ISIN Awards and Grants
Rudi Mattmüller Educational Grant 2024
Life Time Achievement Award
Karl Kothbauer Young Investigator Award
Rudi Mattmüller Educational Grant 2024 Stories
Dr .Luz is observing the Laryngeal abductor
reflex set up and practice during the monitoring of a
Thyroid surgery with Dr. Tellez. Dr. Luz is particularly
interested in LAR methodology application, as well as
observing how we monitor a variety of surgeries.
This video shows us how we set up a protocol with
Dr. Luz on the specific IOM system she presently uses.
This way we can exchange our experience and knowledge
– in this particular case we are setting up the program to
monitor the LAR.
ISIN Travel Grant Stories
Kindly offered by inomed Medizintechnik GmbH
2024 GRANT AWARDEES STORIES
Andrea Rasera
«I learned about the Rudi Mattmüller grant from the ISIN website and decided to apply because I believed it was a unique opportunity to attend some of the world’s top centers for intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring, allowing me to expand my knowledge, especially from a practical view.»
Luz Miriam Leiva Pemberthy
«I first learned about the Rudi Mattmüller Educational Grant a couple of months ago through the International Society of Intraoperative Neuromonitoring (ISIN) website. As I have been actively seeking opportunities to expand my expertise in IONM, the grant immediately caught my attention.»
2019 GRANT AWARDEES STORIES
Emine Taskiran
‘’My motivation to write an application for ISIN Advanced Travel Grant was first that this grant would be an opportunity that to learn the intricacies of my profession, thus, to do best my job.’’
Olga Herasymenko
‘’ I will try to make the most productive plan of movement, as time is limited. I expect to see the amazing work of expert specialists in the direction of IOM in difficult cases using different modalities. I hope to make up for my gaps in practical skills, find answers for my questions that I have just now and questions that will definitely rise when I will be in clinics. ‘’
Pablo Alvarez
‘’I would like to go a little bit further and learn not only about assistance, but also to be critic with current technics (which are always developing) and become capable, in a future, to develop by myself new technics and get involved into neuroscience research related to monitoring of supratentorial procedures!’’
