Gamma Knife Radiosurgery for Meningiomas: When Should We Intervene?

Description

In this engaging session, our expert panel of speakers from UCLH NHS Foundation Trust’s National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen Square London, along with a patient representative from the Brain Tumour Charity, provided invaluable insights into the diagnosis, treatment, and management of Meningiomas. Topics covered included Gamma Knife Radiosurgery techniques, planning, implementation, and the patient's perspective.

AGENDA

Introductions: Mr Patrick Grover

Overview of Current Management of Meningiomas and Case Review: Mr Patrick Grover

Indications for Treatment and Review of Risk and Benefits of SRS for Meningiomas: Dr Michael Kosmin

Overview of the Latest Gamma Knife Treatment Planning Techniques: Mr Ian Paddick

Patient's perspective in the management pathway: Mr Andy Tudor

Live discussion and Q&A: chaired by Mr Patrick Grover

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Understanding the Current Management Protocols for Meningiomas: Learn about the standard management strategies for meningiomas, including when to consider intervention and the factors influencing treatment decisions.

Exploring the Indications for Gamma Knife Radiosurgery: Discover the specific criteria for selecting Gamma Knife radiosurgery for meningiomas, and examine the risks, benefits, long-term outcomes, and alternative treatment options.

Gaining Insights into Advanced Treatment Planning Techniques: Understand the latest advancements in treatment planning and implementation techniques for Gamma Knife radiosurgery, ensuring optimal outcomes for meningioma patients.

Experiencing the Patient's Perspective in Managing Meningiomas: Gain valuable insights into the patient's journey, hearing directly from those affected about their experiences and the impact of treatment decisions on their quality of life.