Colloquium on Epilepsy Surgery for Remote Symptomatic Epilepsies Post traumatic brain injury, vascular malformations, stroke, brain tumors and inflammatory lesions Marburg, Germany June 27 th to 29 th , 2011 Directors: F. Rosenow, H.M. Hamer, S. Knake In cooperation with Epicure (www.epicureproject.eu) followed by International Epilepsy Course Marburg, Germany June 29 th to 30 th , 2011 Directors: H. Lüders, S. Knake, F. Rosenow Preliminary Program
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Colloquium onEpilepsy Surgery for Remote
Symptomatic Epilepsies Post traumatic brain injury, vascular malformations,
stroke, brain tumors and inflammatory lesions
Marburg, GermanyJune 27th to 29th, 2011
Directors: F. Rosenow, H.M. Hamer, S. Knake
In cooperation with Epicure (www.epicureproject.eu)
followed by
International Epilepsy Course
Marburg, GermanyJune 29th to 30th, 2011
Directors: H. Lüders, S. Knake, F. Rosenow
Preliminary Program
Marburg, Germany June 27th to 30th
Symposium DirectorsFelix RosenowSusanne KnakeHajo M. Hamer
International Scientific CommitteeFrederick Andermann, Montreal Alexis Arzimanoglou, LyonChristoph Baumgartner, ViennaIngmar Blümcke, ErlangenThomas Bast, KorkLudwig Benes, MarburgChristian Bien, BielefeldYoussef Comair, Beirut Alois Ebner, BielefeldEdouard Hirsch, StrasbourgPhilippe Kahane, GrenobleMohammad Koubeissi, ClevelandHans Lüders, ClevelandJonathan Miller, ClevelandSolomon Moshe, New York (President of the ILAE)Christopher Nimsky, MarburgSoheyl Noachtar, MunichAsla Pitkänen, KuopioPhilippe Ryvlin, LyonBernhard Steinhoff, KorkUlrich Sure, EssenMarcos Tatagiba, TübingenEugen Trinka, SalzburgMatthew Walker, London
The etiology rather than the localization of a given epilepsy syndrome frequently determines the approach to the presurgi-cal diagnosis as well as the postoperative outcome. This is reflected in the recent proposal of the ILAE Commission on Classification and Terminology which states that “less empha-sis should be given to the localization and more to the underly-ing structural or metabolic cause of ....”.Because of these considerations we decided to dedicate the 4th International Epilepsy Colloquium (IEC) on epilepsy surgery for remote symptomatic epilepsies, namely epilepsies caused by an “acquired structural lesion” including post traumatic brain injury, remote vascular lesions, brain tumors, inflammatory le-sions and vascular malformations such as cavernomas.In this Colloquium we will place special emphasis in the discus-sion of epilepsies caused by cavernous hemangiomas which can serve as a model for our approach to lesional epilepsies in general.In these epilepsies there is usually a very well defined, rela-tively small lesion (the cavernoma itself) and a surrounding hemosiderin rim. Currently only about 70 – 80% of patients with a focal epilepsy caused by a cavernoma are rendered seizure free postoperatively depending on characteristics of the epilepsy (such as duration) and most likely also the resec-tion strategy (lesionectomy vs. topectomy).The Colloquium will serve to intensively discuss the pathophysi-ology and current treatment approaches to epilepsies caused by clearly defined, relatively well circumscribed lesions.An in depth evaluation of these epilepsies will hopefully point to surgical strategies which could improve surgical outcome not only in these special types of epilepsies but of epilepsy surgery in general.
We cordially invite you to Marburg from June 27th to 30th 2011 to meet and discuss these issues.
13:00 Epilepsy and Epilepsy Surgery in Herpes Simplex Encephalitis E. Trinka, Salzburg (AT)
Rasmussen Encephalitis13:25 - Natural history and Clinical Course
F. Andermann, Montreal (CAN)13:45 - Hemisphrectomy – the Impact of
Etiology on Timing and Outcome J. Schramm, Bonn
Limbic and Other Autoimmune Encephalites
14:05 - Natural History Clinical Course and Treatment C. Bien, Bielefeld
14:40 Presurgical Evaluation and Epilepsy Surgery for Neurocysticercosis A. Sakamoto, São Paulo (BR)
15:10 Case Presentations Moderator: S. Lathoo, Cleveland (USA) Faculty: C. Bien, J. Schramm,
A. Sakamoto, E. Trinka
16:00 Coffee Break
Monday 27th of June 2011
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16:30 – 19:00 Post Stroke Epilepsy Chairs: A. Arzimanoglou, Lyon (F) J. Miller, Cleveland (USA)
16:30 Epidemiology and Pathophysiology of Post Stroke Epilepsy B. Pohlmann-Eden, Halifax (CAN)
16:55 Perinatal Stroke – the Relevance of Lesion Induced Plasticity in Defining Eloquent Cortex M. Seeck, Geneva (CH)
17:20 Presurgical Diagnosis in Poren-cephalic Cysts and Post Stroke Epilepsy S. Wolf, New York (USA)
17:45 Operation in the Primary Motor Area – What to Get Away With? (Case+) J. Miller, Cleveland (USA)
18:10 Case Presentations Moderator: I. Tuxhorn, Cleveland (USA) Faculty: S. Wolf, A. Ebner,
J. Miller, M. Seeck
19:00 Presentation of the 5th IEC and Epilepsy Course in Lyon and Beirut A. Arzimanoglou, Lyon (F) Y. Comair, Beirut (LB)
20:00 Get Together
Monday 27th of June 2011
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08:00 – 10:45 Tumor Related Epilepsy Chairs: P. Kahane, Grenoble & Lyon (F) S. Knake, Marburg
08:00 Epidemiology and Pathophysiology of Tumor Related Epilepsies S. Rüegg, Basel (CH)
08:25 Neuropathological Classification vs. Clinical Course I. Blümcke, Erlangen
08:50 Correlation of MRI and Pathology S. Knake, Marburg
The Definition of the Irritative and Seizure Onset Zones
09:10 - by Surface EEG and Subdural Grid Electrodes M. Koubeissi, Cleveland (USA)
09:35 - by Depth Electrodes/Stereo Encephalography P. Kahane, Lyon (F)
10:00 Case Presentations Moderator: A. Szabo, San Antonio (USA) Faculty: I. Blümcke, S. Knake,
M. Koubeissi, H. Hamer
10:45 Coffee Break
11:15 Keynote Lecture: The Role of Neuronavigation and Intraoperative MRI in Assuring Complete Lesionec-tomy and Preserving Eloquent Cortex and Tracts C. Nimsky, Marburg
12.00 Lunch Break
Tuesday 28th of June 2011
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13:30 – 15:30 Posttraumatic Epilepsy Chairs: A. Pitkänen, Kuopio (FI) M. Walker, London (GB)
13:30 What can we Learn from Animal Models? A. Pitkänen, Kuopio (FI)
13:55 Epidemiology and Natural History B. Steinhoff, Kork
14:20 Presurgical Diagnosis and Indica-tions for Invasive Monitoring M. Walker, London (GB)
14:45 Case Presentations Moderator: H. Hamer, Marburg Faculty: M. Walker, B. Steinhoff,
13:45 – 14:00 Welcome Notes H. Lüders, Cleveland (USA), S. Knake, F. Rosenow, Marburg
14:00 – 15:00 Medical Treatment of Childhood Epilepsy Case Discussions Moderator: D. Nordli, Chicago (USA) Faculty: B.A. Neubauer, M. Seeck,
A. Arzimanoglou15:00 – 15:40 EEG in Focal Epilepsy
H. Hamer, Marburg
15:40 – 16:10 Coffee Break
16:10 – 17:10 Medical Treatment of Epilepsy in Adults and the Elderly Case Discussions Moderator: K.J. Werhahn, Mainz Faculty: B. Steinhoff, S. Knake, P. Ryvlin
17:10 – 18:10 Treatment of the First Seizure Case Discussions Moderator: M. Walker, London (GB) Faculty: H. Lüders, M. Carreno,
S. Noachtar18:10 – 19:00 What do we Know About SUDEP?
P. Ryvlin, Lyon (F)
20:00 Get Together in the 5 Jahreszeiten
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International Epilepsy Course
Thursday 30th of June 2011
08:30 – 09:30 Neuropsychiatric Comorbidities in Epilepsy Case Discussions Moderator: A. Kanner, Chicago (USA) Faculty: D. Nordli, B. Steinhoff, A. Haag
09:30 – 10:30 Epileptic vs. Non-Epileptic Seizures Case Discussions Moderator: M. Koubeissi, Cleveland (USA) Faculty: A. Kanner, F. Rosenow,
A. Arzimanoglou
10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break
11:00 – 12:00 Epilepsy and Pregnancy Case Discussions Moderator: M. Carreno, Barcelona (ES) Faculty: C. Baumgartner, M. Seeck,
S. Knake
12:00 – 13:30 Lunch Break
13:30 – 14:00 Status Epilepticus Lecture F. Rosenow, Marburg
14:00 – 15:00 Seizure Semiology in Children and Adults Case Discussions Moderator: P. Kahane, Grenoble (F) Faculty: H. Lüders, I. Tuxhorn, S. Wolf
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International Epilepsy Course
Thursday 30th of June 2011
15:00 – 16:00 EEG in Generalized Epilepsy Case Discussions Moderator: E. Hirsch, Strasbourg (F) Faculty: D. Nordli, S, Noachtar,
H. Hamer
16:00 – 16:30 Coffee Break
16:30 – 17:00 Classification of Epileptic Seizures and Syndromes Lecture H. Lüders, Cleveland (USA)
17:00 – 17:45 Neuroimaging in Epilepsy Case Discussions Moderator: S. Knake, Marburg Faculty: M. Koubeissi, J. Miller,
A. Sakamoto17:45 – 18:45 Epilepsy and Genetics
Case Discussions Moderator: K.M. Klein, Marburg Faculty: E. Hirsch, C. Baumgartner, M. Walker
18:45 – 19:00 Presentation of the 5th IEC and Epilepsy Course in Lyon and Beirut A. Arzimanoglou, Lyon (F) Y. Comair, Beirut (LB)
End of the International Epilepsy Course
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Social Events
Monday, 27th of June 2011Get Together 4th International Epilepsy ColloquiumAdmission included in the registration fee, pre-registration recommended!Information will be available on the congress-homepage soon!
Tuesday, 28th of June 2011Dinner Reception at the Marburg CastleAdmission: 60 ePre-registration is recommended, since space is limited.
Wednesday, 29th of June 2011Get Together Epilepsy Course in the 5 JahreszeitenAdmission included in the registration fee, pre-registration recommended!
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General Information
Directors Prof. Dr. Felix Rosenow Prof. Dr. Hajo M. Hamer Prof. Dr. Susanne Knake Förderverein Neurologie e.V. und Philipps-Universität Marburg Klinik für Neurologie Baldingerstraße 35033 Marburg Germany Phone: ++49 (0) 6421/5865 200 Email: [email protected]
Administration Congrex Deutschland GmbHOffice Hauptstr. 18
79576 Weil am Rhein Germany Phone: ++49 (0) 7621/9833-0 Fax: ++49 (0) 7621/78714 Email: [email protected]
Internet www.congrex.de/epilepsy2011 www.uni-marburg.de/fb20/neurologie/ezm
Registration Before After April 16, 2011 April 16, 2011
Please send us your application by 16 April 2011. Applications and pay-ments received after this date will only be accepted at the higher tariff. Prior appli-cation saves unnecessary waiting times!
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Cancellation If you must cancel your registration and tick-ets, your written request must be received by May 27th 2011 at the Administrative Secretariat Epilepsy Colloquium 2011 c/o Congrex Deutschland GmbH in Weil am Rhein/Germany, to receive a refund, re-duced by 25% administrative charge. After May 27th 2011, no refund can be made for cancellations. Vouchers for the official din-ner cannot be replaced if lost. For any name changes, a fee of € 10,– will be charged.
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Congress Alte AulaVenue Philipps-University Marburg
Lahntor 3 35033 Marburg Germany
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General Information
Arrival by air Airport Frankfurt (D) – approx. 100 km
away from Marburg Take regional train (S-Bahn) to main sta-
tion Frankfurt, than there are hourly trains to Marburg usually leaving 20 minutes past the hour
by car From the South:
A 5 direction Kassel, than A 45 direction Giessen, than A485 North, than continue on B3
From the West: A45 direction Gießen, then A485 North,
then continue on B3 From North (Kassel) A7 – A5 – A480 (to Gießen),
B3 to Marburg or A49 – B3 to Marburg by train Information:
Deutsche Bahn AG Customers service Phone: 08 00/150 70 90 – freecall Web: www.bahn.de
Hotel Hotel rooms of various categories are pre-Reservation liminarily booked for the participiants. Please send hotel reservation form directly to
Technical Only Powerpoint presentations are permit-Requirements ted.
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Abstracts Authors are invited to submit original contri-butions for presentation at the International Epilepsy Symposium.
Deadline for submission of abstracts: Wednesday, February 23rd 2011
Abstracts must be submitted via internet at the congress website
www.congrex.de/epilepsy2011 Please refer to the website for guidelines
and further details.
Travel grant Participants under the age of 35 who pres-ent a poster at the meeting can receive a travel grant of up to 350 € from the DGfE (German Society for Epileptologie).
For further details refer to our website www.congrex.de/epilepsy2011
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tation can be changed. During the congress the files should be taken
to the Media Desk if possible one day but not later then 60 Minutes before the session (not your lecture). This time is necessary to get the presentations checked and imported to the lecture hall. Files up to 15 MB can be sent in advance to the following email account:
ture and session you are scheduled. Incom-ing mails will be confirmed.
Mediacheck PC workstations are open to all speakers asRoom well as internet facilities.
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Visa The organizers recommend all participants to check the Visa-Agreement of Germany with the respective country of origin. Par-ticipants may wish to contact the German embassy of their country.
Language English (without translation)
Internet There will be internet facilities at the media check room.
Credit Cards All major credit cards (Visa, American Ex-press, Mastercard) are accepted by almost every shop, restaurant or hotel.
Restaurants It is possible to find various kinds of inter-and Nightlife national cuisine in Marburg. Marburg is an old university city with a large
variety of typical student bars and cafés.
Special Needs Individuals needing auxiliary aids or servic-es please contact Mrs. Stefanie Laubscher from Congrex Deutschland GmbH.
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