BUDAPEST HUNGARY 28th International Epilepsy Congress
BUDAPEST HUNGARY 28th International Epilepsy Congress
BUDAPEST HUNGARY 28th International Epilepsy Congress
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TUESDAY 30 TH JUNE 2009<br />
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME<br />
TUESDAY 30 TH JUNE 2009<br />
40<br />
28 th <strong>International</strong> <strong>Epilepsy</strong> <strong>Congress</strong><br />
0:30 - 2:00 Parallel Session Hall 3<br />
Reclassifying the epilepsies?<br />
Berg, A (USA) Chair<br />
New approaches to organising our knowledge<br />
about the traditional syndromes of epilepsy<br />
Berg, A (USA)<br />
Generalized and focal seizures and syndromes:<br />
time for a new paradigm<br />
Berkovic, SF (Australia)<br />
What is a syndrome? Interrogating patient<br />
phenotypes to identify diagnostic entities<br />
Glauser, T (USA)<br />
Paradigms for validating and modifying<br />
phenotypes: the use of genetics and imaging<br />
Scheffer, I (Australia)<br />
0:30 - 2:00 Parallel Session Hall 4<br />
Non-conventional mechanisms in epilepsy<br />
Vezzani, A (Italy) Chair<br />
TGF-beta signaling in epilepsy<br />
Friedman, A (Israel)<br />
Mechanism suppressing glycogen synthesis in neurons<br />
and its demise in progressive myoclonous epilepsy<br />
Guinovart, JJ (Spain)<br />
Growth factors, neuronal excitability and seizures<br />
Scharfman, HE (USA)<br />
Cytokines and glutamate receptors: novel pathophysiological<br />
communication pathways<br />
Ravizza, T (Italy)<br />
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