20 June 2021 - 12:00-18:45
15:00 - 16:30
1: Why is it attractive to work in the neuromuscular field?
Marianne de Visser, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2: Expectations of a neuromuscular specialist in academic and non-academic hospital
Nicolas Dubuisson, Brussels, Belgium
3: How to build and boost your CV?
Stephen Keddie, London, United Kingdom
1: The Role of The bacteriology Laboratory in the Diagnosis of CNS Infection
Diederick van de Beek, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2: Molecular methods and available choices in the diagnosis of nervous system infections
Tamar Akhvlediani, Tbilisi, Georgia
3: Choice of serology methods and their timing in neuroinfections
Randi Eikeland, Kristiansand, Norway
1: What to do in the early phase
TBA
2: Coagulation disorders and management principles in ICH patients
Ronny Beer, Innsbruck, Austria
3: Neurocritical care management and novel insights based on advanced neuromonitoring
TBA
TBA
15:00 - 18:15
1: Movement Disorders and Viral Infections: General Principles and COVID-19
Valentina Leta, London, United Kingdom
2: Movement Disorders in Stroke
Cristian Falup Pecurariu, Brasov, Romania
3: Movement Disorders in Oncological diseases
Carlo Colosimo, Terni, Italy
4: Movement disorders and autoimmune diseases
Bettina Balint, Heidelberg, Germany
1: Memory
Elka Stefanova, Belgrade, Serbia
2: Executive Domain
Olivier Godefroy, Amiens, France
3: Language
Stefano Cappa, Pavia, Italy
4: Visuospatial domain
Shima Mehrabian, Sophia, Bulgaria
1: Prioritising the Pharmaceutical Treatment of migraine
Pablo Irimia Sieria, Pamplona, Spain
2: No Pharmaceutical treatment of migraine
Delphine Magis, Liege, Belgium
3: Medication overuse headache management
Zaza Katsarava, Unna, Germany
4: Management of comorbidities in migraine
Dimos Mitsikostas, Athens, Greece
1: Pathogenesis of PNS
Roland Liblau, Toulouse, France
2: Epidemiology and Diagnostic criteria
Alberto Vogrig, Lyon, France
3: Differential diagnosis
Anette Storstein, Bergen, Norway
4: Treatment and prognosis
Harald Prüß, Berlin, Germany
1: Multiple mechanisms underlying nerve involvement in viral infection and vaccination
James Sejvar, Atlanta, United States of America
2: Peripheral neuropathy and Zika Virus
Sonja Leonhard, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
3: Peripheral neuropathy and COVID-19
Antonino Uncini, Chieti, Italy
4: Neuropathy and hepatitis
Stojan Peric, Belgrade, Serbia
16:45 - 18:15
CONT1 EAN/EFIC Controversies in pain research. Is it possible to diagnose neuropathic pain with neurophysiological testing? & Does migraine with Brainstem Aura exist?
1: Is it possible to diagnose NP with neurophysiological testing? (Pro)
Luis Garcia Larrea, Lyon, France
2: Is it possible to diagnose NP with neurophysiological testing? (Contra)
Jean Pascal Lefaucheur, Paris, France
3: Migraine with brain stem aura does exist
Jes Olesen, Copenhagen, Denmark
4: Migraine with brain stem aura does not exist
Anne Ducros, Montpellier, France
1: Update EURAP and other Pregnancy Registries in Epilepsy
Bettina Schmitz, Berlin, Germany
2: Treatment strategies in women with idiopathic generalized epilepsies
Maria Paola Canevini, Milan, Italy
3: The VPA-pregnancy prevention programme and recommendations for switching and / or discontinuation of valproate
Manuel Toledo, Barcelona, Spain
1: A Ph.D. degree can be done before entering Neurology Training
Anna Sauerbier, Cologne, Germany
2: A Ph.D. degree can be started during the Neurology Training
Diana Aguiar, Lisbon, Portugal
3: A Ph.D. degree can be started after the conclusion of the Neurology training
David García Azorín, Valladolid, Spain
4: You can have a research career without doing a Ph.D.
Lisa Klingelhöfer, Dresden, Germany
16:45 - 18:45
1: How to take patient history
Caroline Froment, Lyon, France
Michael Strupp, Munich, Germany
2: How to examine the vestibular and ocular motor system
Adolfo Bronstein, London, United Kingdom
Marianne Dieterich, Munich, Germany
3: How to examine binocular control and pupillary function
Gordon Plant, London, United Kingdom
Alessandra Rufa, Siena, Italy
4: How to diagnose and treat benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
Dominik Straumann, Zurich, Switzerland
Nese Celebisoy, Izmir, Turkey
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