European Society for Paediatric Neurosurgery

The European Society for paediatric neurosurgery (ESPN) promotes the health of kids in Europe and throughout the world by encouraging the moral transmission and exchange of neuro scientific data and techniques related to paediatric neurosurgery. The European Society for paediatric neurosurgery (ESPN) seeks to promote the health of kids in Europe and throughout the planet by encouraging the moral transmission and exchange of neuro scientific data and techniques associated with paediatric neurosurgery. it is the oldest international Society dedicated to the neurosurgery of the developing nervous system. The Society organises courses and conferences. The post graduated course is control per annum, covering all the specialties of paediatric neurosurgery in 3 years cycles. The congress of the society is organised every 2 years by the president. ESPN was founded in 1967.

Active members are fully trained and accredited European neurosurgeons with an active interest in paediatric neurosurgery. They have to hold a current license to follow neurosurgery in their own country and be a member of their national Neurosurgical Society. Letters of support from 2 active members are needed and a resume should be submitted. Active membership is also open to neurosurgeons in coaching with a lively interest in paediatric neurosurgery. So as to obtain active membership, neurosurgeons in coaching should 1st submit associate degree application, manufacturing letters of support from 2 active members and a resume. The application is then examined throughout one in every of the annual ESPN conferences. Once being formally acclaimed Associate in Nursing ESPN member, candidates should pay the active member’s fee for the year of their official éclat so as to verify their membership and receive all the relevant privileges. Affiliated members are neurosurgeons with a lively interest in paediatric neurosurgery WHO reside outside geographical Europe. They have to hold a current license to follow neurosurgery in their own country and be a member of their national Neurosurgical Society.