Description
+ Include: 23 videos + 2 pdfs, size: 27.7 GB
+ Target Audience: neurologists, psychiatrists, geriatricians, neuropsychologists
+ Sample video: contact me for sample video
+ Information:
Overview:
This is the international meeting for the International Society for Frontotemporal Dementia (ISFTD) which occurs every other year. This three-day conference will address advances in the clinical, biomarker and neuroimaging of FTD to an international audience. Genetic and sporadic forms of FTD will be described and discussed, as will be the use of neurological, neuropsychological, genetic testing, and biomarkers for the diagnosis of FTD. Related conditions will also be discussed. Caregiver burden will be addressed. We will offer special presentations from international consortium in North and South America, Europe, and Australia that follow FTD populations longitudinally. In addition, new findings about the biological changes that lead to FTD will be discussed. These include abnormal protein folding, abnormal lysosomal function and prion-like spread of proteins. Finally, exciting new advances in the treatment of FTD based upon the basic science discoveries will be presented. The third day will represent the first effort to describe the impact of FTD in Latin America with discussion from leaders in Mexico, Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Chile and Columbia.
All registrants will receive a webinar log-in link the week of the course. You will enter your full name and email address to “log-in” and authenticate yourself. Once completed, you will have access to the conference, and the system will email you an individualized access link to join the webinar at any time. For the rest of the conference you will use this link to join the webinar each day and you will never need to log-in again. If you click on the link but the webinar hasn’t started yet you will be placed in a waiting room. Attendees will be admitted from the waiting room into the webinar once we begin. All of the live content is recorded and hosted on the course webpage for 30 days post course so you can review anything that you might have missed.
TARGET AUDIENCE
This conference is directed to neurologists, psychiatrists, geriatricians, neuropsychologists with an interest in FTD and/or dementia. FTD caregivers are also encouraged to attend. Further it hopes to attract basic scientists in the dementia and FTD field.
Objectives:
Objectives should be based on learning needs described above and/or the desired outcomes described below.
- Improved use of International criteria
- Better understanding of neuropsychology for diagnosis.
- Use of neurofilament and PET for diagnosis.
- Understanding of tau, progranulin and TDP-43
+ Topics:
March 3 Full Day.mp4
March 4 Part 1.mp4
March 4 Part 2.mp4
March 5 Part 1.mp4
March 5 Part 2.mp4
March 5 Part 3.mp4
MNR21005_Syllabus 1.pdf
MNR21005_Syllabus 2.pdf
Pre-rcorded Session ALLFTD.mp4
Pre-rcorded Session Approach to Caregivers in Latin America.mp4
Pre-rcorded Session Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration (AFTD).mp4
Pre-rcorded Session Australia, Dominantly Inherited Non-Alzheimer Dementias.mp4
Pre-rcorded Session Bilingualism and Diagnosis of FTD.mp4
Pre-rcorded Session Experiences of Caring for a Person Living with FTD.mp4
Pre-rcorded Session FTD Diagnosis in Low Education Populations.mp4
Pre-rcorded Session GENFI.mp4
Pre-rcorded Session iPSC Derived Neurons in FTD.mp4
Pre-rcorded Session Japanese Frontotemporal Dementia Consortium.mp4
Pre-rcorded Session Late Onset FTD.mp4
Pre-rcorded Session Latin American Initiative ReDLat.mp4
Pre-rcorded Session Misdiagnosis of FTD.mp4
Pre-rcorded Session Neuropsychiatric International Consortium for FTD (NIC-FTD).mp4
Pre-rcorded Session Neuropsychological Assessment in FTD- Practical Considerations.mp4
Pre-rcorded Session Primary Progressive Aphasia in Chinese Language.mp4
Pre-rcorded Session Tests of Frontal Lobe Function.mp4
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