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Registration & Coffee
Welcome
ILAE British Branch President Dr Rhys Thomas
Session 1 – Epilepsy and Dementia
Epilepsy and Memory: Dr John Baker, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, London
Delirium and epilepsy: Dr Gregory Scott, Imperial College, London
Trials of anti-dementia medications in epilepsy – new opportunities on the near horizon: Professor Arjune Sen, Wolfson College, Oxford
The Centre for Global Epilepsy: Professor Arjune Sen, Wolfson College, Oxford
Lunch
Symposium
Session 2 – Functional Dissociative Seizures
Advancing diagnostic accuracy – novel neurobiology markers in functional v epileptic seizures: Dr Mahinda Yogarajah, UCL, London
Morbidity and Mortality in dissociative seizures: Dr Krishna Chinthapalli, UCL
Managing patients with functional/ dissociative seizures: Professor Markus Reuber, Sheffield
Coffee, Posters & Networking
Excellence in Epilepsy Award
To be awarded to John Paul Leach, Rome
Citation: Dr Graeme Sills
Symposium
Session 3: Genetic Case Studies (adult and paediatric cases)
Drinks Reception
Young Epilepsy Society (YES) Event
Breakfast Symposium
Neurosurgery Session
Update on VNS trials: Professor Tony Marson, Walton Centre, Liverpool
Adult and paediatric cases for discussion
Coffee, Posters & Networking
Keynote talk
Professor Helen Cross, President ILAE
AGM
Lunch
Symposium
Session 4: Platform Poster Presentations and Epilepsy Research Institute Neurobiology of Epilepsy Session
Talks selected from abstracts
Poster Tours & Coffee
Symposium
FEVER
FIRES: Dr Sukhvir Wright, Birmingham
New onset refractory Status Epilepticus (NORSE): Dr Laura Mantoan Ritter, King’s College, London
Generalised Epilepsy with febrile seizures plus (GEFS +): Dr Andrea Whitney, University Hospital, Southampton
Gala Dinner
The Pavilion
Session 6: Seizures from Sleep
Seizures in the dark: distinguishing Nocturnal Epilepsy from its mimics: Professor Matthew Walker, UCL
Biology of sleep seizures: Professor Mark Cunningham, Trinity College Dublin
Seizure alerts and alarms: Professor Hannah Cock, St George’s University Hospitals NHS Trust
Coffee, Posters & Networking
Session 7: Decision Making in Clinical Practice
Making better decisions in epilepsy care: Applying the science of decision making in the epilepsy clinic:
Professor Sallie Baxendale, UCL
Predicting, illustrating, communicating and optimising patient-centred outcomes of epilepsy surgery using nomograms and Bayes’ theorem: Professor Bryce Mulligan, The Ottawa Hospital, Canada (remotely)
My choice and how I made it: Sarah Brown, USA
Lunch and finish