British Society of Intraoperative Neurophysiology

Promoting excellence in IONM through the sharing of knowledge and best practice

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Keep up to date with the latest news in the exciting and dynamic field of IONM. Have you have tried out a new technique lately? Have you read a thought-provoking paper? Have you felt like giving a shout out to a supportive or inspiring colleague? Have you monitored an interesting case? Have you got a training opportunity or an open role to advertise? Are you celebrating success in your team? Then we'd love you to contact us to share your news, developments and achievements with fellow BSIN members. Please note: we also love theatre selfies and IONM memes!

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BSIN 2022 - view latest programme here!

24 Sep 2022 10:50 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

Check out the latest draft of our programme for our upcoming Annual Scientific Meeting on 3rd and 4th November in Edinburgh. It's packed full of interesting talks from experts in our field (mostly live and some virtual) and we're trying out some simulation training. More details on the events page. We really hope you can join us!

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IONM in Spinal Surgery Course - 10% discount for BSIN members!

15 Sep 2022 22:27 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

Date: 22th-23th September 2022

Location: Online & University Hospital of Heidelberg, Germany

Format: Hybrid (Online and Face-to-face course) / Digital learning material (availability up to 6 months after event date)

Level: Beginners and advanced learners

Language: English

Director: Dr. med. Stefan Hemmer

Certification: Baden-Württemberg Medical Association

Registration deadline: TBC

2022_09_Spine_Flyer.pdf

IONM_Spine_Voucher_10.pdf

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Exciting news from King's!

14 Aug 2022 13:05 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has opened the first IONM post CCT training fellowship in the UK. The IOMM team at King’s is very excited about this and welcomed their first of 2 Fellows, Dr. Alba Díaz Baamonde today. Dr Ana Mirallave Pescador says "We intend to keep this program running for the years to come and are very excited about its implementation". Congratulations from all of us here at BSIN - this is a real step forward.

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