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The scientific program for ISPN 2022 (6-10 December) is now available online. Take the time to peruse the program and pick out which sessions you wish to attend in Singapore this December! The program is packed with the most current topics,  and we have managed to maintain a single stream for the majority of the […]

After a successful first module (Head malformations anatomy, diagnosis & treatment (craniosynostosis & encephalocele) of our new ISPN medical students, residents & trainees education course, you can now register for the next sessions of this online education course. Module 2 – Brain malformations anatomy, diagnosis & treatment (hydrocephalus, cysts) will take place on Friday, 29 […]

We are entering a new phase in our Clash of the Titans series! Our next sessions, rather than a pro & con debate, will provide a broader perspective covering the nuances on a controversial topic in pediatric neurosurgery. Join us on Friday 22 July at 1PM GMT for session XXI in the ISPN Clash of the Titans […]

After a pause of 2 years, ISPN is now re-opening the opportunity to apply for an ISPN visiting fellowship. To be eligible for this fellowship, you need to be professionally involved in pediatric neurosurgery, under 35 at the time of the fellowship, come from or go to a low or lower-middle income country, be an [...]

Good news! We are happy to announce that the abstract submission deadline for ISPN 2022 has been extended. Don’t miss this final opportunity to submit your abstract and have the chance to present before your peers at the congress in Singapore. Extended Abstract Submission Deadline: 13 June 2022 Submit your abstract now > Top Reasons […]

As we are preparing ISPN 2022 to take place as an in-person meeting, the application process for the ISPN 2022 meeting attendance scholarship is now open! The ISPN meeting attendance scholarship was established to encourage younger people from low and lower middle income countries (per World Bank classification) to attend & present at the ISPN […]

We are pleased to announce that registration for ISPN 2022 is now open! Join us at the premier meeting in pediatric neurosurgery to exchange knowledge, connect with international colleagues and experts, and enjoy the beautiful city of Singapore. The social restrictions in Singapore are being lifted, which will allow all ISPN 2022 participants to mingle […]

We, the International Society for Pediatric Neurosurgery, are a professional organization dedicated to advancing the care of children with neurosurgical conditions and educating those responsible for delivering that care across the world. We are also an interconnected community of colleagues and friends across the world, including in Ukraine and Russia. As such, it is impossible [...]

We are pleased to invite you to the 48th Annual Meeting of the International Society for Pediatric Neurosurgery (ISPN 2022). Mark your calendar for 6-10 December 2022 and join us in Singapore to hear and exchange the latest research and advances in pediatric neurosurgery! We are eager to finally meet in-person again after three years […]

The ISPN Clash of the Titans is back for episode XX! Join us on Friday, 21 January  2022, at 1PM GMT for the debate on: Teaching Pediatric Neurosurgery (after pandemic times) will change dramatically forever Titans Sandip Chatterjee (India) and Graciela Zuccaro (Argentina) will confront each other on this topic. The session will be moderated by ISPN President Rick […]

All active ISPN members are invited to join the ISPN Business Meeting 2021, which will take place during the ISPN 2021 Virtual Meeting on Saturday 6 November 2021, 17:00-18:00CET. As the Business Meeting will take place during the ISPN 2021 Virtual Meeting, members will need to register themselves for the meeting, even if they only […]

After a break of a few months, we are happy to annunce that our next ISPN Clash of the Titans webinar – Episode XIX – will take place on Friday, 8 October 2021, from 1PM GMT. This time the clash will cover the topic Prophylactic surgery is indicated for split cord malformations. Titans Eylem Öcal (United States) and Hakan […]