ASPS / MSS Migraine Surgery Symposium (Virtual) Saturday, October 14 Sat, Oct 14 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. CDT

This segment of the symposium will cover 1) Overview of Migraine and Headache for Surgeons 2) Extracranial Origin of Headaches 3) What Types of Headache Could Respond to Surgery.

This segment of the symposium will cover

1) Patient Selection for Surgery: The Neurologist’s Role 2) Detection of Trigger Sites: The Surgeon’s Role 3) Digital Visual Screening 4) Managing Patient’s Expectations

This segment of the symposium will cover:

1) Treatment of the Frontal and Temporal (Endoscopic) Trigger Sites 2) Open Approach to Frontal Trigger Site 3) Anatomy and Surgical Treatment of the Rhinogenic Trigger Sites 4) Anatomy and Surgical Treatment of the Greater and Third Occipital Trigger Sites 5) Anatomy and Surgery of the Auriculotemporal Trigger Site

This segment of the symposium will cover the following topics: 1) SPG and Nasal Blocks 2) Transverse incision to approach Greater Occipital Nerve 3) Alternative Approach to Greater Occipital Nerve 4) Upper Eyelid Approach to Zygomaticotemporal Trigger Point 5) Temporal Approach to Zygomaticotemporal Branch Trigger Point 6) Nummular Headaches and 7) Alternative two incision approach to Aurriculoitemporal trigger point

This session of the symposium will cover the following topics: 1) How Do You Measure Outcomes in Headache Surgery? 2) Management of Transected Nerve 3) Options to Deal with Failure

All of the Migraine Surgery Society's Symposium faculty will be on-hand for this closing question and answer period.