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AAN Annual Meeting offers the excellence in education and scientific programming you’ve come to enjoy from the Academy. Whether you’re exploring an interest in neurology or looking to continue advancing
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AAN Annual Meeting offers the excellence in education and scientific programming you’ve come to enjoy from the Academy. Whether you’re exploring an interest in neurology or looking to continue advancing in an established career, the Annual Meeting provides opportunities you won’t find anywhere else. Take in the latest science, explore new and innovative programming, and network with your peers at the Annual Meeting.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 AAN Annual Meeting, the world’s premier neurology meeting, will be held in a fully virtual format from April 17-22.
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The ICNMD International Congress on Neuromuscular Diseases is organized on behalf of the Neuromuscular Disorders Applied Research Group of the World Federation of Neurology. Since 2014, the Congress has taken
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The ICNMD International Congress on Neuromuscular Diseases is organized on behalf of the Neuromuscular Disorders Applied Research Group of the World Federation of Neurology. Since 2014, the Congress has taken place in a two-year cycle.
The aim of the ICNMD Congresses is to offer attendees an updated view on neuromuscular disorders and that networking opportunities increase their international experience and collaborations. The scientific and program committee are invited from all continents around the world to enable this wide spectrum.
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The ICNMD International Congress on Neuromuscular Diseases is organized on behalf of the Neuromuscular Disorders Applied Research Group of the World Federation of Neurology. Since 2014, the Congress has taken
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The ICNMD International Congress on Neuromuscular Diseases is organized on behalf of the Neuromuscular Disorders Applied Research Group of the World Federation of Neurology. Since 2014, the Congress has taken place in a two-year cycle.
The aim of the ICNMD Congresses is to offer attendees an updated view on neuromuscular disorders and that networking opportunities increase their international experience and collaborations. The scientific and program committee are invited from all continents around the world to enable this wide spectrum.
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Course introduction: In this presentation, Dr. Christopher Skidmore will discuss the most common EEG testing modalities, when to utilize each technique, and the limitations for each technique. Combining each technique provides
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Course introduction:
In this presentation, Dr. Christopher Skidmore will discuss the most common EEG testing modalities, when to utilize each technique, and the limitations for each technique. Combining each technique provides a more detailed understanding of the true seizure generator in individuals being evaluated for epilepsy.
Learning Objectives:
At the conclusion of this seminar the participants will be able to:
- Name the indications for various forms of EEG
- Identify pitfalls of various EEG techniques
- Demonstrate how the various forms of EEG provide complimentary information
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This course is valid for 1.0 Contact Hour ASET CECs
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Christopher Skidmore
Christopher Skidmore
MD Associate Professor, Associate Director Neurology Residency and Vice-Chair for Clinical Affairs
Dr. Christopher Skidmore is a Professor of Neurology affiliated Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals in Philadephia, PA. He received his medical degree from Saint Louis University School of Medicine and completed fellowships in Epilepsy and Clinical Neurophysiology. He specializes in general neurology, child neurology, sleep medicine, temporal lobe epilepsy, and electroencephalography. Dr. Skidmore’s many publications include topics on EEG monitoring, temporal lobe epilepsy, neurostimulation in medically intractable seizures and adult focal epilepsies.
MD Associate Professor, Associate Director Neurology Residency and Vice-Chair for Clinical Affairs
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(Thursday) 11:00 am - 12:00 pm EST
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Course introduction: During this webinar presentation Dr. Aashit Shah will discuss the EEG recording as an adjunctive tool in the care of patients with epilepsy but that its use, has
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During this webinar presentation Dr. Aashit Shah will discuss the EEG recording as an adjunctive tool in the care of patients with epilepsy but that its use, has been limited over the years due to perceived lack of specificity and limited technological capabilities. In last 2 decades, with progress in computer technology and digital EEG recording and analysis, the simultaneous video EEG recording has become a powerful tool in diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy syndromes and surgical treatment of epilepsy. It is also being increasingly used as an adjunct for care of patients where the neurological exam is limited. With increasing knowledge of temporal changes in EEG and analysis of these trends as well as, technological advances in signal processing and remote monitoring, it is becoming an integral part of neurocritical care and in the operating room. The lecture will review digitization of EEG signal and its effects, evolution of long-term EEG and intraoperative monitoring and its current use in neurological/neurosurgical care and will discuss future use of EEG signals in care of various neurological conditions.
Learning Objectives:
- Review evolution of EEG recording and journey from analog to digital EEG
- Review use of video EEG in ambulatory and inpatient setting in care of patients with epilepsy
- Discuss evolution of EEG in coma, SE, and cardiopulmonary arrest
- LTM in ICU and future trends
- EEG and EPs in IOM of neurological function
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This course is valid for 1.0 Contact Hour ASET CECs
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Aashit Shah
Aashit Shah
MD, FAAN, FANA Chief of Neurology Carilion Clinic
Dr. Shah is the Chief of Neurology at Carilion Clinic and Tenured to Title Professor at Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine. He is also appointed as an adjunct professor, Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC and Virginia Tech Faculty of Health Sciences. Prior to moving to Virginia, Dr. Shah served as the Interim Chair of Neurology at Wayne State University School of Medicine and served as the Specialist-in-Chief of Neurology at Detroit Medical Center. Dr. Shah’s main clinical interest is epilepsy management and treatment, including surgical treatment of epilepsy, EEG monitoring in the ICU, intracranial EEG monitoring, and management of epilepsy through the life cycle. He is the founding Director of the Level 4 Comprehensive Epilepsy Center at Carilion Clinic and a current member of the Professional Advisory Board of the Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia and the ROW Foundation.
MD, FAAN, FANA Chief of Neurology Carilion Clinic
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Breve Introducción: El síndrome compartimental intracraneal (SCI) es una entidad que asocia síntomas y signos debido a un aumento de la presión intracraneal (PIC). La hipertensión intracraneal, consecuencia principal del SCI
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Breve Introducción:
El síndrome compartimental intracraneal (SCI) es una entidad que asocia síntomas y signos debido a un aumento de la presión intracraneal (PIC). La hipertensión intracraneal, consecuencia principal del SCI requiere un diagnóstico y tratamiento urgente para prevenir una lesión cerebral irreversible. El traumatismo craneoencefálico (TCE) causa frecuentemente un SCI. Por lo anterior, la monitoría de la PIC adquiere una importancia fundamental en los pacientes con TCE para la detección rápida de eventos nocivos y para una evaluación en tiempo real de la eficacia del tratamiento del SCI.
Objetivos de aprendizaje:
- Identificar y entender el concepto del síndrome de compartimiento intracraneal.
- Correlacionar el concepto del síndrome de compartimiento intracraneal con los conceptos de presión intracraneana e hipertensión intracraneal.
- Identificar la utilidad de los diferentes sistemas de medicion de presion intracraneal y su rol en el manejo del síndrome de compartimiento intracraneal.
- Discutir las propuestas recientes de manejo médico y quirúrgico de la hipertensión intracraneal y el síndrome de compartimiento intracraneal
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El Consejo de Acreditación y Recertificación Médica Voluntaria (CAR) de la Asociación Colombiana de Neurocirugía otorgará a los participantes de este evento 20 créditos de Educación Médica Continuada
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Dr. Andrés M. Rubiano
Dr. Andrés M. Rubiano
MD, PhD, FACS, IFAANS
Dr Andrés M. Rubiano, MD, PhD, FACS El Dr. Rubiano es un Neurocirujano colombiano dedicado a la práctica clínica y la investigación en neurotrauma, cuidado crítico y atención de emergencias. Desde 2007 ha trabajado en investigación sobre la atención en trauma y la promoción de la salud mundial con las sociedades médicas internacionales, como miembro del Comité de Trauma y Sistemas Médicos de Emergencias de la OMS para el mejoramiento de la atención del trauma en países de medianos y bajos ingresos. Es Profesor de Neurociencias y Neurocirugía, Universidad El Bosque, Bogotá, Vicepresidente, Fundación Global Neuro, Davos (SWI), Director Internacional, Brain Trauma Foundation, Stanford (USA), Presidente, Asociación Colombiana de Neurocirugía, Bogotá (COL)
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Course introduction: Accurate diagnosis of neonatal seizures is challenging due to the fact that seizures may resemble normal or abnormal neonatal behaviours and many seizures have only subtle clinical signs or
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Accurate diagnosis of neonatal seizures is challenging due to the fact that seizures may resemble normal or abnormal neonatal behaviours and many seizures have only subtle clinical signs or are electrographic only. It has been shown that clinical diagnosis is unreliable. Conventional EEG is considered the gold standard for the diagnosis, but it is not available in most NICUs due to lack of on-site specialist support. More commonly used is amplitude-integrated EEG (aEEG) (85% of all NICU’s), which provides a slow trend of brain activity using only a limited number of electrodes. While easier to apply and interpret, aEEG has been shown to miss a significant number of seizures and carries a significant risk of false positive detections. New technology allows to record both EEG and aEEG to be recorded at the same time with remote access for specialist support, providing the best of both worlds for the timely diagnosis of neonatal seizures.
Course Objectives:
- Understand the need for EEG or aEEG in the diagnosis of neonatal seizures.
- To be able discuss the advantages and disadvantages of both techniques.
- Understand the value of using both techniques together.
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Ronit Pressler
Ronit Pressler
M.D., Ph.D.
Ronit is Consultant in Clinical Neurophysiology and clinical lead of the Telemetry Unit at Great Ormond Street Hospital for children, London and Associate Professor at the UCL-Institute of Child Health. She qualified from Berlin University in 1992 and trained in paediatrics in Berlin, Germany and clinical neurophysiology at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, London. Her research interests include neonatal seizures, particularly their diagnosis and treatment, as well as childhood epilepsy. She is chair of the ILAE neonatal seizure classification task force as well as co-chair of the ILAE neonatal guidelines task force. She has an international reputation for teaching neonatal EEG and is director of the ILAE EEG course ‘EEG in the first year of life’.
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Course introduction: Interictal epileptiform discharges are the most commonly used biomarkers for epilepsy, in clinical practice. In skilled hands, they help confirming the diagnosis and provide useful information to classify epilepsy.
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Interictal epileptiform discharges are the most commonly used biomarkers for epilepsy, in clinical practice. In skilled hands, they help confirming the diagnosis and provide useful information to classify epilepsy. However, over-interpretation of EEG is the most common cause of misdiagnosis. The operational criteria for IED provide high specificity and sensitivity and contribute to improving the quality of EEG reading in clinical practice.
Learning Objectives:
- At the end of this session the audience will be able to implement the operational criteria for identifying interictal epileptiform discharges.
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Sándor Beniczky
Sándor Beniczky
M.D., Ph.D.
Sándor Beniczky is board-certified neurologist, clinical neurophysiologist and epileptologist. He is professor at Aarhus University Hospital, and he is the head of the Clinical Neurophysiology Department at the Danish Epilepsy Centre. He is the chair of the joint EEG taskforce of the IFCN and ILAE, member of the ILAE commission on diagnostic methods, ILAE education council and the executive committee of ILAE-Europe. He is editor-in-chief of Epileptic Disorders. The main research interest of Dr. Beniczky is EEG and epilepsy, focusing on electromagnetic source imaging, seizure detection, standardisation and quality-assurance in clinical neurophysiology. He has supervised 10 Ph.D. students. He is author of 164 peer-reviewed papers and 22 book chapters.
M.D., Ph.D.
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Course introduction: EEG source imaging is a clinically validated tool, increasingly used in the presurgical evaluation of patients with drug resistant focal epilepsy. Structured training in advanced signal analysis methods is
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EEG source imaging is a clinically validated tool, increasingly used in the presurgical evaluation of patients with drug resistant focal epilepsy. Structured training in advanced signal analysis methods is often missing from the epilepsy and EEG curricula. This session will provide an overview on EEG source imaging, from a clinical perspective.
Learning Objectives:
- At the end of this session the audience will become familiar with the principles of EEG source imaging, its advantages and limitations, and will be able to integrate the results of EEG source imaging into the presurgical evaluation.
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Sándor Beniczky
Sándor Beniczky
M.D., Ph.D.
Sándor Beniczky is board-certified neurologist, clinical neurophysiologist and epileptologist. He is professor at Aarhus University Hospital, and he is the head of the Clinical Neurophysiology Department at the Danish Epilepsy Centre. He is the chair of the joint EEG taskforce of the IFCN and ILAE, member of the ILAE commission on diagnostic methods, ILAE education council and the executive committee of ILAE-Europe. He is editor-in-chief of Epileptic Disorders. The main research interest of Dr. Beniczky is EEG and epilepsy, focusing on electromagnetic source imaging, seizure detection, standardisation and quality-assurance in clinical neurophysiology. He has supervised 10 Ph.D. students. He is author of 164 peer-reviewed papers and 22 book chapters.
M.D., Ph.D.
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