BUDAPEST HUNGARY 28th International Epilepsy Congress
BUDAPEST HUNGARY 28th International Epilepsy Congress
BUDAPEST HUNGARY 28th International Epilepsy Congress
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GENERAL SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION<br />
PRESIDENTIAL SYMPOSIUM<br />
Presidential Symposium<br />
909 - 2009: a century of achievements<br />
Lund, S (Sweden) & Wolf, P (Denmark) Chair<br />
History medical and social<br />
Reynolds, EH (UK)<br />
Stigma: has perception of epilepsy changed at all?<br />
Acevedo, C (Chile)<br />
The role of genetic discoveries<br />
Avanzini, G (Italy)<br />
Paths to seizure freedom: the achievements in<br />
epilepsy treatment<br />
Andermann, F (Canada)<br />
Political influence and impact - has epilepsy legislation<br />
been successful?<br />
Lee, P (UK)<br />
The future hopes and aspirations perspective:<br />
where are we going?<br />
Wolf, P (Denmark)<br />
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28 th <strong>International</strong> <strong>Epilepsy</strong> <strong>Congress</strong><br />
Many developments and many changes have occurred about epilepsy in the 100<br />
years of the ILAE’s existence, and the League has contributed to many of them.<br />
Numerous examples can be found in the programme of our Centenary <strong>Congress</strong>. In<br />
this symposium we wish to highlight and review some of the developments which<br />
we consider particularly important, both in the medical and the social field. At the<br />
end we will try to make some guesses into where epileptology will move in the<br />
coming years.<br />
www.epilepsybudapest2009.org