20 June 2021 - 08:00-12:00
Sunday, 20 June 2021
Monday, 21 June 2021
Tuesday, 22 June 2021
08:00 - 09:30
1: CNS infections causing refractory SE
Raimund Helbok, Innsbruck, Austria
2: Refractory SE of autoimmune etiology
Marianna Spatola, Barcelona, Spain
3: Refractory SE in genetic disorders
Nicolas Gaspard, Brussels, Belgium
1: Current applications
Svetlana Lorenzano, Rome, Italy
2: Future applications
Ana Catarina Fonseca, Lisbon, Portugal
3: Precision medicine or personalized medicine?
Louis Caplan, Boston, USA
1: Dynamic changes in awareness for cognitive decline and EEG: affordable markers of preclinical AD
Stéphane Epelbaum, Paris, France
2: Plasma biomarkers in dementia: past, present and future
Femke Bouwman, Amsterdam, Netherlands
3: Genetics of the dementias – from autosomal dominant disease to pre-symptomatic screening
Jonathan Schott, London, United Kingdom
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1: Huntington’s Disease
Anne Rosser, London, United Kingdom
2: MSA
Wassilios Meissner, Bordeaux, France
3: PSP
Gunter Hoeglinger, Hannover, Germany
1: Genetics: What are the “true” genetic biomarkers in neurological disorders
Nicholas Wood, London, United Kingdom
2: Body fluid markers: recent developments
Bruno Giometto, Trento, Italy
3: Neuroimaging: Impact on treatment decisions and disease monitoring
Marion Smits, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
1: Friends: ICIs as possible treatment for infectious diseases of the CNS
Guillaume Martin-Blondel, Toulouse, France
2: Friends: ICIs as potential treatment in Neuro-Oncology
Stefan Oberndorfer, St. Pölten, Austria
3: Foes: Neurological toxicities related to ICIs
Alberto Vogrig, Lyon, France
1: Anti-MAG antibodies
Luis Querol, Barcelona, Spain
2: Anti-ganglioside antibodies
Hugh Willison, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
3: Anti-paranodal proteins antibodies
Claudia Sommer, Würzburg, Germany
1: Peripheral nerves. Conventional sensory nerve conduction studies.
Joao Leote, Lisbon, Portugal
2: Peripheral nerves. Near nerve recordings
Hatice Tankisi, Aarhus, Denmark
3: System pathways. Somatosensory evoked potentials.
Letizia Leocani, Rome, Italy
4: Sensorimotor integration: Reflex responses.
Josep Valls-Sole, Barcelona, Spain
1: Viral encephalitis
Pille Taba, Tartu, Estonia
2: Bacterial meningitis
Mathias Klein, Munich, Germany
3: The spinal cord
Bettina Pfausler, Innsbruck, Austria
TBA
10:00 - 12:00
1: Moritz Romberg Lecture - Romberg and his famous test - what more do we know 170 years later
Gábor Halmágyi, Sydney, Australia
2: The Brain Prize Lecture
Huda Zoghbi, Houston, USA
3: Charles Edouard Brown-Sequard - The core/penumbra model: implications for acute stroke treatment and patient selection in 2021
Jean-Claude Baron, Paris, France
4: Camillo Golgi Lecture - History of prion science
Adriano Aguzzi, Zurich, Switzerland
Key
CBW = Case-based Workshop
CDS = Career Development Session
CONT = Controversy Session
FW = Focused Workshop
IAS = Interactive Session
PL = Practical Lesson (Formerly HoC)
SPS = Special Session
SYMP = Plenary Symposia & Symposia
TC = Teaching Course