3 rd September th Biennial National Meeting on Headache 17 th - 18 th January 2019 LAZAAT RESTAURANT, COTTINGHAM, HULL

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1 Dear Colleague, 3 rd September th Biennial National Meeting on Headache 17 th - 18 th January 2019 LAZAAT RESTAURANT, COTTINGHAM, HULL I have pleasure in inviting you to attend the 8 th Biennial Hull-BASH National meeting on headache organised jointly by the British Association for the Study of Headache and the Department of Neurology at Hull Royal Infirmary. The meeting runs over two days and covers wide range of topics on headache diagnosis and management. The meeting is approved for 12 External CME points by the Royal College of Physicians. The meeting in Hull is the largest headache meeting in the UK that is widely attended. In 2017 we had 230 delegates from all over the UK and abroad. This year we have invited global experts including Professor Lars Edvinsson (President of the International Headache Society), Professor Messoud Ashina (President Elect of the IHS), Professor Arne May (Editor-in chief of Cephalalgia), Professor Peter Goadsby (past president of the IHS). In addition key speakers from BASH would be covering a range of headache topics of common interest. The meeting will suit General Neurologists, Neurology trainees, General physicians and General practitioners. The meeting is supported by an educational grant from Allergan Pharmaceuticals. Refreshments and lunches on both days are available free of charge. The meeting invites case presentations from trainees in GP, Neurology on the case based discussion afternoon. Five best cases will be selected for presentation from all submitted cases. The faculty will award the two best cases who will be invited to the 19 th Congress of the IHS in Dublin, September, The meeting is free. However, the venue can only accommodate up to 300 delegates and it is very likely that the event will be oversubscribed; therefore, to guarantee your place, I would advise to reserve as early as possible to avoid disappointment. To guarantee a place, you can pay 25 via paypal account or send a cheque for 25, dated 19/1/19, payable to the British Association for the Study of Headache along with your registration form. The payment/cheque will be returned to you on the day at the registration desk but would be credited to BASH if you fail to attend. Post your cheques to: Debbie Buttle, Department of Neurology, Wilson Building, Hull Royal Infirmary, Anlaby Road, Hull HU3 2JZ For paypal payment the account is Fayyaz.ahmed@hey.nhs.uk There will be conference dinner on Thursday, 17 th January 2017 at the Lazaat Restaurant open to all delegates to meet and interact with the global experts. The cost will be 40 payable to the British Association for the Study of Headache or via paypal. The venue has adequate parking facilities. For more details and to find the facilities for accommodation and train links, please feel free to contact Debbie Buttle, conference secretary who will be more than willing to help you to assist in you attending the programme on Debbie.Buttle@hey.nhs.uk telephone, Fayyaz Ahmed Consultant Neurologist Educational Officer and Past Chairman BASH A company limited by guarantee, registered in England, no Registered Charity No :43

2 Thursday 17 th January :00 09:00 Registration and Coffee 09:00 Welcome and Opening Remarks Fayyaz Ahmed 09:05 Migraine Historical perspective by Mark Weatherall, London 09:35 13:00 The Science behind Headaches Dr Fayyaz Ahmed, Hull 09:35 Molecular pathways triggering Migraine and Cluster Headache Professor Messoud Ashina, Denmark 10:05 The exceptional role of the first division of the Trigeminal Nerve Professor Arne May, Germany 10: 35 CGRP and Headache Past, present and Future Professor Lars Edvinsson, Sweden 11:05 11:25 Coffee and Tea Prof Lars Edvinsson, Sweden 11:25 Circadian Rhythms: Regulating your vulnerability to migraine attacks? Dr Philip Holland, London, UK 11:55 The science behind hormones and headache Professor Anne MacGregor, London, UK 12:25 Neuro-imaging; from premonitory to postdrome Professor Peter Goadsby, London, UK 13:00 14:00 Lunch & Allergan Symposium

3 Thursday 17 th January :00-17:30 Interesting Headache Disorders / Controversies Prof Messoud Ashina, Denmark 14:00 Would you want your head scanned if you had headaches? Dr Giles Elrington, London, UK 14:30 Tension Type Headache, Does it exist? Dr Nick Silver, Liverpool, UK 15:00 Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension Dr Alex, Sinclair, Birmingham, UK 15:30 Presentation of BASH Medallion 15:45 16:00 Coffee and Tea Dr Alok Tyagi, Glasgow, UK 16:00 Spontaneous Intracranial Hypotension, CSF Leaks Dr Brendan Davies, Stoke on Trent, UK 16:30 Migraine and Stroke; Evidence behind the scare Dr Manuela Fontebasso, York, UK 17:00 Neuromodulation in Headache Dr Giorgio Lambru, London, UK 17:45 BASH Council Meeting ( BASH Council only) 19:45 BASH SILVER JUBILEE DINNER (PRE-BOOKED ONLY)

4 Friday 18 th January :00 09:00 Registration and Coffee 09:00-10:30 PRIMARY HEADACHE DISORDERS CLINICAL FEATURES Dr Richard Peatfield, London, UK 09:00 Migraine Episodic / Chronic Dr Sarah Miller, London, UK 09:30 Cluster Headache and TAC Dr Manjit Matharu, London, UK 10:00 Medication overuse Headaches Dr Callum Duncan, Aberdeen, UK 10:30 11:00 Coffee and Tea 11:00 13:00 MANAGING PRIMARY HEADACHE DISORDERS Dr Farooq Maniyar, London, UK 11:00 Evidence based treatment - Migraine Dr Fayyaz Ahmed, Hull, UK 11:30 Evidence based treatment Cluster Headache / TAC Dr Anish Bahra, London, UK 12:00 Managing primary headache disorders in Children Dr Prab Prabhakar, London, UK 12:30 Managing Menstrual Migraine and in Pregnancy Dr Shazia Afridi, London, UK 12:30 13:30 Lunch

5 Friday 18 TH January :30 14:30 SECONDARY HEADACHE DISORDERS Dr Pyari Bose, London, UK 13:30 Secondary Headaches; an overview of causes and red flags Dr Stuart Weatherby, Plymouth, UK 14:00 Thunderclap Headaches Dr Nicola Giffin, London, UK 14:30 15:00 Coffee and Tea 15:00 17:00 NOVARTIS CASE AWARDS Faculty Prof Peter Goadsby, Prof Lars Edvinsson, Prof Arne May, Prof Messoud Ashina The session will have 5 best submissions from all interesting cases submitted by GP and Neurology Registrars in the UK. Each case will be given 15 minutes to present followed by 5 minutes discussion. The faculty will select the two best case presentations and the presenter will be invited to attend the 19 th Congress of the International Headache Society in Dublin, September :00 Closing Remarks Fayyaz Ahmed, Hull