EFNS Academy 2010 - May 13-16
Preliminary Programme
Thursday, May 13th Movement disorders
Morning lectures:
David Grabli, Paris, France Differential Diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease
Evzen Ruzicka, Prague, Czech Republic Tremors
Davide Martino, Bari, Italy Non-tremorous Hyperkinetic Disorders
Afternoon workshops:
David Grabli, Paris, France Atypical parkinsonism: from theory to clinical practice
Evzen Ruzicka, Prague, Czech Republic Case studies in movement disorders
Davide Martino, Bari, Italy Video session on other hyperkinetic disorders
Friday, May 14th Autoimmune diseases
Morning lectures:
Isabel Illa, Barcelona, Spain Myasthenia gravis
Jan Verschuuren, Leiden, The Netherlands Paraneoplastic syndromes. Lambert-Eaton syndrome
Erich Schmutzhard, Innsbruck, Austria Polyradiculoneuritis Guillain-Barré (AIDP). Nosology, diagnosis and intensive care management
Afternoon workshops:
Isabel Illa, Barcelona, Spain Title to be specified
Jan Verschuuren, Leiden, The Netherlands Demonstration of paraneoplastic cases
Erich Schmutzhard, Innsbruck, Austria Case studies, including differential diagnoses of acute flaccid tetraparesis – an interactive session
Saturday, May 15th Spinal cord disorders
Morning lectures:
Zdeněk Kadaňka, Brno, Czech Republic Cervical spondylogenic myelopathy
Johann Sellner, Bern, Switzerland Transverse myelitis: clinical and radiological presentation and differential diagnosis
Denis L. Kaech, Chur, Switzerland Spinal meningiomas and neurinomas. Intramedullary mass lesions. Spinal extra- and subdural hematomas
Jiří Kříž, Prague, Czech Republic Acute care in spinal cord injury
Afternoon workshops:
Zdeněk Kadaňka, Brno, Czech Republic Cases of differential diagnosis in myelopathy
Johann Sellner, Bern, Switzerland EAYNT: The European perspective for young neurologists
Denis L. Kaech, Chur, Switzerland Cervical myelopathy: discectomy-fusion or corpectomy or posterior decompression
Sunday, May 16th Neurology in the world - present state and perspectives
Pavel Kalvach, Prague, Czech Republic Neurological services around the world. Neurological perspectives. Patient organisations
Alena Šteflová, Prague, Czech Republic, WHO World Health Organisation approach to neurosciences - wider perspective
Martin Pospíšil, Prague, Czech Republic, Lundbeck Educational systems in neurosciences
Participants can prepare their own cases for demonstration and discussion. Contributions to the optimal organization of neurological care, neurological services and postgraduate education throughout Europe will be presented.
Location
Hotel Bezdez
Lazensky Vrch 216
471 63 Staré Splavy
Czech Republic
Tel.: +420 487 872 551
Fax: +420 487 873 246
This site is situatied in North Bohemia, about 90 km from Prague, on the shore of the romantic Macha lake.
Arrival
Thursday, May 13th
The lectures are scheduled for the four consecutive days.
A half-day trip to Prague is planned.
Departure
Sunday, May 16th
Capacity
up to 120 participants
Delegates nominated by their National neurological societies will be preferred; individual applications are welcome up to the full capacity.
Only participantion for the whole course will be accepted.
Accommodation, tuition, board and programme are sponsored by the EFNS. Participants pay only for their travel.
All participants will receive a syllabi CD-ROM and a certificate after having finished this course.
Deadline of application
31 January 2010
Contact:
Magda Dohnalová
P.O. Box 35
Litevská 1
100 05 Praha 105
Czech Republic
Tel.: +420 2 67 16 3657 or: +420 2 67 16 23 80
Fax: +420 2 67 16 23 77
pragueoffice@efns.org
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