（Part 2）2026 Huanhu Pediatric Neurosurgery Conference Successfully Held
June 26: Parallel Sessions
On the afternoon of June 26, a series of specialized training workshops on emerging surgical techniques was held at the Tianjin University Stroke Academy. These workshops provided in-depth training on key topics, including neuroendoscopic ventricular surgery, selective dorsal rhizotomy (SDR) for lower-limb spasticity, and surgical management of pediatric cerebrovascular malformations.
Distinguished experts and scholars, including Professors Tong Xiaoguang, Li Qingguo, Pu Ke, Meng Jihong, Xiao Bo, Jiang Wenbin, Zhao Qingshuang, Zhou Yudong, and Shen Min, delivered engaging lectures and shared their clinical expertise. Their presentations generated considerable enthusiasm and active participation among attendees, laid a strong foundation for the success of the 2026 Huanhu Pediatric Neurosurgery Conference.
June 27: Parallel Sessions
Pediatric Cerebral Palsy Surgery and Rehabilitation Session
Paediatric Brain Tumours, Hydrocephalus and Cerebrovascular Diseases session 28
The parallel sessions featured an equally impressive array of scientific presentations, fostering a vibrant atmosphere of academic exchange. Distinguished experts and scholars from China and abroad shared their insights and engaged in stimulating discussions on advances in pediatric neurosurgery from diverse disciplinary perspectives and areas of expertise.
June 28: Parallel Sessions
On June 28, a formal appointment ceremony was held at the Tianta Campus of Tianjin Huanhu Hospital, during which Professor Ulrich-Wilhelm Thomale was appointed as a Distinguished Expert of Tianjin Huanhu Hospital.
At the Jizhao Campus of Tianjin Huanhu Hospital, live surgical observation sessions were organized, featuring encephalomyosynangiosis (EMS) using the temporalis muscle for moyamoya disease and flexible neuroendoscopic treatment of intraventricular hemorrhage. These demonstrations provided participants with valuable opportunities to observe advanced surgical techniques firsthand and gain practical insights into their clinical applications.
Closing Remarks
The 2026 Huanhu Pediatric Neurosurgery Conference concluded successfully. The conference fostered the exchange of specialized knowledge and clinical expertise and stimulated scientific discussion across the field of pediatric neurosurgery. It provided a valuable platform for learning, collaboration, and professional exchange among pediatric neurosurgeons, and it contributed to advancing the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of neurological disorders in children.
We extend our sincere gratitude to all participants, speakers, and organizers for their dedication and invaluable contributions, and we look forward to reuniting at the next conference to continue sharing knowledge, fostering innovation, and working toward new achievements in pediatric neurosurgery.