Alessandro Perin

Adjunct Professor in Neurooncology

Università degli Studi di Torino

Italy

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Alessandro Perin is an Adjunct Professor in Neurooncology at Università degli Studi di Trieste, Italy. His research interests focus on the intersection of neurosurgery and technology, including applications in cognitive load monitoring, virtual reality simulations, and intraoperative navigation. Recent publications include studies on advanced rehearsal techniques in neurosurgical oncology and the innovative use of wearable EEG-based transducers. He is actively involved in exploring new training approaches and treatments for complex neuro-oncological conditions.

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University of Naples Federico II

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Carnegie Mellon University

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Specific feature selection in wearable EEG-based transducers for monitoring high cognitive load in neurosurgeons

The "STARS" study: advanced pre-operative rehearsal and intraoperative navigation in neurosurgical oncology.

Real-time vessel segmentation and reconstruction for virtual fixtures for an active handheld microneurosurgical instrument.

The “STARS-CASCADE” Study: Virtual Reality Simulation as a New Training Approach in Vascular Neurosurgery

The "STARS-CT-MADE" Study: Advanced Rehearsal and Intraoperative Navigation for Skull Base Tumors.

Proposed definition of competencies for surgical neuro-oncology training.

Radiation and adjuvant drug-loaded liposomes target glioblastoma stem cells and trigger in-situ immune response.

May we deliver neuro-oncology in difficult times (e.g. COVID-19)?

Informed consent through 3D virtual reality: a randomized clinical trial.

Conservative treatment for bilateral subdural hematomas

EANS Basic Brain Course (ABC): combining simulation to cadaver lab for a new concept of neurosurgical training

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Pasquale Arpaia

Cameron N. Riviere

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