Message from Rebecca Lerner, Digital Marketing Manager, Neurosurgery at Weill Cornell Medicine, NY 10065:
Dear AVM Survivors Network Community,
My name is Rebecca, and I’m reaching out from the Department of Neurological Surgery at Weill Cornell Medicine. We’re hosting a free webinar on Arteriovenous Malformations (AVMs) that may be of interest to your online community.
Dr. Philip E. Stieg, Neurosurgeon-in-Chief at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, will be presenting on AVM diagnosis, treatment approaches, and recent advances in the field. This will be an excellent opportunity for patients, survivors, and families to learn directly from a leading expert and ask questions.
Webinar Information:
Date: Thursday, December 4, 2025
Time: 12:00 Midday, Eastern
Format: Live via Zoom with Q&A
Cost: Free (registration required)
Register here:
The registration form requests name and email details along with the opportunity to ask a couple of questions for the session. Rebecca has informed us that the Zoom “account holder” is Weill Cornell Medicine. She advises that the information in the registration will be used only to provide the webinar details and to send out a recording of the session afterwards. Emails and names are only collected for these purposes.
Rebecca encouraged anyone who prefers to remain somewhat anonymous to use any name in the name fields, albeit your email address may disclose some of your identity.
We hope that sharing the details of this session may be helpful to the community.
I assume it will be accessible all around the planet. It is 5pm UK time. I’ve got a mad, mad day on the day, so I may well not be able to attend but if I register, I should get a recording and registration allows us to ask any questions (which might be addressed during the session) so I think I’ll register even if I can’t make the session.
I need to think of my questions!
I’ll just follow up with Rebecca regarding the date because 4 Dec is Thursday not Wednesday as she wrote. I’ll let people know. Select “watching” below so that you get any further replies.
I completely missed this post and hence the webinar. Is there any chance it was recorded and posted online, or able to get a recording of it from somewhere?