Zarina Ali, MD, MS, FAANS; L. Scott Levin, MD, FACS, FAOA; and Benjamin Abramoff, MD, MS will review recent cases related to the surgical treatment and rehabilitation for nerve and muscle tendon transfers. The cases will provide a review of current treatments and procedures, while highlighting new skills and strategies for enhancing patient outcomes and restoring function. Drs. Ali, Levin and Abramoff will reference the Penn Nerve Center and explain how uniting the neurosurgery, orthopedic surge...

During the activity, the presenters will review two neurology cases, as well as two surgical epilepsy cases. Each case will be specific to the treatment of adult patients with epilepsy, whose diseases have been resistant to medication. The four cases will provide a review of current medical and surgical practices and will highlight technological advances in monitoring and treating seizures and epilepsy.Following the case discussion, Drs. Davis and Gelfand will review the qualifications and proce...

Live panel discussion featuring pancreatic cancer experts from medical oncology, surgery, radiation oncology, nurse navigation and translational research from Penn Medicine.  Moderated by Ursina Teitelbaum, MD, the team will provide updates in the coordinated care approach to this complex disease, including clinical trial navigation, surgical updates to minimally invasive and locally advanced procedures, perioperative therapy for pancreatic cancer and more.

The Electrophysiology (EP) lab may be an anxiety provoking assignment for those unfamiliar with the site. In this course, “Anesthesia in the Electrophysiology Lab,” join Dr. Roger Moore, a cardiac anesthesiologist (and past president of the ASA), for a 2-part video lesson that provides in-depth information, techniques, and insight helpful for you to care for these often very sick patients. The slide presentation on the fundamentals of the EP lab provide you and your team the introduction needed ...