September 2026
Panta Rei Symposium 2026: exploring the hemodynamics of the brain
Uniting (Imaging) Experts working on Brain Hemodynamics
The challenge in brain surgery
Brain surgery requires extreme precision. Surgeons must operate in delicate areas while preserving brain function. Still today this cannot be guaranteed.
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our keypartners
Key partners taking the word
the challenge
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Complexity of the brain
The brain is extraordinarily complex and delicate. It defines who we are, including our intelligence, personality, and consciousness. Removing lesions within our brain has enormous risk.
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Highly Invasive Procedures
Neurosurgery relies on large openings in the skull and complex procedures which can lead to longer recovery times, complications and long lasting impact on quality of life.
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Operating in the Dark
Surgeons currently rely on static images for guidance. During surgery there is no real-time imaging feedback to safely navigate within the brain.
the solution
Minimally Invasive Techniques
We are developing minimally invasive biopsy and surgical techniques for brain lesions, enabling clinicians to diagnose and treat without large skull openings and significantly reducing patient trauma.
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Evidence-Based Adoption
Our framework includes high-fidelity simulators for clinician training and rigorous economic assessments to ensure global scalability. We aim to transform complex neurosurgeries into routine, safer, and more accessible interventions.
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Integrated Image Guidance
SEISMIC combines ultrasound and X-ray imaging for live, high-precision surgical navigation. This minimally disruptive imaging provides real-time feedback, ensuring accuracy without disrupting the surgical workflow.
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