XV.
European Stroke Conference Brussels, Belgium
16 - 19 May 2006
XV.
European Stroke Conference
Brussels, Belgium
16 - 19 May 2006
Teaching Courses
Tuesday, 16 May 2006, 13.00 – 15.00
h
Infections and
stroke
Chairs: A.
Chamorro, Spain and A. Grau, Germany
Infections as risk factor for stroke
A. Grau, Germany
Stroke-induces immunosuppression
A. Chamorro,
Spain
Infectious complications following stroke
A. Lindgren,
Sweden
Infectious causes of stroke in different geographical areas
O. del Brutto,
Ecuador
Interactive case
presentations
Chairs: R.
von Kummer, Germany and K. Szabo, Germany
Uncommon stroke cases – clinical and imaging
K. Szabo,
Germany
Interventional stroke cases – clinical and imaging
R. von Kummer,
Germany and H. Mattle, Switzerland
Behaviour and mood changes in stroke
Chairs: J.
Bogousslavsky, Switzerland and J. Ferro, Portugal
Neurobehavioural syndromes in acute stroke
J. Ferro,
Portugal
Depression after stroke
M. Kotila,
Finland
Denial of illness and anosognosia for stroke
J. Bogousslavsky,
Switzerland
Post-stroke emotionalism syndromes
A. Carota,
Switzerland
Coffee Break 15.00 - 15.30 h
Tuesday, 16 May 2006, 15.30 – 17.30 h
Stroke-related eye movement disorders
Chairs: T.
Brandt, Germany and D. Kömpf, Germany
Clinical examples of eye movement disorders
in hemispheric stroke
in mesencephalic stroke
in pontine lesions
complex medullary and cerebellar lesions
isolated optomotor brain nerve lesions of vascular etiology
Lacunar infarcts
Chairs: G.
Donnan, Australia and J. Lodder, The Netherlands
Pathophysiological aspects of small vessel disease
G. Donnan,
Australia
Thalamic infarcts
E. Carrera,
Switzerland
Prognosis after lacunar infarcts
J. Lodder, The
Netherlands
Management aspects
O. Benavente,
USA
Motor rehabilitation after stroke
Chairs: O.
Witte, Germany and N. Ward, UK
Physiology of motor recovery after stroke: basic mechanisms
O. Witte,
Germany
Neuroimaging in motor recovery
N. Ward, UK
Magnetic stimulation in stroke rehabilitation
U. Ziemann,
Germany
Motor rehabilitation: clinical practice and evidence-based support
G. Kwakkel, The
Netherlands