Program Epilepsy&Sleep update 2010
Program Epilepsy&Sleep update 2010
Program Epilepsy&Sleep update 2010
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Epilepsie&<br />
Slaap <strong>update</strong><br />
@kempenhaeghe.nl<br />
25 & 26 MARCH <strong>2010</strong> FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT<br />
Epilepsy&<br />
<strong>Sleep</strong> <strong>update</strong><br />
@kempenhaeghe.nl<br />
20<br />
10<br />
12th annual international clinical<br />
symposium Kempenhaeghe<br />
2008<br />
LONG TERM CONSEQUENCES OF EPILEPSY AND SLEEP DISORDERS<br />
Dear colleagues,<br />
We would like to invite you to the 12th annual international clinical symposium Kempenhaeghe that will take<br />
place on 25 and 26 March <strong>2010</strong> in Heeze, The Netherlands.<br />
This year the central theme of the symposium will be ‘long term consequences of epilepsy and sleep disorders’.<br />
In main sessions, in workshops and parallel sessions, the impact of chronic conditions and long-term<br />
effects of epilepsy and sleep will be discussed.<br />
The symposium also commemorates that the Dutch Epilepsy Fund and the Research School ‘Mental Health<br />
and Neurosciences’ of the Maastricht University Medical Centre have awarded the Kempenhaeghe/MUMC<br />
research program of ‘chronic epilepsy’.<br />
A special session on neurological based learning difficulties, will highlight the start of a new medical program<br />
in Kempenhaeghe.<br />
A distinguished national and international faculty guarantees a high quality of presentations and content<br />
covering best clinical practice, results of the latest scientific research and illustrative cases. All the information<br />
about the program and registration you will find on our website www.kempenhaeghe.nl.<br />
The main sponsor of the symposium is UCB Pharma. The parallel sessions of the <strong>Sleep</strong> Update are sponsored<br />
by the BASS and NSWO.<br />
With best regards,<br />
prof. dr. Paul Boon<br />
Professor of Neurology<br />
Ghent University Hospital<br />
Director of Research & Development<br />
Kempenhaeghe<br />
prof. dr. Bert Aldenkamp<br />
Professor of Epileptology<br />
Maastricht University Medical Center
THURSDAY 25 march <strong>2010</strong><br />
Faculty<br />
Advanced<br />
Epilepsy Course<br />
12.30 – 13.30 Welcome and registration (including lunch buffet)<br />
Advanced Epilepsy Course<br />
13.30 – 17.30 New developments in the diagnosis of epilepsy: Neurophysiology versus<br />
imaging versus neuropychology<br />
Course directors: prof. dr. Paul Boon, prof. dr. Bert Aldenkamp<br />
Neurophysiology<br />
Neuroimaging<br />
Neuropsychology<br />
Neurogenetics<br />
prof. dr. Paul Boon<br />
prof. dr. John Duncan<br />
prof. dr. Bert Aldenkamp<br />
prof. dr. Peter de Jonghe<br />
Clinical<br />
MEG Workshop<br />
12.30 – 13.30 Welcome and registration (including lunch buffet)<br />
Clinical MEG workshop<br />
13.30 – 17.30 Chairs: prof. dr. Paul Boon, dr. Pauly Ossenblok<br />
Why MEG is well suited for clinical epilepsy research<br />
Magnetic Source Imaging in clinical epilepsy research<br />
MEG in presurgical evaluation, a prospective study<br />
Is MEG network analysis useful in clinical epilepsy research<br />
Dynamic imaging of ‘generalized’ seizure activity<br />
Reinforcement of clinical MEG research in Europe<br />
dr. Pauly Ossenblok<br />
hanneke Ronner<br />
albert Colon<br />
evelien Carrette<br />
prof. dr. Kees Stam<br />
dr. Disha Gupta<br />
round table discussion<br />
Costs<br />
The MEG-workshop on Thursday, 25 March <strong>2010</strong> and the main and parallel sessions on Friday, 26 March <strong>2010</strong><br />
are free. The fee for participants to the Advanced Epilepy Course is 500€ (VAT included).
FRIDAY 26 march <strong>2010</strong><br />
Faculty<br />
Main Sessions<br />
Epilepsy&<strong>Sleep</strong><br />
09.00 – 09.30 Welcome and registration<br />
Main Session Epilepsy<br />
09.30 – 12.30 Long term consequences of epilepsy<br />
Chairs: prof. dr. Paul Boon, prof. dr. Bert Aldenkamp<br />
Is epilepsy a progressive disease<br />
Refractory epilepsy, what does it mean and what can be done<br />
Practical treatment of chronic epilepsy<br />
Long term consequences of AED treatment<br />
Long term psychosocial impact of epilepsy<br />
prof. dr. Asla Pitkänen<br />
prof. dr. Dieter Schmidt<br />
prof. dr. William Rosenfeld<br />
prof. dr. Ettore Beghi<br />
12.30 – 14.30 Lunch at Heeze Castle<br />
Main Session <strong>Sleep</strong><br />
14.30 – 17.00 <strong>Sleep</strong> disorders in the long term<br />
Chairs: prof. dr. Dirk Pevernagie, dr. Sebastiaan Overeem<br />
Pharmacological treatment in long term insomnia: benefits versus risks<br />
Long term RLS treatment: complications and options<br />
<strong>Sleep</strong> disorders in Parkinson’s disease: a long term affair<br />
Long term consequences of narcolepsy<br />
prof. dr. Dieter Riemann<br />
dr. Roselyne Rijsman<br />
dr. Paul Reading<br />
dr. Gert-Jan Lammers<br />
Registration only at www.kempenhaeghe.nl<br />
You can find more information and you can register for participation in the symposium at Kempenhaeghe’s<br />
website: www.kempenhaeghe.nl<br />
ACCREDITATION<br />
Accreditation from the Dutch and Belgian neurological accreditation committees and societies of physicians<br />
for persons with intellectual disabilities, pulmunologists, ENT-physicians, pediatricians and psychiatrists has<br />
been requested.<br />
Poster session<br />
A poster session will be organized. You can find information and instructions at www.kempenhaeghe.nl
FRIDAY 26 march <strong>2010</strong><br />
Faculty<br />
Parallel Sessions<br />
Epilepsy&<strong>Sleep</strong><br />
Kempenhaeghe<br />
P.O. Box 61<br />
Sterkselseweg 65<br />
NL- 5590 AB HEEZE<br />
T +31 (0)40 227 92 82<br />
E <strong>update</strong>@kempenhaeghe.nl<br />
W www.kempenhaeghe.nl<br />
09.00 – 09.30 Welcome and registration<br />
09.30 – 12.30 PARALLEL SESSIONS SLEEP<br />
Parallel Session 1 <strong>Sleep</strong><br />
BASS-meeting on clinical sleep medicine: Arousals in sleep medicine<br />
Contributors: dr. Aisha Cortoos, prof. dr. José Groswasser, dr. Klaas van Kralingen,<br />
prof. dr. Dirk Pevernagie, prof. dr. Elke de Valck, prof. dr. Johan Verbraecken, dr. Al de Weerd<br />
Parallel Session 2 <strong>Sleep</strong><br />
NSWO: recent developments in fundamental sleep research<br />
Contributors: prof. dr. Tom de Boer, Wieteke Beerling, prof. dr. Guy Chéron, dr. Atsuko Takashima,<br />
prof. dr. Elke de Valck, dr. Ysbrand van der Werf, Maan van de Werken<br />
Parallel Session 1 Epilepsy<br />
Translational research workshop (Kempenhaeghe – SEIN – NEF)<br />
Clinicians meet the basic scientists. Anti-epileptogenesis, where are we<br />
The purpose of this session-on-invitation is to be a brainstorm between clinicians and basic scientists with an<br />
interest in epilepsy aiming at directly exchanging research findings from the bench to the bedside.<br />
Chairs: prof. dr. Paul Boon, prof. dr. Bert Aldenkamp, prof. dr. Ley Sander<br />
Parallel Session 2 Epilepsy<br />
Long term consequences of epilepsy treatment<br />
Contributors: Kim Beerhorst, prof. dr. John Duncan, dr. Harriëtte van Eibergen Santhagens-Verzijl,<br />
dr. Bernd Huber, prof. dr. Onno van Nieuwenhuizen, Francis Tan<br />
Parallel Session 3 Epilepsy<br />
Casuïstiek chronische epilepsie en verstandelijke beperking (session in Dutch)<br />
Bijdragen van: dr. Gerard van Erp, Willeke van Blarikom, Gerda Graveland, Gemma Hectors,<br />
Monique Veendrick, Sarah Weckhuysen<br />
Parallel Session 4 Epilepsy<br />
Neurological learning disorders<br />
Contributors: prof. dr. Dirk Bakker, dr. Jos Hendriksen, dr. Annet Kingma,<br />
prof. dr. Faraneh Vargha-Khadem, prof. dr. Hans Vles
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