29/04/2026
Neurosurgery organized CPC on Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension
Date: April 29, 2026
The Neurosurgery Unit hosted its weekly Clinico-Pathological Conference (CPC) on a comprehensive clinical overview of Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension, a complex condition characterized by increased pressure within the skull without an identifiable cause such as a tumor or infection.
The event brought together medical professionals, postgraduate residents and faculty members from across the institution to discuss evolving surgical and medical interventions.
Dean BKMC Prof Dr Jawad Ahmad, Medical Director Prof Dr Muhammad Said, Hospital Director Assoc Prof Dr Sajjad Ali Shah, Prof Dr Imad Hameed, Prof Dr Sana Ullah, Prof Dr Muhammad Hussain, Prof Dr Naveed Khan, Prof Dr Amjad Ali, Prof Dr Sameena jadoon, Prof Dr Muhammad Qasim Khan, Prof Dr Mohtasim Billah, Associate Prof Dr Naeemul Haq, Associate Prof Dr Shah Zeb, Associate Prof Dr Shafqat Ali Shah, Associate Prof Dr Tamjeed Gul, AP Dr Salman Malik, AP Dr Aizaz Jamal, AP Dr Asghar, AP Dr Adnan Akhtar, AP Dr Nabiur Rehman, AP Dr Najam, AP Dr Kiramat Ullah, AP Dr Fazle Rabi, AP Dr Naila were present in the CPC.
The presentation was led by Assistant Professor Dr. Mussavir of the Neurosurgery Unit, who provided an in-depth analysis of the pathology, diagnostic challenges and latest management protocols associated with the condition.
During the discourse, Dr. Mussavir emphasized the importance of early clinical recognition and the multi-disciplinary approach required to prevent permanent visual loss and manage the chronic headaches often associated with the disorder.
The session concluded with an interactive discussion where participants reviewed recent case studies and shared insights on optimizing patient outcomes within the neurosurgical department. They also gave reference of High Tier Article on Visual and Headache outcome after Lp Shunting for BIH published in BMC Neurology.