Program Book - American Epilepsy Society

Saturday December 6, 2008 Poster Session 11:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.Authors Present Group A: 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.Even Poster NumbersCC – Hall 4BAuthors Present Group B: 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.Odd Poster NumbersCC – Hall 4BClinical Neurophysiology1.001 Continuous EEG MonitoringDuring Therapeutic Hypothermia AfterPediatric Cardiac Arrest/N. S. Abend,D. Dlugos, S. Herman, A. Topjian,M. Donnelly, R. Ichord, M. Helfaer,V. Nadkarni, R. Clancy1.002 The Impact Of AmplitudeIntegrated EEG On Neonatal IntensiveCare Unit Practice/J. P. Appendino,P. Mcnamara, M. Keyzers, C. Hahn1.003 A Blinded Comparison OfContinuous Versus Sampled Review OfVideo-EEG Monitoring Data/R. Badawy, N. Pillay, N. Jette,A. I. Al-Sarawi, S. Wiebe, P. Federico1.004 EEG Performed Under GeneralAnesthesia With Sevoflurane/N. Baker,D. M. Treiman1.005 Quantitative InterictalIntracranial EEG Monitoring HelpsDefine The Epileptogenic Focus InPatients With Primary Brain Tumors/M. M. Basha, S. Mittal, D. R. Fuerst,I. Zitron, M. Rayes, A. K. Shah1.006 The Differential Diagnosis OfSeizures In The ICU: A Video-EEGStudy/S. Benbadis, S. Chen, M. Melo1.007 Propagation Of Interictal High-Frequency Oscillations (HFOS) MayPredict Seizure Propagation InNeocortical Epilepsies/M. Block,W. Mueller, M. Raghavan1.008 Role Of Color In PhotosensitiveEpilepsy: Is It Possible To Detect NewEndo-Phenotypes?/L. Cantonetti,C. Buttinelli, G. Rossi-Fedele Matri,M. Piccioli, M. Caporro,M. Ferraldeschi, P. Tisei, P. Parisi,A. Luchetti, L. Conti, C. Cerminara,R. Terenzi, D. Kasteleijn-Nolst Trenité1.009 MRI-Compatible ConductivePlastic Electrodes Are Feasible AndSafe In Prolonged ICUElectroencephalographic Monitoring/R. R. Das, B. P. Lucey, P. S. Espinosa,S. Chou, A. A. Zamani, E. B. Bromfield,J. Lee1.010 Characterization Of IctalPatterns And Identification Of TheEpileptogenic Region In HumanNeocortical Dysplasias By MultichannelFrequency Analysis Of Intracranial EEGRecordings/M. De Curtis,V. Gnatkovsky, S. Dylgjeri, L. Castana,L. Tassi, R. Mai, L. Nobili, G. Lo Russo,S. Francione1.011 Congenital CentralHypoventilation Syndrome PresentingAs Refractory Epilepsy In Adulthood:Case Report/T. M. De Haes, L. K. Silva,T. R. Velasco, D. V. Pachito,H. H. Sander, M. M. Bianchin,C. M. Lourenço, R. M. Fernandes,A. C. Sakamoto1.012 Pupillary Changes InPentobarbital Induced BurstSuppression/D. Eliashiv, N. K. Lin,E. Tsimerinov, J. M. Chung1.013 Ictal Asystole Treated WithPacemaker Prior To SeizureDiagnosis/A. Evans, J. K. Hong,T. J. Long, B. Rubery, C. A. O’Donovan1.014 Atypical Triphasic WavesMimicking Malignant Status EpilepticusDuring Pentobarbital Emergence/Y. Guo, L. Uber-Zak1.015 Stereo-Electroencephalographic(SEEG) Study Of The Insulo-Operculo-Cingulo Nociceptive Network In PainfulEpilepsy/J. Isnard, M. Guenot,M. Magnin, P. Derambure, H. Catenoix,F. Mauguière, L. Garcia-Larrea1.016 Video-SEEG Patterns In InsularSeizures/E. Landre,D. Toussaint, L. Allouche,F. Chassoux, B. Turak, B. Devaux1.017 Video-Intracranial EEG In APatient With Right OrbitofrontalSeizures Presenting With BuccalPseudovoice/M. Markowski,C. Plummer, G. R. Ghearing1.018 Detection Of High-FrequencyOscillations In Neocortical EpilepsyPatients Using Invasive SubduralElectrodes/M. Quach, R. C. Burgess,E. E. Altay1.019 Correlation Of Interictal And IctalEEG Findings To MRI-DocumentedLesions In Patients With Drug-Resistant Focal Epilepsies/J. Rémi,J. Heinlin, A. De Marinis, S. Noachtar1.020 Diagnostic Yield Of Regular EEGVersus 2 Hrs. Long Term OutpatientVideo EEG Monitoring/S. Zubair,Y. Song, L. Wang, A. M. Arain1.021 Epileptic Seizure Prediction InPatients With Partial Or GeneralizedSeizures/U. Aguglia, N. Mammone,F. La Foresta, F. Pucci, A. Labate,A. Gambardella, E. Le Piane,F. C. Morabito1.022 Propagation Of Ictal High-Frequency Oscillations During FocalNeocortical Seizures: Topographic MapMovie Of High-Frequency OscillationsIntegrated With Intracranial EEG AndSeizure Semiology/T. Akiyama, A. Ochi,D. Chan, S. K. Weiss, O. C. Snead,I. Elliott, J. T. Rutka, J. M. Drake,H. Otsubo1.023 Midazolam Augments SpindleActivity In The Medial Temporal RegionIn Children With Focal Epilepsy/E. Asano, M. Nishida, S. Sood1.024 How Organized Is TheEpileptogenic Zone In Partial Epilepsies?A Quantified Study From SEEGSignals/S. Aubert, P. Chauvel, J. Regis,F. Wendling, F. Bartolomei1.025 Wavelet Analysis Of IntracranialSeizure Onsets In NonlesionalNeocortical Epilepsy/H. Barkan,G. A. Worrell1.026 Lateralized Characteristics OfThe Evolution Of EEG CorrelationDuring Focal Onset Seizures: AMechanism To Prevent SecondaryGeneralization?/S. Bialonski,K. Schindler, C. E. Elger, K. Lehnertz1.027 Development Of IntelligentSystems For The Prediction Of EpilepticSeizures/A. H. Chen, S. Hsieh, Y. Hsin1.028 Independent Component AnalysisOf EEG From Status Epilepticus/J. W. Chen, J. T. Nguyen, C. S. Chen,J. Hoang1.029 Quantitative Comparison OfBenign Sharp Sleep And Temporal LobeEpilepsy Spikes/K. J. Eriksen, N. K. So1.030 Analysis Of High-FrequencyComponents In Epileptic ICEEG UsingCombined Autoregressive AndMatching Pursuit Time-FrequencyMethods/P. J. Franaszczuk, C. C. Jouny,A. Korzeniewska, G. Bergey1.031 The FHS Publicly AvailableEpilepsy ECOG Database/M. G. Frei,I. Osorio, A. W. Frei1.032 A Novel Method For TheCharacterization Of Epileptic SeizurePropagation In Multichannel EEG AndECOG/A. Graef, T. Kluge,C. Baumgartner, M. Deistler,M. M. Hartmann1.033 Effect Of Levetiracetam OnEvent-Related Potentials (P300) AndContinuous Performance Test In NewlyDiagnosed Epilepsy Patients/S. Han,J. Kang, J. Lee, E. Joo, D. Seo,S. Hong28 AES 62 ND ANNUAL MEETING 2nd Biennial North American Regional Epilepsy Congress www.AESNET.org