Section of Trauma Neurosurgery


EANS Section of Trauma Neurosurgery

Welcome to the Trauma Section pages.

Bart Depreitere
Belgium
Chair, Section of Neurotrauma and Critical Care
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Section Panel members

Elham Rostami (Sweden)
Alexander Younsi (Germany)
Ana Maria Castano Leon (Spain)
Laura Lippa (Italy)
Sam Klein (Belgium)
Thomas van Essen (the Netherlands)
Teemu Luoto (Finland)

Peter Toth (Hungary)
Parmenion Tsitsopoulos (Greece)
Ondra Petr (Austria)
Brad Harrington (South Africa)
Jiri Bartek (Sweden)
Iftakher Hossain (Finland)
Alfonso Lagares (Spain)


Mission

At the forefront of neurotrauma care, the EANS Trauma and Critical Care Section (TCC) is dedicated to enhancing the quality of care for patients with traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries across Europe. We drive innovation and excellence by:

  1. Fostering Collaborative Research: Facilitating robust research collaborations, uncovering novel research opportunities, and ensuring the broad dissemination of impactful findings.
  2. Championing Education: Investing passionately in the educational advancement of both trainee and consultant neurosurgeons, cultivating expertise and dedication in the field of neurotrauma.
  3. Building Strong Networks: Actively engaging with neurosurgical and allied specialist societies, leveraging our expansive international networks to enhance interdisciplinary knowledge and practice in neurotrauma care.
  4. Guiding the Neurosurgical Community: Providing authoritative guidance through the meticulous development and dissemination of comprehensive guidelines, consensus statements, and expert opinions.

Together, we shape a future where neurotrauma care is consistently of the highest standard, driving transformative improvements in patient outcomes and elevating the field on a global scale

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