The NASBS Annual Meeting is the premier gathering for specialists in skull base surgery, bringing together experts from neurosurgery, otolaryngology, head and neck surgery, plastic surgery, and related fields. The conference features cutting-edge research, multidisciplinary collaboration, and innovative techniques across diverse session tracks, including anterior and lateral skull base, sellar and parasellar regions, and survivorship and rehabilitation. With engaging lectures, hands-on courses, and networking opportunities, the NASBS Annual Meeting fosters advancements in patient care and the future of skull base surgery.

Join the Friends of the Scarsdale Library for an engaging evening with Scarsdale’s own Dr. Theodore H. Schwartz, as he discusses his book:

Gray Matters: A Biography of Brain Surgery

In this conversation, Dr. Schwartz reflects on the evolution of brain surgery, blending scientific progress with the human side of medicine. Hosted by filmmaker James Solomon, the discussion explores the history of neurosurgery and modern innovations through compelling case stories, including experiences involving well-known public figures and deeply personal patient narratives.

Event Details
February 12th
 7:00 – 9:00 PM
 Scarsdale Public Library

Registration is available by scanning the QR code.