Meet Late Prof. Tetsuo Kanno in his office
Late Prof. Kanno (the founding President) with Prof. Kato (President)
Old memories
President Yoko Kato and Counsellor General Iype Cherian at Kazakhstan with Dr. Serik Askhulakov, President, 10th Congress (2014)
10th ACNS (2014), Astana, Kazakhstan
10th ACNS (2014), Astana, Kazakhstan
10th ACNS (2014), Astana, Kazakhstan
Neurosurgical Training Asia
Neurosurgical Training Asia
Neurosurgical Training Asia
Neurosurgical Training Asia
14th ACNS Congress 2022
The 14th ACNS 2022 will be held in Shanghai, an exotic, modern, and dynamic place. As one of the world’s most avant-garde cities, Shanghai continuously renewing itself and rapidly expanding. Here we believe diversity drives innovation and inclusion spark creativity.
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August 20th - 21st, 2021
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History of ACNS
The development of Neurosurgery in Asia was random and sporadic. It was limited to a few countries to start with and the other countries lagged behind with terms of Neurosurgical facilities. While most countries started off late or did not bloom with respect to the departments of Neurosurgery, Japan was among one of the world leaders in Neurosurgery with a huge number of Neurosurgeons, research in neurosciences and very refined techniques fusing both technology and refined surgical skills to achieve some remarkable results in various subspecialties of Neurosurgery. Fujita University and its Neurosurgeons always aspired to better the benchmarks set.
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In Memoriam/ Late Emeritus Prof. Tetsuo Kanno
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Emeritus Professor Tetsuo Kanno, the founding President of the Asian Congress of Neurological Surgeons (ACNS) and one of the most respectful, humble, outstanding and leading neurosurgeons in the world. Emeritus Professor Tetsuo Kanno died peacefully on 6th August 2021 at 5.12 am Japan Standard Time, at 81 years old due to heart ailment. Emeritus Professor Tetsuo Kanno was my superior, my mentor, exemplary role model to many young neurosurgeons, a visionary leader and loyal friend.
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