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Wednesday 4 May

07.00	Registration open
07.30 – 08.20	Breakfast teaching course – Cerebellum Room: Auditorium Cerebellar malformations Enza Maria Valente, Italy Cognitive and affective disturbances associated with cerebellar disorders Coriene Catsman-Berrevoets, the Netherlands
08.30 – 09.15	Plenary lecture – Threats to the child’s brain in resource-rich countries Room: Auditorium Risks to children’s brain development today; screen dependency Aric Sigman, United Kingdom
09.15 – 10.00	J. Strobo Prichard award lecture Room: Auditorium Developmental brain malformations – of genes and pathways Anna Jansen, Belgium
10:00 – 10.30	BREAK
10.30 – 12.00	Parallel expert session 1 – Neuromuscular disorders – diagnosis Room: Emerald Room . Chair: Carsten Bonnemann, U.S.A. Co-chair: Aad Verrips, the Netherlands Bethlem myopathy and Ullrich congenital muscular dystrophy Carsten Bonnemann, U.S.A. Arthrogryposis diagnostic approach Haluk Topaloglu, Turkey Novel insights in congenital myasthenic syndromes Ulrike Schara, Germany Parallel expert session 2 – Movement disorders – diagnosis Room: E104-E107 Chair: Sameer Zuberi, United Kingdom Co-chair: Deborah Sival, the Netherlands Classification and recognition of pediatric movement disorders Sameer Zuberi, United Kingdom Genetics of movement disorders Christine Klein, Germany Functional movement disorders Alexander Münchau, Germany Parallel expert session 3 – Neonatal and fetal neurology Room: Forum Chair: Geraldine Boylan, Ireland Co-chair: Cacha Peeters, the Netherlands Neonatal imaging of asphyxia and stroke Linda de Vries, the Netherlands Fetal surgery Jan Deprest, Belgium Neonatal seizures monitoring and treatment Geraldine Boylan, Ireland Parallel expert session 4 – Pediatric stroke Across the world Room: Auditorium Chair: Adam Kirton, Canada Co-chair: Kees Braun, the Netherlands IPSS, stroke from a worldwide perspective Rebecca Ichord, U.S.A. TMS treatment in pediatric stroke Adam Kirton, Canada Teatment of arteriopathies Mark Mackay, Australia Stroke in sickle cell disease Fenella Kirkham, United Kingdom
12.00 – 14.00	LUNCH
12.15 – 13.45	ICNC focus lunch symposium 1 – Update in pediatric movement disorders Room: Auditorium . Chair: Wang-Tso Lee, Taiwan, ROC Pathogenesis and update medical treatment for movement disorders Jonathan Mink, U.S.A. Gut microbiota and the brain: the potential effects on movement disorder Wang-Tso Lee, Taiwan, ROC Is there a prognostic clinical profile for DBS in childhood Jean-Pierre Lin, United Kingdom ICNC focus lunch symposium 2 – Epileptic encephalopathy with ESES: dilemmas and recent findings Room: Forum Chair: Floor Jansen, the Netherlands Recent genetic findings in ESES syndrome Johannes Lemke, Germany Sleep EEG patterns in ESES syndrome Reto Huber, Switzerland Treatment of ESES syndrome Floor Jansen, the Netherlands ICNC focus lunch symposium 3 – Worldwide Advancement of the Use of Dietary Therapies for Epilepsy in Children Room: E104-E107 Chair: Eric Kossoff, U.S.A. Can the diet be successful in Africa and regions with limited resources? Katherine Megaw, South Africa *Training workshops and adapting the Western Diet to India and Asia* Janak Nathan, India The value of dietary therapy support groups worldwide Emma Williams, United Kingdom Sponsored lunch symposium 4 (no part of the CME accreditation) Room: Emerald Room
14.00 – 16.00	Parallel platform sessions 1 – Epilepsy – treatment and outcome 1 Room: Auditorium . Chair: Jo Wilmshurst, South Africa Co-chair: Karin Geleijns, the Netherlands Neuro-developmental Outcomes of Children aged 2 to 5 years with West Syndrome Juhi Gupta, India The impact of age in cognitive deficits and psychiatric traits in adolescents and adults with Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy: The older, the worse Kette Valente, Brazil Convulsive Status Epilepticus in South African children: A retrospective 8 year review of clinical course and outcome Yavini Reddy, South Africa Quantitative study of intraoperative electrocorticography and seizure outcome in children with intractable epilepsy Min-Lan Tsai, Taiwan R.O.C. Long-term seizure freedom following surgery for pharmacorefractory polymicrogyria-associated epilepsy in childhood and adolescence Georgia Ramantani, Switzerland Study of bone mineral status in Epileptic children: Biochemical and Radiological markers Riad Elsayed, Egypt Corticosteroids for epileptic encephalopathy with electrical status epilepticus in sleep: clinical, EEG characteristics and response to 147 treatments in 47 patients Bart van den Munckhof, the Netherlands Parallel platform sessions 2 – Neuromuscular disorders – diagnosis Room: Forum Chair: Haluk Topaloglu, Turkey Co-chair: Corrie Erasmus, the Netherlands Long-term follow-up in patients with congenital myasthenic syndrome due to RAPSN mutations Daniel Natera-de Benito, Spain Early-onset congenital myopathies and congenital myasthenic syndromes: Genetic testing replacing invasive testing! An illustrative case series Longesh Lingappa, India Fat infiltration is non-uniform along the proximodistal muscle axis in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Constantinos Anastasopoulos, the Netherlands Cerebral diffusion weighted magnetic resonance spectroscopy suggests membrane damage or structural deficits in neuronal and glial cells in Duchenne muscular dystrophy patients Nathalie Doorenweerd, the Netherlands Alpha-dystroglycanopathies (αDGpathy): Diagnostic yield, from new sequencing techniques depends on deep clinical phenotyping Didem Ardıçlı, Turkey Novel genotypes and phenotypes revealed by whole exome sequencing studies in familial Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease Majed Dasouki, Saudi Arabia Spinal muscular atrophy syndromes: involvement beyond the anterior horn cell Hooi Ling Teoh, Australia Parallel platform sessions 3 – White matter disorders and neuroradiology Room: Emerald Room Chair: Marjo van der Knaap, the Netherlands Co-chair: Harry Chugani, USA Induction vs escalation therapy in highly aggressive or intractable multiple sclerosis in children Katarzyna Kotulska, Poland Corticosteroid responsiveness and therapy resistance in pediatric acute disseminated encephalomyelitis followed by monophasic or recurrent optic neuritis Yu Yi Wong, the Netherlands Posterior Reversible Encephalopathy Syndrome (PRES) in children: Delineating its aetiologies and characteristics Dr. Mohd Feizel Alsiddiq Mohd Fakharuddin, Malaysia Evaluation of Neuroinflammation in the pediatric population using C-11-PK11195 brain PET scanning; Experience from a tertiary care referral center Ajay Kumar, U.S.A. The genetic landscape of 4H Syndrome Ferdy Cayami, the Netherlands Vascular and parenchymal abnormalities in a large cohort of patients affected by Menkes Disease Stefano Sartori, Italy Clinical characteristics of Megalencephalic leukoencephalopathy with subcortical cysts in man and mouse Eline Hamilton, the Netherlands Parallel platform sessions 4 – Stroke Room: E104-E107 Chair: Maja Steinlin, Switzerland Co-chair: Mark Mackay, Australia Clinical characteristics of Hypertensive Encephalopathy in pediatric patients Chang Hoon Ahn, South Korea Spontaneous Haemorrhagic Stroke and cerebral arteriovenous malformations and aneurysms in children William Hughes, United Kingdom Stroke in Nigerian children: risk factors and short-term outcomes IkeOluwa Lagunju, Nigeria Additional corticosteroid treatment improves outcome in pediatric stroke due to focal arteriopathy Sandar Bigi, Switzerland Kinesthetic deficits after perinatal stroke: a KINARM robot study Andrea Kuczynski, Canada Identifying research priorities for childhood arterial ischaemic stroke by Delphi Consensus Process Maja Steinlin, Switzerland Neonatal inflammatory signatures distinguish specific perinatal stroke syndromes Aleksandra Mineyko, Canada
16.00 – 16.30	BREAK
16.15 – 17.15	Education as leverage reaching children living with epilepsy Room: Auditorium ‘Rainbow Bridge Program’ and how impact was obtained Qin Jiong, China Innovation on reaching persons living with epilepsy in Myanmar and Mozambique Tarun Dua, China Discussion forum in supporting partnership Qin Jiong, China Lily Xu, China Tarun Dua, China Dirk Teuwen, Belgium
16:30 – 17:30	General Assembly (AGM) (members only) Room: Emerald Room
16.30 – 17.30	Poster Viewing Tour 1: Epilepsy 1 Tour 2: Epilepsy 2 Tour 3: Epilepsy 3 Tour 4: Epilepsy 4 Tour 5: Infectious disorders Tour 6: Syndromes & Autism Tour 7: Immune-mediated disorders Tour 8: Miscellaneous 1 Tour 9: Miscellaneous 2 Tour 10: Neurometabolic disorders 1 Tour 11: Neurometabolic disorders 2 Tour 12: Neuromuscular disorder Tour 13: White matter disorders and neuroradiology Tour 14: Stroke and vascular disorders Tour 15: Cerebral Palsy 1 Tour 16: Cerebral Palsy 2 Tour 17: Movement disorders
18.00 – 23.00	Congres outing First boats will leave from the RAI to Scheepvaartmuseum at 18:00h from the RAI. Last boat will leave at 19:00h Please follow the signs outside the RAI which will bring you to the boating dock.