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1 Saturday 22 June 33rd International Epilepsy Congress 2019 Sunday Monday 23 June 24 June Tuesday 25 June Wednesday 26 June Full Day Teaching Course Morning Teaching Course (4) Afternoon Teaching Course (4) WONOEP Highlights Golden Light Award (2) Talking Shop (3) (2) Teaching Session (3) (2) Presidential Award Parallel Session (4) Platform Session (5) Neurobiology Award Teaching Session (3) Parallel Session (5) Award Platform Session (5) WHO Session Teaching Session (3) Parallel Session (4) (2) Award (2) Platform Session (5) Talking Shop Teaching Session (3) Congress Highlights Session Parallel Session (5) Ask the Expert (2) Debate (2) Ask the Expert (2) Debate (2) Ask the Expert Talking Shop (2) Debate (2)
2 Saturday 22 June 2019 Convention Hall Ballroom AB Lotus 1-4 Lotus 5-7 Ballroom C Lotus Suite Lotus Suite Lotus Suite Lotus Suite Lotus Suite Epilepsy diagnosis EEG in diagnosing patients with (EEG starter) Pharmacological treatment: starter course Status epilepticus : Treatment advances in the childhood epilepsies Special Session: WONOEP Highlights Award : Michael Prize Special Session: Golden Light Award : 'Epileptic Disorders' Prize : The International Epilepsy Curriculum - Collaborative input by the Psychiatry Commission and Psychology Task Force : Access to treatment in resource poor countries Epilepsy diagnosis EEG in diagnosing patients with (EEG starter) Pharmacological treatment: starter course Status epilepticus Neuroimaging Optimising management of in pregnancy Making the right treatment choices in newly diagnosed Childhood comorbidities from mechanism to management Application of genetic studies in care: genome wide association studies Impaired conciousness/ awareness in
3 Sunday 23 June 2019 Poster Area Set up Convention Hall Ballroom AB Lotus 1-4 Lotus 5-7 Ballroom C Morning Presidential Focal cortical dysplasia: an update Counselling patients with, caregivers and relatives EEG source imaging part one: theory : Developing new treatments for pediatric epilepsies and seizures from bench to the clinic Autoimune epilepsies Neurobiology Small patients - big challenges: neonatal seizures Key neuropsychiatric issues in and neurological clinical setting Making an imapct by empowering persons with 14:00-14:30 14:30-15:00 Posters 15:00-15:30 Award : 'Epilepsia' Prize - Basic Science 15:30-16:00 16:00-16:30 Paediatrics 1 Comorbidities Neurophysiology Psychosocial issues 1 Genetics 1 16:30-17:00 17:00-17:30 17:30-18:00 18:00-18:30 Take down : Individualized medicine for persons with and intellectual disability are we already there? Ask the Expert: Women issues Debate: Should laser interstitial thermal ablation be the treatment of first choice for patients with mesial temporal sclerosis? Debate: Can we rely upon fmri to localize language and memory when planning surgery? : Advocacy for policies and programs
4 Monday 24 June 2019 Poster Convention Hall Ballroom AB Lotus 1-4 Lotus 5-7 Ballroom C Area : Imaging NMDA receptors EEG source imaging part two: hands-on Autoimmune clinical diagnosis and treatment: a practical approach Video-session: is this or not? Morning Set up : Infection, inflammation and : Challenges and solutions in providing care Update on the management of status epilepticus Update on treatments of childhood epilepsies Pros and cons of AED withdrawal Imaging epileptogenesis of across the lifespan Epilepsy in adolescents 14:00-14:30 14:30-15:00 Posters 15:00-15:30 Award : 'Epilepsia' Prize - Clinical 15:30-16:00 16:00-16:30 Treatment Platform Session Adult epileptology Status epilepticus Surgery Neuroimaging 16:30-17:00 17:00-17:30 17:30-18:00 18:00-18:30 Take down Debate: Should we recommend medical marijuana for treatment of uncontrolled focal seizures? Debate: Can epileptic and psychogenic seizures be more reliably diagnosed in the era of the smartphone? : North American Ask the Experts: Treat this : West Syndrome: Update of diagnoses, etiologies and managements
5 Tuesday 25 June 2019 Poster Convention Hall Ballroom AB Lotus 1-4 Lotus 5-7 Ballroom C Area : Ten things every neurologist needs to know about neuropsychological assessment in Epileptic encephalopathies VIREPA courses: EEG (basic and advanced) Video-session: focal seizures: : Optimizing therapy for Dravet Syndrome: so many choices but what should I pick? Set up : Novel therapies in : a brave new world : Improving outcomes in drug resistant : what more can we do? Epilepsy surgery: the cutting edge and level of evidence Moving beyond the medical management of : ILAE-YES Career Development Session: Career paths in - all roads lead to Rome? Neuropsychology: implications for surgery Epilepsy in the elderly 14:00-14:30 14:30-15:00 Posters 15:00-15:30 Award : 'Epilepsia Open' Prize - Basic Award : 'Epilepsia Open' Prize - Clinical 15:30-16:00 16:00-16:30 Paediatrics 2 ILAE-YES Best Abstracts Psychosocial issues 2 Neurophysiology / Basic sciences Genetics 2 16:30-17:00 17:00-17:30 17:30-18:00 Take down Debate: Is it advisable to taper medication in well-controlled patients with symptomatic adultonset focal? Ask the Experts: Diagnose/classify this : Treatment and research gap for children with in low and middle income countries Debate: Do the new classifications of seizures and improve our ability to classify, diagnose, and treat in the clinic? : Genetic generalized epilepsies: distinct syndromes or murky margins?
6 Wednesday 26 June 2019 Ballroom AB Lotus 1-4 Lotus 5-7 VIREPA courses: sleep and paediatric EEG Teaching course for neurophysiology technicians Video-session: generalized seizures : Applied technology in the future of Congress Highlights Session
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