Unlock NSICON Magic: Day 3's Hidden Tools Reshaping Surgery Forever?

The 73rd Annual Conference of the Neurological Society of India (NSICON 2025), hosted at Indore's Brilliant Convention Centre from December 10-14, hit a high note on Day 3 with focused discussions on revolutionary neurosurgical tools and training. Over 1,000 delegates explored how tech bridges challenges in brain and spine care, blending academic rigor with hands-on innovation amid Indore's vibrant backdrop.

Day 3 Focus Areas:

Skull Base Free Papers (8-10 AM, Hall A): Chairs Suresh Sankhala and Roopesh Kumar V R reviewed rare cases like petrous apex osteoma, emphasizing precise surgical techniques.​

Plenary & Debates: Topics included reconstructive strategies in endoscopic approaches (Dhandapani SS), robotics/AR/VR in neurosurgery (Vikas V), and blood blister aneurysm management (Torstein R Meling).​

Vascular & Education Panels: Evolution of endovascular therapies (Daljit Singh), micro-neurosurgery roles (Dwarkanath Srinivas), and standards in neurosurgical training, highlighting intraoperative imaging debates.​

The event fosters global collaboration, skills workshops, and public awareness, solidifying India's neurosurgery leadership.

Sources: NSICON2025.com, Scientific Programme PDF