2023 Annual Meeting in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Dates: Nov 29th to December 2nd 2023

2023 Annual Meeting Schedule

Location: Omni Oklahoma City Hotel

Registration open: Click here for details

Abstract Center open: Submission open until July 28, 2023. Fellows abstract open July 21st to August 15th.

For any questions, please contact Maggie Jimenez.

We look forward to seeing you in Washington this December!

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Our Annual Meeting will still be held in Salt Lake City December 7-10, but there is now an additional virtual option, with which you can livestream the general sessions! Click here to register for either the virtual or in-person option.

Invite your whole team! When you register for the virtual meeting, one link can be used by all members of your team to participate. Please note, only the registrant can obtain CME.

We encourage you to popularize this option to our international colleagues and partner societies, as they can attend virtually as well!

Submit an abstract to be part of the 2021 Section on Pediatric Neurological Surgery Annual Meeting scientific program, Dec. 7-10 in Salt Lake City. Neurosurgeons, residents, medical students and advanced practitioners are encouraged to submit their work.

Visit www.aans.org/peds for more information.

Save the date for the 2021 Section on Pediatric Neurological Surgery Annual Meeting, taking place Dec. 7-10, 2021, at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City. This year’s theme, Healing with Precision, highlights precision medicine and genomics.

Visit www.aans.org/peds for more information.

Save the date for the 2021 Section on Pediatric Neurological Surgery Annual Meeting, taking place Dec. 7-10, 2021, at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City.

Watch the video below for a sneak peek of the 2021 Pediatric Section Annual Meeting from Douglas Brockmeyer, MD, FAANS.

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Thank you to the presenters, attendees, hosts and staff who made the virtual 2020 Pediatric Section Annual Meeting a great success! Click below to view our program book.

Online Program

2020 Award Winners

Hydrocephalus Association Award

Mohammed Alshareef, MD
Complement Activation Leads to Worse Cognitive Outcomes Following Germinal Matrix Hemorrhage in a Chronic Mouse Model

Kenneth Shulman Award

Michelle Kameda-Smith, MD
Integrative Multi-omic Analyses Of MSI1 Function In Brain Cancer Reveal Context-specific Downstream Targets For Drug Discovery

(NEW 2020)
Bobby Jones Chiari and Syringomyelia Foundation Award

Vijay Mysore Ravindra, MD
Multi-Center Validation of the Condylar-C2 Sagittal Vertical Alignment (C-C2SVA) in Chiari I Malformation: A Study Utilizing the Park-Reeves Syringomyelia Research Consortium

(New 2020)
Molly Hubbard Award

Jignesh Kishor Tailor, MD, PhD
A human stem cell approach to understanding medulloblastoma initiation and maintenance

American Academy of Pediatrics-Section on Neurosurgery Award

Randaline Barnett, MD
Implementation of Telemedicine in Pediatric Neurosurgical Practice During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Does Virtual Care Perpetuate Health Care Disparities?

Thank you to all those involved in making the 48th Annual Meeting of the AANS/CNS Section on Pediatric Neurological Surgery in Scottsdale a success!

Many thanks to local host Jay Wellons and the entire Vanderbilt team for the most highly attended Pediatric Section Meeting ever!

• View the 2018 Pediatric Section Annual Meeting Online Program Brochure
• Congratulations to the following oral presentation and poster winners:
• Best Basic Science Poster: Amy Katherine Bruzek, MD. CSF Circulating Tumor DNA Copy Number Quantifies Tumor Growth and In Vitro Treatment Response in Pediatric DIPG and High Grade Glioma
• Best Clinical Poster: Brandon G Rocque, MD, MS, FAANS. Quality of Life and Mental Health after Pediatric CNS Tumor Treated with Surgery Only
• Hydrocephalus Award: Elizabeth Naylor Kuhn, MD. Cross Sectional Evaluation of Transition Readiness in the Interdisciplinary Spina Bifida Clinic
• Shulman Award: Jacob Richard Lepard, MD. Developing a de novo Stereotactic Electroencephalography (SEEG) Program: A Multi-Institutional Pediatric Experience