Introduction – Video-EEG in Epilepsy. Past, present and future
Jose M Serratosa
10:00 h - 10:45 h
1. Early onset epilepsies
Early onset epileptic encephalopathies.
Monika Eisermann
10:45 h - 11:30 h
2. Epileptic spasms. Beyond West syndrome
Electro-clinical semiology of epileptic spasms.
Marta García Fernández
11:30 h - 12:00 h
Coffee-break
12:00 h - 15:00 h
3. From bench-to-bedside I. Interactive presentation of cases. Delineation of the electro-clinical phenotypes associated with different etiologies and their therapeutic approach
Cases with neonatal and early infancy seizure onset. Case 1 - SCN8A. Case 2 - Glut-1. Case 3 – Hypothalamic hamartoma.
Marina Trivisano Juan José García Peñas Marta García Fernández
Cases with epileptic spasms and focal seizures. Case 1- Tuberous Sclerosis. Case 2 - CDKL-5. Case 3 – DEPDC5.
Floor Jansen Francesca Darra Eva Gutiérrez Delicado
15:00 h - 16:15 h
Lunch
16:15 h - 17:00 h
4. Neonatal Seizures
Ronit Pressler
17:00 h - 18:00 h
5. Keynote lecture I
Neurodevelopment and epileptic syndromes. A clinical approach.
Floor Jansen
Day 2. Friday 3 April
09:00 h - 09:45 h
6. Neurostimulation
Neurostimulation in epilepsy and Autonomic Nervous System.
09:45 h - 11:15 h
7. Epileptic syndromes with absences, tonic, atonic and myoclonic seizures
Myoclonic status in non-progressive encephalopathies.
Bernardo Dalla Bernardina
Electro-clinical semiology of absences, tonic, atonic and myoclonic seizures.
Monika Eisermann
11:15 h - 11:45 h
Coffee-break
11:45 h - 14:00 h
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Progressive myoclonic epilepsies.
Beatriz González Giráldez
Photosentivity in epileptic syndromes.
Guido Rubboli
Reflex seizures and epilepsies (other than photo-sensitive).
Javier Salas Puig
14:00 h - 15:15 h
Lunch
15:15 h - 17:15 h
8. From bench-to-bedside II. Interactive presentation of cases
Cases with absences, tonic, atonic and myoclonic seizures. Case 1 –SCN1A. Case 2 –DHD2. Case 3 - Ring 20 chromosome. Case 4– Epilepsy with myoclono-atonic seizures.
