·	Executive Committee & Officers
·	Neurosurgical Representatives & Liaisons to Other Organizations
·	AANS Committees
·	Joint Statement - Guidelines on Neurosurgeon-Industry Conflict of Interest (PDF)
·	Joint Committees
·	Organizational Chart (PDF)
·	Bylaws (PDF)
·	Rules & Regulations (PDF)
·	Code of Ethics (PDF)
·	Governance Conflict of Interest Policy (PDF)
·	Guidelines on Neurosurgeon-Industry Conflicts of Interest (PDF)
·	AANS Statement On Discrimination and Harassment (PDF)
·	Rules for Neurosurgical Medical/Legal Expert Opinion Services (10KB PDF)
·	AANS Past Presidents
·	Voting Issues
·	AANS Professional Conduct Fact Sheet (PDF)
·	AANS Mailing List Rental

AANS Mailing List Rental The Neurosurgical Database Mailing Lists through the AANS Promote your product through the leading database of neursurgeons Contacts residents, nurses, physician assistants, and more! Target meeting pre-registrants and post-meeting attendees Target your promotions with specialized sorts Track your success with custom keycoding Take advantage of subspecialty sorts

Neurosurgical Database
AANS provides the resource you need to implement marketing plans for clinical, educational, or practice management products and services. The Neurosurgical Database includes AANS member and non-member neurosurgeons, nurses, physician assistants and other medical professionals. A variety of sorts are available to help you target your marketing efforts. Read on for the types of lists available and ordering procedures.

More Than Brain Surgeons
Neurological surgery is the medical specialty concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of disorders or injuries affecting the nervous system, brain, spinal cord and the spinal column. A neurological surgeon may provide either surgical or non-surgical care, depending on the nature of the injury or illness. These medical specialists are trained to help patients with:

• head and spine trauma
• cerebrovascular disorders
• chronic low back pain
• birth defects
• brain and spinal tumors
• abnormalities of the peripheral nerves (face, arms, legs, hands and feet).

Who is the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS)?
A scientific and educational association devoted to the development of neurological surgery, AANS is the organization that can help you most efficiently and effectively bring your organization's name and product or service to the neurosurgical community. All active members of AANS are certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery and have completed extensive training through a five to seven-year neurosurgical residency program. Additional membership categories include neurosurgical residents, physicians working toward board certification, training program directors, and international neurosurgeons.

Affiliated Professionals
The complete Neurosurgical Database includes affiliated professionals such as non-member neurosurgeons (in the U.S. and overseas), neurosurgical nurses, physician assistants, and physicians or professionals who have indicated interest in neurosurgical products and services. See "membership categories" for specifics.

Areas of Concentration
The AANS tracks member interest in specialized areas of neurosurgery. See the order form for a complete list of subspecialties or ask about special interests.

Targeting Your Mailings
While standard lists include members, affiliated members, and meeting registrants and attendees, we can work with you to create lists customized to your specific targets. To narrow your mailing, AANS can provide lists based on subspecialty geographic area, age or other demographic information, or membership category or meeting attendance.

AANS Membership Categories

• Active: Neurological Surgeons certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery (ABNS), the Royal College of Physicians or Surgeons of Canada (RCS), or Mexican Council of Neurological Surgery (MCNS). These surgeons are practicing in the United States, Canada or Republic of Mexico.

  Active (Provisional): Surgeons who are working toward board certification. They have completed a training program approved by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), the RCS of Canada, or the MCNS within the last five (5) years, have not yet met the certification requirements of the ABNS, RCS of Canada, or MCNS.
  
  Candidate: Residents who are enrolled in a neurosurgical training program approved by the ACGME, the RCS of Canada, or the MCNS.
  
  International: International Members are those who do not qualify as an Active Member by virtue of their residence or training, and who have completed a formal neurosurgical training program as determined by, and suitable to, the Board of Directors.
  
  Associate: Non-neurosurgeon doctors who have shown distinction in related medical disciplines and are certified by a national board in their field. Associate members include certified neuroscience nurses and physician assistants.
  
  Allied: Individuals who are Certified Surgical Technologists with advanced certification in Neurological Surgery
  
  Non-members: Available categories of non-members include neurosurgeons, residents, nurses, office staff, physician assistants, interested-party (past meeting attendees or purchasers of AANS products). Includes U.S. and foreign unless specified.

Approximate Counts

ML111	Custom Request	TBD
ML200	AANS Neurosurgical Database	16,500
ML201	AANS Member List	5,200
ML212	AANS Residents and Fellows	1,100
ML213	Training Program Directors	100
ML214	Neurosurgeons - US and International	12,000
ML215	Neurosurgeons/Residents - US only	5,450
*ML202	AANS Annual Meeting Pre- or Post-Reg	1,800-3,000
*ML210	Meeting Registrants Other (AANS/CNS Section Meetings -- Cerebrovascular, Pediatrics, Pain, Tumor)	Varies
*	Available only to companies exhibiting at the meeting.
Subspecialties
ML203	Trauma	2,111
ML204	Cerebrovascular	1,900
ML205	Stereotactic & Functional	550
ML206	Pain	450
ML207	Pediatric	550
ML208	Spine	3,600
ML216	Peripheral Nerves	1,350
ML209	Tumor	4,150
ML217	Endovascular	130
ML218	Epilepsy	350
ML219	Skull Base	600

Special Interests

Call to request types and counts.

Keycoding

Track your success with custom keycoding! Print or type the alphanumeric code (up to 8 characters) on the space provided on the order form. This code will appear on the label or electronic file. Use this keycoding service to monitor the effectiveness of your promotions and evaluate your success.

Placing Your Order

1. Submit the completed Order Form and signed Rental Agreement (PDF 418KB). You may also call the AANS Headquarters Office for a copy of the Order Form and Rental Agreement at 847.378.0500.

2. Submit a sample of the material to be mailed for review and approval.

3. Include payment by check or credit card with your order.

For More Information or to Order Contact
Member Services, American Association of Neurological Surgeons
Dept 77-2370, Chicago, IL 60678-2370
Telephone: (888)566-AANS or (847)378-0500
Fax: (847)378-0600