21 June 2021 - 08:00-12:00
08:00 - 09:30
1: Acute stroke: is there a large vessel occlusion? Is there a >50% carotid stenosis?
Jurgita Valaikienė, Vilnius, Lithuania
2: Headache: is there giant-cell arteritis? Pulsatile tinnitus: is there a dural fistula?
Elsa Azevedo, Porto, Portugal
3: Ophthalmic neuro-POCUS: is there a central retina artery occlusion? Is there intracranial hypertension?
Piergiorgio Lochner, Saarland, Germany
1: Improving clinical diagnosis of migraine
Raquel Gil-Gouveia, Lisbon, Portugal
2: Advances in Genetics for migraine diagnosis
Nadine Pelzer, Leiden, The Netherlands
3: Diagnostic biomarkers for migraine
Pablo Irimia Sieria, Pamploma, Spain
1: Potential of gene editing for neurological diseases
Nicole Déglon, Lausanne, Switzerland
2: Antisense-oligonucleotide
Frank Bennett, California, USA
3: Gene Therapy
Petra Kaufmann, Washington, USA
1: Epidemiology and disease characteristics of late-onset Multiple Sclerosis
Melinda Magyari, Copenhagen, Denmark
2: Treatment response to disease modifying therapies in elderly MS patients
Maria Trojano, Policlinico, Italy
3: Immunosenescence and the risk of disease modifying therapies in Multiple Sclerosis
Matthias Mehling, Basel, Switzerland
1: Precision Medicine for Parkinson’s Disease
Oliver Bandmann, Sheffield, United Kingdom
2: Device Aided Therapies for Movement Disorders
Regina Katzenschlager, Vienna, Austria
3: Update on Developments in Digital Devices for Monitoring of Movement Disorders
Alvaro Sanchez-Ferro, Mostoles, Spain
1: Imaging anatomy: neuroradiological approach
Mario Muto, Naples, Italy
2: Infectious and inflammatory diseases
Alex Rovira, Barcelona, Spain
3: Vascular disorders
Majda Thurnher, Vienna, Austria
1: The role of early genetic diagnostic in the management of patients living with NMDs
Teresinha Evangelista, Paris, France
2: Digital health technologies in the diagnosis of NMDs
Jordi Diaz Manera, New Castle, United Kingdom
3: Robotic rehabilitation in neuromuscular disorders
Gabriele Siciliano, Pisa, Italy
1: Treatable Neurometabolic Diseases
Barbara Plecko, Graz, Austria
2: Lysosomal Storage Diseases: new treatments and related issues
Alessandro Simonati, Verona, Italy
3: Diagnostic Tools in Neurometabolic Diseases: a Multifaceted Approach
Nicole Wolf, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
1: The characteristics of cognitive impairment in DLB and PDD
Roberta Biundo, Venice, Italy
2: Nuclear medicine probes of cognitive impairment in early Parkinson’s disease
Flavio Nobili, Genoa, Italy
3: Therapeutic approaches to cognitive impairment in PDD and DLB
Javier Pagonabarraga, Barcelona, Spain
1: Alois Alzheimer and the group of great reputation
Hans Förstl, Munich, Germany
2: Arnold Pick, life for neurology and neuropathology
Evzen Ruzicka, Prague, Czech Republic
3: Examined by a neuropathologist - from today's point of view
Tom Warner, London, United Kingdom
TBA
08:30 - 10:00
1: What to do before starting to write an article?
Claudia Sommer, Würzburg, Germany
2: The different sections of a manuscript
Michael Strupp, Munich, Germany
3: How to write a good abstract?
Karin Klijn, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
4: How handle editors and reviewers’ comments?
Didier Leys, Lille, France
10:00 - 12:00
1: Epidemiology meets deep learning and artificial intelligence
Mihaela van der Schaar, Cambridge, United Kingdom
2: Current and future use of precise tools (e.g. genetics, biomarkers, imaging) for personalised diagnosis and prognosis
Henrik Zetterberg, London, United Kingdom
3: Individual treatment decisions based on precision neurology
Francesco Muntoni, London, United Kingdom
4: Precision Medicine without limits? Ethical and economic challenges
Christiane Druml, Vienna, Austria
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