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+ Include: 70 videos + 1 pdf, size: 59.9 GB
+ Target Audience: neurologists, epileptologists
+ Sample video: contact me for sample video
+ Information:
As the 15th European Epilepsy Congress in Rome draws to a close, we wish to extend our deepest gratitude to everyone who contributed to its success. This year’s Congress brought together leading epilepsy experts, researchers, and practitioners, and was made possible thanks to your participation, dedication, and support. With over 3600 attendess from over 100 countries, the event was truly remarkable.
The Congress was filled with over 130 engaging sessions and meaningful discussions that will undoubtedly advance our collective understanding of epilepsy. From the teaching courses to the inspiring keynote presentations and breakthrough research, the Congress showcased many innovative ideas and collaborations. Highlights included the excellent platform sessions, focusing on basic science, clinical neurophysiology, neuroimaging, neuropsychology, comorbidities, drug therapies, neurosurgery, genetics, and the use of AI in epilepsy care.
Participants could view more than 1000 abstract presentations of original data as oral presentations in Platform Sessions and as Poster Presentations in-person posters. Posters were presented across the 3 full days of the congress, an innovation which was exceptionally well received, and truly enforced the purpose of the congress, new concepts, discussion and networking amongst peers and colleagues from across the globe.
We hope that the broad range of topics and speakers meant that there was something for everyone.
We would like to acknowledge the significant contributions of our esteemed chairs and speakers, whose expertise and insights were invaluable. A heartfelt thank you to the organizing committee, volunteers, the ILAE staff for their tireless work behind the scenes, ensuring the seamless execution of this Congress. Additionally, we extend our gratitude to our sponsors and supporters, whose commitment to advancing epilepsy research and treatment made this event possible.
Several ILAE Europe awards were presented during the Welcome Ceremony on Saturday, 11 September, we once again congratulate the very worthy recipients.
- ILAE Europe – European Epilepsy Epileptology Award: Athanasios Covanis (Greece)
- ILAE Europe – European Epilepsy Education Award: Andriy Dubenko (Ukraine)
- ILAE Europe – European Epilepsy Service Award: Margarete Pfäfflin (Germany)
- ILAE Europe – Young Investigator Award: Gabriele Lignani (United Kingdom)
- ILAE Europe – Young Investigator Award: Marina Trivisano (Italy)
The 15th European Epilepsy Congress 2024, organized by the International League Against Epilepsy, is aimed at:
- Epilepsy Specialists: Neurologists, epileptologists, and healthcare professionals focused on epilepsy care and research.
- Researchers and Academics: Individuals involved in studying epilepsy, its causes, treatments, and advancements in the field.
- Healthcare Providers: Professionals interested in multidisciplinary approaches to epilepsy management, including nurses and allied health workers.
- Students and Trainees: Aspiring professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of epilepsy and its treatment.
This congress provides a platform for sharing knowledge, discussing innovative research, and fostering collaboration among experts in the field.
+ Topics:
Advanced targeted gene-therapy approaches for epilepsy.mp4
Advances in magnetoencephalography for the management of epilepsy.mp4
Anti-seizure vs disease-modifying epilepsy medicines What is in a name.mp4
Antiepileptogenesis and disease modification. Which populations, outcome measures and trial designs.mp4
Are developmental and epileptic encephalopathies progressive diseases.mp4
Artificial intelligence and epilepsy.mp4
Assessing the impact of genetic diagnosis in clinical care of children and adults with epilepsy.mp4
Breakthrough research in functionaldissociative seizures Clinical, biological and therapeutic advances.mp4
Challenges in diagnosis.mp4
Congress Highlights.mp4
Developmental and epileptic encephalopathies.mp4
Difficult discussions in newly diagnosed epilepsy.mp4
EAN Symposium.mp4
EEC Forum – 15 years of stereotactic Laser Thermoablation (sLTA) for mesial temporal lobe epilepsy (MTLE) – from the pros and co.mp4
EEC Forum – A global perspective of genetic testing in the epilepsies – does one size fits all.mp4
EEC Forum – AI applications throughout a patient’s journey.mp4
EEC Forum – How to tackle complexity in a rare epilepsy syndrome.mp4
EEC Forum – Neuromodulation in drug-resistant epilepsy pharmacotherapy meets neurostimulation.mp4
EEC Forum – Pediatricians want to know what happens to their patients after moving to adult care.mp4
EEC Forum – Surgery for Epilepsies of Genetic Origin Worth a Shot or Hopeless Cause.mp4
EEC Forum – The interplay between sleep and epilepsy in the advent of ultra long-term EEG monitoring.mp4
EEC Forum – Translational research approaches for better understanding autoimmune-associated epilepsy.mp4
EEG present and future.mp4
Epilepsy and aggression from brain networks to human behavior.mp4
ERN EpiCARE and clinical trials in children with rare and complex epilepsies.mp4
Ettore Beghi in Memoriam.mp4
Hemispheric Surgery – The role of the surgical technique on seizure outcome.mp4
Ictal Semiology of Gelastic Seizures a clue for aetiology.mp4
Ictal-Interictal Continuum (IIC)- Ictal or Interictal.mp4
Immunity, Inflammation and Epilepsy.mp4
Late onset epilepsy – a public health imperative.mp4
Making better decisions in epilepsy care- Applying the science of decision making in the epilepsy clinic.mp4
Malum quo communius eo peius Cognitive problems in epilepsy.mp4
Minimal invasive non-medical treatment approaches.mp4
Modern Concepts in Epilepsy Surgery Session I (Multi)lobar resection versus disconnection.mp4
Modern Concepts in Epilepsy Surgery Session II The earlier the better – surgical implications.mp4
Neurobiology Symposium Integrating genomics, neurophysiology and precision medicine..mp4
Neuropsychology and epilepsy in developing brain.mp4
New roads to improve outcome (and to lead to Rome).mp4
Not all roads lead to SUDEP Risk factors, biomarkers and prevention of premature death in epilepsy.mp4
Optimizing future epilepsy treatment with new antiseizure medications (ASMs).mp4
Pathogenic role of demyelination in focal epilepsies and seizures.mp4
Platform Session – AI and computational medicine.mp4
Platform Session – Basic Science 1.mp4
Platform Session – Basic Science 2.mp4
Platform Session – Clinical Neurophysiology 1.mp4
Platform Session – Clinical Neurophysiology 2.mp4
Platform Session – Comorbidities.mp4
Platform Session – Drug and other therapies.mp4
Platform Session – Drug Therapy.mp4
Platform Session – Epilepsy Surgery.mp4
Platform Session – Genetics 1.mp4
Platform Session – Genetics 2.mp4
Platform Session – Late Breaking.mp4
Platform Session – Mixed topics.mp4
Platform Session – Neuroimaging.mp4
Platform Session – Neuropsychology.mp4
Platform Session – Paediatric Epileptology.mp4
Post-stroke epilepsy prediction, prevention and implications for IGAP.mp4
Surgery for Hypothalamic Hamartoma which technique.mp4
Svein Johannessen Tribute Symposium.mp4
Symposium of Excellence in Epileptology.mp4
Takeda – Balancing Act- The Emerging Role of Rational Polytherapy in DEEs.mp4
The impact of lamotrigine and topiramate in the past 30 years, and their new derivatives.mp4
The thalamus and the epileptogenic networks.mp4
Treatment of seizures in neonates – something old, something new..mp4
Video session- Seizure semiology in neonates and children.mp4
VIREPA Basic and Advanced EEG.mp4
VIREPA Paediatric EEG & VIREPA MRI.mp4
Welcome Ceremony.mp4
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