JOINT MEETING OF THE INFANTILE SEIZURE SOCIETY (ISS) AND ...

JOINT MEETING OF THE INFANTILE SEIZURE SOCIETY (ISS) AND ... JOINT MEETING OF THE INFANTILE SEIZURE SOCIETY (ISS) AND ...

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The ISES program committee• Kai-Ping Chang, Taiwan• Heung Dong Kim, Korea• Hirokazu Oguni, Japan• Perrine Plouin, France• Ingrid Scheffer, Australia• Shlomo Shinnar, USA• Hasan Tekgül, Turkey• Haluk Topalo¤lu, Turkey• Dilek Yaln›zo¤lu, TurkeyThe local organizing committee for both meetings will be the Turkish Child NeurologyAssociation Executive BoardThe chosen topics for the ISES meeting are:Day 1: EthiopathogenesisDay 2: Epileptic syndromes and encephalopathiesDay 3: TreatmentABSTRACTAbstract submission begins on 01 November 2013.Dear Colleagues,This year abstracts will be accepted for presentation in the following categories:- Ethiopathogenesis- Epileptic syndromes and encephalopathies- TreatmentIn order for your abstract to be published and to be presented at ISES , the main author musthave registered for the meeting .Abstract Submission Policies• Abstracts may be submitted via internet only via online submission module.• Authors should indicate their presentation preference as poster or oral presentation.• Abstracts should be prepared in English.• Title should be short, explanatory and not more than 10 words• Authors' names, surnames, institutes, addresses, telephone numbers and e-mail addressesshould be mentioned on the “Authors' Part”• Abstract text may not be longer than 300 words.• Time and length of the oral presentations will be announced after acceptance of the abstracts.Presenters should hand their abstracts over to Speakers’ Ready Room at least 4 hours priorto presentation or the day before, for early morning sessions.• Oral abstracts should be presented by using audiovisual aids, computers or video players.• Posters should be in 70 cm width and 90 cm height. The abstracts should be prepared in sizethat should be read from one meter distance.• Registration is required for publication of the abstracts in the abstract book / CD.

Invited Speakers of the 16th ISS Symposium, 23-25 June 2014,Cappadocia, TurkeyEPILEPTIC SYNDROMES OF INFANCY AND EARLY CHILDHOOD23rd June Monday, Day 1: EthiopathogenesisDeveloping Brain and Epilepsy2nd Speaker and TopicSeizure SemiologyElectrophysiologic aspects of seizures in infancy(New technologies for neonatal and infantile seizure detection)Cortical Malformations (The expanding spectrum of geneticmalformations of cortical development)Neurocutaneous Syndromes-TS complexGenetics updateMetabolic disordersAutoimmune update: SL Moché,USA: TBA: E Mizrahi, USA: H Tekgül, Turkey: R Guerrini, Italy: M Sahin, USA: I Scheffer, Australia: P Pearl, USA: B Anlar, Turkey24th June Tuesday, Day 2:Epileptic Syndromes and EncephalopathiesEarly infancyOhtahara Syndrome: K Kobayashi, JapanEarly myoclonic epilepsy (The pathomechanisms of Dravet syndromebased upon neurons derived from iPS cells): S Hirose, JapanMigrating partial epilepsy of infancy: R Nabbout, FranceLate infancyWest Syndrome: A Lux, UKDravet Syndrome(How to diagnose and manage patients with Dravet syndrome?) : C Dravet, FranceBenign epilepsies (Benign myoclonic syndromes in infancy andearly childhood): A Covanis, GreeceGEFS+ (The phenotypic spectrum of GEFS+): YH Zhang, ChinaEarly childhoodDoose Syndrome: H Oguni, JapanRasmussen Syndrome: T Granata, ItalyLKS-ESES spectrum (Epileptic encephalopathy with frequent sleeppotentiated spikes: Landau-Kleffner syndrome and continuousspike wave of sleep): M Takekoka, USA25th June Wednesday, Day 3: TreatmentNeuroimaging in Epilepsy during infancy and early childhoodNew antiseizure medicationsKetogenic dietPresurgical evaluationNeurosurgical treatmentFuture- Implantable devices-chips (How to validate your futuretreatment in epilepsy): K Karli O¤uz, Turkey: R Sankar, USA: HC Kang, Korea: H Cross, UK: O Delalande, France: E Asano, USA

Invited Speakers of the 16th <strong>ISS</strong> Symposium, 23-25 June 2014,Cappadocia, TurkeyEPILEPTIC SYNDROMES <strong>OF</strong> INFANCY <strong>AND</strong> EARLY CHILDHOOD23rd June Monday, Day 1: EthiopathogenesisDeveloping Brain and Epilepsy2nd Speaker and TopicSeizure SemiologyElectrophysiologic aspects of seizures in infancy(New technologies for neonatal and infantile seizure detection)Cortical Malformations (The expanding spectrum of geneticmalformations of cortical development)Neurocutaneous Syndromes-TS complexGenetics updateMetabolic disordersAutoimmune update: SL Moché,USA: TBA: E Mizrahi, USA: H Tekgül, Turkey: R Guerrini, Italy: M Sahin, USA: I Scheffer, Australia: P Pearl, USA: B Anlar, Turkey24th June Tuesday, Day 2:Epileptic Syndromes and EncephalopathiesEarly infancyOhtahara Syndrome: K Kobayashi, JapanEarly myoclonic epilepsy (The pathomechanisms of Dravet syndromebased upon neurons derived from iPS cells): S Hirose, JapanMigrating partial epilepsy of infancy: R Nabbout, FranceLate infancyWest Syndrome: A Lux, UKDravet Syndrome(How to diagnose and manage patients with Dravet syndrome?) : C Dravet, FranceBenign epilepsies (Benign myoclonic syndromes in infancy andearly childhood): A Covanis, GreeceGEFS+ (The phenotypic spectrum of GEFS+): YH Zhang, ChinaEarly childhoodDoose Syndrome: H Oguni, JapanRasmussen Syndrome: T Granata, ItalyLKS-ESES spectrum (Epileptic encephalopathy with frequent sleeppotentiated spikes: Landau-Kleffner syndrome and continuousspike wave of sleep): M Takekoka, USA25th June Wednesday, Day 3: TreatmentNeuroimaging in Epilepsy during infancy and early childhoodNew antiseizure medicationsKetogenic dietPresurgical evaluationNeurosurgical treatmentFuture- Implantable devices-chips (How to validate your futuretreatment in epilepsy): K Karli O¤uz, Turkey: R Sankar, USA: HC Kang, Korea: H Cross, UK: O Delalande, France: E Asano, USA

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