

This course will provide an overview of multiple quality improvement initiatives and the impact on neurocritical care. It will focus on medical aspects of neurocritical care. Free to Members and NonMembers.

The Neurosurgery Research & Education Foundation (NREF) with support from K2M presents this free webinar entitled, "Minimally Invasive Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion," led by Sonia V. Eden, MD, FAANS. Free to Members and NonMembers

This course will describe the pathophysiology and imaging techniques to identify ARDS. Faculty will review a case study outlining patient clinical history and progression. Free to Members and NonMembers

Working as a neurosurgeon for a hospital – is it in your best interest, and how does it work? This seminar will discuss this employment model within the context of today’s health-care climate. It will present what neurosurgeons can expect when directly employed by a hospital, and will include a discussion about contracts. Free to Members and Nonmembers

This course will review penetrating brain injury classification and terminology. Faculty will discuss clinical research as well as medical and surgical treatment options. Free to Members and NonMembers

This course will describe the physiology and clinical applications of hypertonic sodium solutions. Faculty will discuss clinical studies as well as the advantages and disadvantages of hypertonic sodium solutions. Free to Members and NonMembers.

Neuroendovascular Surgery Techniques for Fellows is led by course directors Adam S. Arthur, MD, MPH, FAANS and Erol Veznedaroglu, MD, FAANS. Free to Members and Non-Members.

Science of Neurosurgical Practice is led by Course Co-directors Robert E. Harbaugh, MD, FAANS, and Michael Glantz, MD. Free to Members and Non-Members.

View recorded sessions from the 2016 AANS Annual Scientific Meeting in Chicago, including the Opening Ceremonies, Plenary Sessions, Section Sessions, International Symposium and more. More than 70 hours of recorded content. $799 Member | $999 Non-member | Free to Attendees

Fresh neurosurgical graduates and fellows are well trained on how to take care of the patients, but often are not well versed with the job hunting aspects - finding the right job, negotiating the contract and starting a new practice. AANS Member: Free | Non-member: $19

This course will address the types of spinal deformity, the spino-pelvic parameters that should be calculated for every deformity patient, the osteotomies that can be performed to achieve deformity correction, and the evaluation of deformity patients. Only AANS members are eligible for CME. 0.25 CME available. AANS Member: Free | Non-member: $19

Endovascular-Vascular Course for Residents is led by course directors Adam S. Arthur, MD, MPH, FAANS and Michael T. Lawton, MD, FAANS. ​Free to Members and Non-Members.

Exit Strategies for Senior Residents is led by course director William T. Couldwell, MD, PhD, FAANS. Free to Members and Non-Members.

Spinal Deformity Course for Residents is led by Course Co-directors Robert F. Heary, MD, FAANS, and Justin S. Smith, MD, PhD, FAANS, and presented by an expert faculty. ​Free to Members and Non-Members.

Recorded March 2014, the Skull Base Course for Senior Residents is led by Course Director Jon H. Robertson, MD, FAANS. AANS Members: Free | Non-members: Free