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XVII. European Stroke Conference
Nice, France
13 - 16 May 2008
Teaching Courses 2008
13 May 2008
Vertebrobasilar Ischemia
Chairs: K. Szabo, Germany and W.
Schonewille, The Netherlands
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Natural history of posterior
vs anterior circulation TIA and ischemic stroke
E. Flossmann, UK
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Ischemic stroke mechanisms in
the posterior circulation
K. Szabo, Germany
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The challenge of neuroimaging
in posterior circulation ischemic stroke
A. Gass, Switzerland
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Treatment perspectives for
posterior circulation ischemic stroke
W. Schonewille, The Netherlands
Stroke syndromes – common and less common
Chairs: E. Carrera, Switzerland
and R. Kern, Germany
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Borderzone ischemia syndromes:
hemodynamics, embolism, or both?
R. Kern, Germany
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Posterior cerebral artery
strokes
E. Carrera, Lausanne/NYC
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Reversible vasoconstriction
syndromes
M. Zuber, France
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TIA and stroke mimics
P. Canhao, Portugal
Stroke among newborn, children and young
adolescents
Chairs: M. Brown, UK and L. de Vries, The
Netherlands
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Venous thrombosis in children
F. Kirkham, UK
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Stroke in the newborn: causes
and outcome
L. de Vries,The Netherlands
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Stroke in children and
adolescents
K. P.J.Braun, The Netherlands
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Moya-moya disease
M. Brown, UK
Poststroke complications
Chairs: H. Henon, France and C.
Weimar, Germany
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Diagnosis and treatment of
early and remote seizures after stroke
M. Siebler, Germany
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Pain after stroke
C. Weimar, Germany
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Post stroke anxiety and
depression
R. Dardennes, France
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Cognitive impairment and
dementia after stroke
H. Henon, France
Challenging care
Chairs: E. Jüttler, Germany and C.
Molina, Spain
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Hemicraniectomy therapy of
malignant MCA infarction: an update
E. Jüttler, Germany
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Peri-operative stroke
D. Poldermans The Netherlands
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Acute management of
intracranial stenosis
M. Mazighi, France
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Deterioration after
thrombolysis – mechanisms and management
C. Molina, Spain
Outcome after stroke
Chairs: J. Montaner, Spain and N.
Ward, UK
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Prediction of short-term
outcome
J. Montaner, Spain
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The very long term outcome
after stroke: recurrent vascular events, disability and survival.
A. Algra, The Netherlands
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Prediction of long term
outcome
N. Ward, UK
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Impact of rehabilitation in
chronic stage after stroke
I. van der Port, The Netherlands
Stroke in the very old
Chairs: G.Ford, UK and H. Sillesen,
Denmark
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Stroke in the very old:
epidemiological and clinical overview
A. Lindgren, Sweden
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Pharmacological aspects of
stroke prevention in the elderly patient
G. Ford, UK
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Stroke prevention in elderly
patients with atrial fibrillation
O. Benavente, USA
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Management of carotid stenosis
in elderly patients
H. Sillesen, Denmark
How to write a good article, abstract or review
Chairs: A. Alexandrov, USA and B. Norrving, Sweden
Looking at stroke on MRI: what the
clinician should know
Chairs: C. Oppenheim, France and
P. Maeder, Switzerland
Will it bleed (again)? Management issues in potentially bleeding-prone neuroimaging findings
Chairs: C. Stapf, France and G.
Rinkel, The Netherlands
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AVM: can future bleeding risk
be predicted?
C. Stapf, France
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Current concepts of incidental
intracranial aneurysms.
G. Rinkel, The Netherlands
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Cavernomas: clinical features,
prognosis and management
P. Labauge, France
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Pregnancy and intracranial
aneurysms and other vascular malformations
K. Klijn, The Netherlands
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