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+ Include: 4 videos + 1 pdf, size: 37.1 GB
+ Target Audience: neurologists, epileptologists and epilepsy neurosurgeons, neurophysiologists, neuropsychologists, psychiatrists and neuropsychiatrists, neuroscientists, neurology residents and graduate students in engineering, neuroscience and psychology
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epilepsy_symposium_2022_program_final.pdf
May 27 Afternoon Session.mp4
May 27 Morning Session.mp4
May 28 Afternoon Session.mp4
May 28 Morning Session.mp4
* Detail:
May 27 – Biomarkers of Epileptogenicity: Neurophysiology and Imaging
8:30 Welcome – Introduction to Day 1
François Dubeau, Canada
Paolo Federico, President CLAE, Canada
Session 1: High Frequency Oscillations, a new biomarker in epilepsy
Chairs: Christophe Grova, George Kostopoulos
9:00 HFOs: Where do they come from and where are they going?
Jerome Engel, Jr., USA (Virtual)
9:40 HFOs: Do they really mark the epileptic tissue?
Julia Jacobs, Canada
10:20 Refreshment pause
10:40 Back to the future: Is ECoG the answer?
Maeike Zijlmans, The Netherlands
11:20 Separating healthy from epileptic HFOs
Birgit Frauscher, Canada
12:00 Lunch and poster session
Note: Held in the Concourse space, Percival Molson Stadium
13:15 Keynote – Gloor Lecture
Chair: Dang Nguyen, Canada
EEG and epilepsy – the future
Samuel Wiebe, Canada
Session 2: Probing the epileptic focus from inside and from outside
Chairs: Louise Tyvaert, Barbara Jobst
14:10 Finding the epileptic focus with functional imaging
Graeme Jackson, Australia
14:50 Refreshment pause
15:10 Connecting extra- and intracerebral signals: How EEG and MEG relate to intracerebral EEG
Christian Bénar, France
15:50 Functional connectivity and network hubs in focal epilepsy
Christophe Grova, Canada
16:30 Diagnostic and therapeutic use of neurostimulation
Philippe Kahane, France
17:10 Recollections
Chair: Birgit Frauscher
George Kostopoulos
Nicolas von Ellenrieder
Rina Zelmann
Pierre LeVan
Marc Saab
Massimo Avoli
May 28 – Cognition and Sensory Systems in Healthy and
Diseased Subjects
8:30 Welcome – Introduction to Day 2
Julien Doyon, Canada
Robert Zatorre, Canada (virtual)
Session 3: Neuropsychology in epilepsy and other neurological disorders
Chairs: Lauren Dade, Jelena Djordjevic
9:00 History, major achievements, and future of neuropsychology in epilepsy
Gail Risse, USA
9:40 Presurgical prediction of language and memory in epilepsy: Still a role for IAP
Viviane Sziklas, Canada
10:20 Refreshment pause
10:40 Neurocognitive impact of seizures and epilepsy surgery on children with epilepsy
Mary Lou Smith, Canada
11:20 Sex differences in normal cognition and neurological disease
Sarah Banks, USA (Virtual)
12:00 Lunch and poster session
Note: Held in the Concourse space, Percival Molson Stadium
13:15 Keynote lecture
Chair: Alain Dagher, Canada
Dietary influences on brain function and cognition
Dana Small, USA
Session 4: Epilepsy research widens Penfield’s window on the brain
Chairs: Johan Lundstrom, Catherine Rouby
14:10 How hunger-related changes in hypothalamic neurons influence cortical processing of food-predicting cues
Mark Andermann, USA
14:50 Refreshment pause
15:10 Differences in brain structure related to expertise:
Olfactory training
Johannes Frasnelli, Canada
15:50 Language experience and its role in changing our brains
Denise Klein, Canada
16:30 Population neuroscience: Merging old and new to learn more
Tomas Paus, Canada
17:10 Recollections
Chair: Natalie Phillips
Dylan D. Wagner
Lauren Dade
Stephan Kennepohl
Jelena Djordjevic
Devin Sodums
Johan Lundstrom
17:40 Closing cocktail (onsite)
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