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American Board of Neurological Surgery (ABNS) · ABNS Neurological Surgery
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American Board of Neurological Surgery Certification Exam
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The full ABNS Neurological Surgery outline, chapter by chapter.
10 chapters, 87 lessons, organized the way the exam is.
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1 Core Neuroscience 9 lessons
- Neuroanatomy and Localization Free preview
- Neurophysiology and ICP
- Neuropathology and Imaging
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2 Neurocritical Care 9 lessons
- ICU Monitoring and Support
- Electrolytes Endocrine and Seizures
- Infection Thrombosis and Prophylaxis
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3 Cranial Disorders 9 lessons
- Mass Lesions and Edema
- Skull Base and CSF Disorders
- Epilepsy and Cranial Pain
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4 Spine Disorders 9 lessons
- Degenerative Cervical and Lumbar Disease
- Spinal Stability and Deformity
- Spinal Tumor Infection and CSF
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5 Cerebrovascular Surgery 9 lessons
- Subarachnoid Hemorrhage and Aneurysms
- AVMs Cavernomas and Fistulas
- Ischemia Occlusion and Revascularization
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6 Neuro-Oncology 9 lessons
- Gliomas and Brain Metastases
- Meningioma Schwannoma and Skull Base Tumors
- Pediatric and Ventricular Tumors
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7 Neurotrauma 9 lessons
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Craniofacial and Penetrating Trauma
- Spinal Cord and Polytrauma
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8 Pediatric Neurosurgery 9 lessons
- Congenital Brain and CSF Disorders
- Pediatric Spine and Dysraphism
- Pediatric Trauma and Vascular Disorders
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9 Functional Peripheral Pain 9 lessons
- Movement Disorders and Neuromodulation
- Peripheral Nerve Entrapment and Injury
- Pain Procedures and Spasticity
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10 Perioperative Ethics and Practice 6 lessons
- Operative Planning and Consent
- Complications Quality and Communication
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ABNS Neurological Surgery · Sample question
DOMAIN: Neurocritical Care → Objective: prevent secondary brain injury → Subskill: airway, hemodynamics, sedation. A 24-year-old man is brought after a high-speed collision. He opens eyes to pain, makes incomprehensible sounds, and flexes to pain. Pupils are equal and reactive. CT is pending. Oxygen saturation is 90% on nonrebreather; blood pressure is 108/62 mm Hg. Cervical injury is possible. Which immediate management best protects against secondary brain injury?
Airway Hemodynamics And Sedation
Severe traumatic brain injury with GCS 7 and hypoxemia requires airway protection; rapid-sequence intubation should avoid hypoxia and hypotension. For this 24-year-old, systolic pressure should be maintained at least 110 mm Hg. B is tempting because sedation preserves imaging workflow, but GCS ≤8 with hypoxemia mandates intubation. D is correct: preoxygenation, inline stabilization, hemodynamic support, and exam-aware sedation reduce secondary injury. C is reserved for acute herniation; prophylactic severe hyperventilation risks cerebral ischemia. A worsens outcome because hypotension is strongly associated with mortality; osmotherapy does not precede airway rescue in an unstable hypoxemic patient.
Diagnose severe TBI by GCS and oxygenation; order urgent CT after stabilization; treat with RSI plus oxygen and blood pressure support; escalate to neurosurgery/neurocritical care.
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