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    Obitopterional approach and clipping of multiple aneurysm(A-com, MCA, SCA)

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    Lecture introduction
    ■ Microscope : N/A

    ■ Navigation : N/A

    ■ Surgical Drill : N/A

    ■ 3D Camera : 3DMedivision M-Flix

    ■ 3D Recorder : 3DMedivision R-Flix
    Lecturers
    Prof. Jaeseung Bang

    Position

    - 1995.05 ~  Samsung Medical Center, Neurosurgeon

    Education

     - 1997 College of Medicine of Seoul National University

     - 2006 M.D., Graduate School of Medicine of Seoul National University

     - 2008 Ph.D., Graduate School of Medicine of Seoul National University

    Career

     - 1997~1998 Seoul National University Hospital, Intern

     - 1998~2002 Seoul National University Hospital, Neurosurgery, Resident

     - 2005~2006 Seoul National University Hospital, Neurosurgery, Fellow

     - 2006~2009 School of Medicine, Kyung Hee University, Neurosurgery, Assistant Professor

     - 2010~2011 Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, Neurosurgeon

     - 2011~2013 Seoul National University Hospital, Neurosurgery, Assistant Professor

     - 2013~2018 Seoul National University Hospital, Neurosurgery, Associate Professor

    Society Activity

     - Member of the Korean Neurosurgical Society

     - Member of the Korean Society of Cerebrovascular Surgery

     - Member of the Korean Neuro-Intensive Care Society

     - Marquis Who’s Who in the World 2010

     - Astellas Scientific Award from Korean Society of Cerebrovascular Surgery

     - Best Poster Award in “The 10th Korean and Japanese Friendship Conference on Surgery for Cerebral stroke” (KJFC 2010)

    Article and Journal

     - Intracranial stent placement for recanalization of acute cerebrovascular occlusion in 32 patients. AJNR. 31(7):1222-1225, 2010

    - Quantitative angiographic comparison with OSIRIS program between the direct and indirect revascularization modalities in adult moyamoya disease.
       Neurosurg.70(3):625-632,2012