11TH EUROPEAN CONGRESS ON EPILEPTOLOGY
CO N G R E SS P R O G R A M M E
STOCKHOLM 201429 JUNE - 3 JULY
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CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION Committees and Welcome Messages 3 Congress Information 6 Congress Centre Layout 10 Stockholm Transport Information 12 Nobel Exhibition 15
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Introductory Message 18 Scientific Programme Information 20 Full Week Timetable 24 Sunday 29th June 26 Monday 30th June 34 Tuesday 1st July 50 Wednesday 2nd July 66 Thursday 3rd July 84 Satellite Symposia 103
POSTERS Poster Information 110 Monday 30th June 119 Tuesday 1st July 138 Wednesday 2nd July 156
OTHER INFORMATION Travel Bursaries 176 Speakers List 177 List of Exhibitors and Floor Plan 190
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INTERNATIONAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Co-Chairs: Meir Bialer (Israel) Kristina Malmgren (Sweden)
Members: Alla Guekht (Russia) Reetta Kälviäinen (Finland) Ivan Rektor (Czech Republic) Philip Smith (United Kingdom) Torbjörn Tomson (Sweden)
SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Chair: Torbjörn Tomson (Sweden)
Members: Meir Bialer (Israel) Milan Brázdil (Czech Republic) Helen Cross (United Kingdom) Reetta Kälviäinen (Finland) Merab Kokaia (Sweden) Kristina Malmgren (Sweden) Philippe Ryvlin (France) Simon Shorvon (United Kingdom) Federico Vigevano (Italy)
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WELCOME
Dear Colleagues,
th GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL On behalf of the International Organising Committee, we wish to welcome you to the ILAE’s 11 European Congress on Epileptology (ECE), in Stockholm. The Stockholm 2014 congress promises to be a very interesting and inspiring congress.
The programme will cover cutting-edge research in the field of epilepsy through presentations from the key opinion leaders in the field, including lectures by world-renowned scientists on topics at the interfaces of epilepsy. The schedule will also feature a coordinated clinical teaching programme with a course on pharmacological treatment of epilepsy as well as a course for epilepsy nurses and EEG technicians.
Four main themes run through the programme: the main session of the basic science theme has the exciting title “Changing epileptic brain: translational challenges and opportunities”; the main theme focusing on epilepsy surgery has the” title Who benefits from epilepsy surgery?” and it will be oriented towards patient outcomes; the paediatric main theme with the title “Epilepsy syndromes: from infancy to adulthood” spans the development as children grow into adults and last but not least the main theme on pharmacological treatment looks ahead with its title “Pharmacotherapy of the future: new molecules, new targets, new goals”. Parallel sessions, workshops and courses in these and other topics will be held. There will be a strong emphasis on high quality platform as well as poster presentations.
This promises to be a great Congress. The London Congress in 2012 gave us Nobel lectures and the Stockholm Congress will follow up on this with a lecture about the man behind the name – Alfred Nobel. Stockholm is a fascinating and beautiful city and the nights are short in summer. We hope that you will enjoy the Congress as well as the city and the Nordic summer.
With warm regards,
Kristina Malmgren Meir Bialer Co-Chair Co-Chair International Organising Committee International Organising Committee 5 GENERAL INFORMATION
Dear Colleagues,
It is my privilege to welcome all of you to the 11th European Congress on Epileptology in the beautiful city of Stockholm.
The Scientific Advisory Committee has done a wonderful job in assembling a wide range of exciting scientific sessions which will highlight the latest developments in understanding the mechanisms of epilepsy and the state-of-the-art approaches that are available to improve diagnosis and management. The Congress will also offer a great opportunity to meet colleagues and friends from all over the wold, exchange ideas, and establish fruitful collaborations.
Throughout the centuries, Stockholm has always played an important role in Swedish, Scandinavian and European history. The city is world renowned for its unique location on the many islands that are continuous with the magnificent Stockholm archipelago, and for its elegant architecture, its strong literary tradition and its bustling cultural sites with museums, theatres and art galleries.
Stockholm is also the birthplace of Alfred Nobel, whose vision led to the creation of the Nobel Prize for those who confer the "greatest benefit on mankind" in physics, chemistry, peace and physiology or medicine. To celebrate the significance of the Prize, we have organised an exhibition based on Nobel Laureates which will take place in the venue hall over the duration of the Congress.
I trust that you will enjoy participating in the Congress, and I wish you a pleasant and fruitful stay in Stockholm.
Yours sincerely,
Emilio Perucca ILAE President
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CONGRESS INFORMATION
FACILITIES TIMETABLE OVERVIEW GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY REGISTRATION 08:00 - 19:00 07:00 - 18:00 07:00 - 18:00 07:00 - 18:00 07:00 - 13:30 COFFEE BREAK - 11:00 - 11:30 11:00 - 11:30 11:00 - 11:30 11:00 - 11:30 LUNCH - 13:00 - 14:30 13:00 - 14:30 13:00 - 14.30 - POSTERS - 10:00 - 16:30 10:00 - 16:30 10:00 - 16:30 - EXHIBITION - 09:00 - 16:30 09:00 - 16:30 09:00 - 16:30 - CLOAKROOM 08:00 - 21:30 07:00 - 20:30 07:00 - 20:00 07:00 - 18:30 07:00 - 17:00 SPEAKERS’ ROOM 09:00 - 19:00 07:00 - 18:00 07:00 - 18:00 07:00 - 18:00 07:00 - 15:00
CERTIFICATES OF ATTENDANCE Certificates of Attendance can be collected from the Pre-registration Area from Tuesday 1st July onwards during registration opening hours.
CLOAKROOM There is a cloakroom located on the ground floor of Stockholmsmässan opposite the Registration Area. The fee is as follows: the first item (coat/bag) is SEK 20, and the cost for subsequent items is SEK 10 each. Opening times can be found in the Facilities Timetable Overview.
CME ACCREDITATION The 11th European Congress on Epileptology is accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) to provide the following CME activity for medical specialists. The EACCME is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), www.uems.net. The 11th European Congress on Epileptology is designated for a maximum of 25 hours of European external CME credits. Each medical specialist should claim only those hours of credit that he/she actually spent in the educational activity. Through an agreement between the European Union of Medical Specialists and the American Medical Association, physicians may convert EACCME credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Information on the process to convert EACCME credit to AMA credit can be found at www.ama-assn.org/go/internationalcme. Live educational activities, occurring outside of Canada, recognized by the UEMS-EACCME for ECMEC credits are deemed to be Accredited Group Learning Activities (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. 7 GENERAL INFORMATION
CONGRESS BAGS The congress bags were sourced from Township Patterns, which is a unique social enterprise producing eco-friendly conference bags. The range is made by fair-trade women’s cooperatives in the townships of South Africa. Each item sold brings economic development and opportunity to the women and their communities.
CONGRESS SECRETARIAT Members of the Congress Secretariat may be contacted at any time at the Registration Area. For queries arising after the Congress, please contact: 11th ECE Stockholm 2014 ILAE Congress Secretariat 7 Priory Office Park Stillorgan Road Blackrock Co. Dublin Ireland Tel: +353 1 2056720 Fax: +353 1 2056156 Email: [email protected]
EXHIBITION AREA The Exhibition Area is situated on the ground floor of Stockholmsmässan. Exhibition opening times are listed in the Facilities Timetable Overview.
INTERNET CENTRE The Internet Centre is situated in the Exhibition Area beside the Poster Area on the ground floor of Stockholmsmässan.
LANGUAGE The official language of the Congress is English; please note that translation facilities will not be provided.
LIABILITY AND INSURANCE The International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) and its agents do not accept any liability whatsoever for death, personal injury, accidents, theft, loss or damage to persons, property or belongings of participants or accompanying persons, either before, during or following the Congress, tours or their stay in Stockholm. It is therefore recommended that participants arrange their own personal health, accident and travel insurance.
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LUNCHES AND COFFEE BREAKS Lunches will be served from Monday to Wednesday and Coffee Breaks from Monday to Thursday morning in the Exhibition Area, situated on the ground floor of Stockholmsmässan.
GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL REGISTRATION The Registration Area is located in the Entrance Hall of Stockholmsmässan; congress bags can also be collected from this point. Please note that name badges must be worn at all times.
SPEAKERS’ ROOM The Speakers’ Room is located in Room K6, on the ground floor of Stockholmsmässan. Opening times are listed on the Facilities Timetable Overview. Facilities to review and amend presentations are available to all speakers and technical assistance will also be provided in this room. Please note that all speakers should submit their final PowerPoint presentation(s) to the Speakers’ Room no less than 3 hours in advance of their session. Speakers at early morning sessions are required to submit their material no later than 17:00 on the evening before their session is scheduled.
VENUE Stockholmsmässan Mässvägen 1 Älvsjö Tel: +46 8 7494100 www.stockholmsmassan.se 9 GENERAL INFORMATION
WELCOME CEREMONY AND RECEPTION All delegates are invited to attend the Welcome Ceremony which will start at 18.30 on Sunday 29th June in the Victoria Hall. This will be followed by a Welcome Reception open to all participants. The Welcome Ceremony is the perfect platform to introduce the Nobel theme which will run throughout the Congress; Olov Amelin, the director of the Nobel Museum, will be giving an exclusive speech on Alfred Nobel and will also introduce a feature of the museum - The Monkey Mask by Roger W. Sperry which will be on display during the Welcome Reception. The ILAE, CEA and local awardees will all be celebrated with short presentations. The Welcome Ceremony will showcase Sweden and its local and cultural traditions and will offer delegates an insight into the exceptional scientific programme of the 11th ECE.
WIFI There is free wifi in the venue for all registered delegates. Simply connect to the “stockholmsmassan” network and accept the terms and conditions. No password is required.
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STOCKHOLM TRANSPORT INFORMATION Thanks to Stockholm’s safe, punctual and efficient public transport system, visitors can quickly travel between different parts of the city. To ensure a stress free experience when travelling to the 11th ECE, delegates can buy a Stockholm GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL travel card enjoying a 25% discount from the meetagain Accommodation & Transport desk in the Entrance Hall of Stockholmsmässan. Delegates can choose between a 2 day, 3 day, 4 day or a 5 day travel card which gives access to all of Stockholm Public Transport. The travel cards dates are bounded with the Congress dates - 29th June to 3rd July
TAXIS There are many taxi companies to choose from in Stockholm. Approved taxis with metered fares always bear yellow number plates. Credit cards are readily accepted. Please note that taxi prices are not regulated in Sweden; they may vary greatly. It is the customer’s responsibility to check prices beforehand. Check the price on the yellow-and-white label (as per the picture below), which is usually on the rear door window, before entering the vehicle. The highest unit price of most taxis is between SEK 290 - 390. The price on the yellow label is based on a 10 km, 15- minute journey. The price indicated on the taximeter is in Swedish kronor. For trips to and from Stockholm Arlanda Airport the major taxi companies have fixed prices of between SEK 450-500. Always ask the driver beforehand. In addition to the major taxi companies there are several independent firms; caution is advised. You can easily get hold of a taxi by calling a taxi company, hailing one on the street or by taking one from a rank.
Recommended taxi companies Taxi Stockholm: +46 8 150000 or www.taxistockholm.se Taxi Kurir: +46 8 300000 or www.taxikurir.se Taxi 020: +46 20 202020 or www.taxi020.se 13 GENERAL INFORMATION
PUBLIC TRANSPORT SL, Stockholm Public Transport, is the convenient way to travel when exploring the capital of Sweden.
The underground is the easiest way to get around. The city is divided into three zones, and zone tickets are good for several trips within the hour. Tickets can be purchased at SL centres, underground platform barriers, newsagent kiosks or via SMS. Please note that it is not possible to pay cash for tickets on board buses in Stockholm. Most bus stops have ticket machines that take both coins and cards.
From Stockholm city centre to Stockholmsmässan There are 8-14 commuter train departures every hour from Stockholm Central Station/ T-Centralen to Älvsjö Station (the stop for Stockholmsmässan. The journey takes just ten minutes and trains depart from platform 13 and 14.
From Stockholmsmässan to Arlanda Airport From Stockholmsmässan delegates can go directly to Arlanda Airport with the commuter train. This train departs 2 times per hour and takes 50 minutes.
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The Arlanda Express A 25% discount on the Arlanda Express train is available for all delegates of the 11th ECE by booking on www.arlandaexpress.com and entering the discount code ECE2014.
The airport express train “Arlanda Express” is the fastest and most environmentally friendly way of GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL travelling between Stockholm city and Arlanda Airport. There are no stops on the way, thus ensuring travellers reach their destination within 20 minutes of departure. The first train from Stockholm departs at 04:35, and the last train from Arlanda departs at 01:05. 15 GENERAL INFORMATION
NOBEL EXHIBITION There is no better place than Stockholm and the 11th ECE to remember and talk about Alfred Nobel!
Alfred Nobel was born in Stockholm and through his will the Nobel Foundation was established and the first prizes awarded in 1901.
To celebrate Alfred Nobel and the significance of the Prize, we have organised an exhibition of selected former Nobel Laureates that will take place throughout the five days of the congress. These Nobel Prizes have been linked to relevant sessions from the 11th ECE scientific programme.
As part of the exhibition, delegates will be able to vote as to which Nobel Prize Laureate or group of Laureates has in their opinion done the most relevant research in epileptology.
The Alfred Nobel museum director will also be giving a presentation about Alfred Nobel during the Welcome Ceremony on Sunday. Then on Tuesday evening there will be a reception in the City Hall, the venue of the Nobel Prize banquet, hosted by the City and County of Stockholm.
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Commission American North the and Affairs European on Commission The between CEA and the European Sleep Research Society. the on symposium special a present also will (CEA) Affairs European on Commission ILAE The epilepsy care and research in Europe”. Task Force – Epilepsy Advocacy Europe, under the symposium title “A political agenda for supporting A second special symposium will update delegates on the achievements and plans of the joint ILAE/IBE and its treatment. prevention of the development of epilepsy to prevention of the devastating consequencesin of epilepsy “Prevention to dedicated epileptology”. is year The this symposium will which explore a Symposium, number ofChairs’ important the aspects of include prevention, rangingsymposia from Special SPECIAL SYMPOSIA Stockholm 29 session on “Epileptic and non-epileptic sleep-related paroxysmal motor events” is a collaboration a is events” motor paroxysmal sleep-related non-epileptic and “Epileptic on session medicine.sleep and epileptology borderlandbetween This the explores symposium special Another European perspective of regulatory issues with antiepileptic drugs. and the traditional Symposium of Excellence in Epileptology. There will also be the Neurobiology Symposium prepared by the ILAE Commission on Neurobiology the place of classification in day-to-day practice. th June -3 rd July SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 21 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org July. July in addition to the Michael Debate which takes place takes which Debate Michael the to addition in July rd rd July July from 16.30 to 18.00. In addition to these debates, delegates will be offered nd involvement of the epilepsy community in ILAE position papers. This is an important opportunity for opportunityimportant an is This papers. ILAEposition in community epilepsy the of involvement ILAE the membership. and between leadership communication given given to the following 3 The Epileptic Epilepsia, journals: Scientific Disorders and Epilepsy Research. Advisory Committee also prepared an innovative session that will discuss the new procedures for The course on “Pharmacological The “Pharmacological treatment of course spans on epilepsy” from basic mechanisms of actions of technicians EEG for settings. clinical course different in treatment pharmacological to pharmacokinetics and drugs antiepileptic third a and nurses, epilepsy at aimed primarily course, second a also is There which will discuss more advanced EEG techniques, analysis and monitoring strategies within programmes. epilepsy preoperative and diagnostic the Two debates will take place on Thursday 3 Thursday on place take will debates Two NEW AND INNOVATIVE SESSIONS INNOVATIVE AND NEW The ECE Forums introduced in London will again form part of the programme and take place will all part the programme form of in again London will introduced The ECE Forums Thursday. on day to designed be sessions and in in discussed are which topics can selected be explored These Forums by submitted proposals from selected been have topics The style. clubroom or workshop informal an members worldwide and on focus generally cutting-edge or controversial aspects of epilepsy work, interest. general of projects planned or new on discussions including least not London. in discussed topics of continuation the than rather topics new to given been has Priority ECE FORUMS ECE TEACHING COURSES TEACHING 3 Thursday on place take will courses Three TEACHING SESSIONS TEACHING “What on based seminars interactive with sessions teaching to dedicated be will mornings early Three not to do in a epileptology”, series of sessions dedicated to clinicians with topics of basic research sessions and VIREPA will also take interactive sessions place on during twoseizure semiology. early morning. one over take will epidemiology” epilepsy of “ABC entitled a session and mornings the opportunity to find out more details on how to get published in Epilepsy Journals with focus on Wednesday 2 Wednesday on SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME • The following awards will be given during the Welcome Ceremony on Sunday 29 • The 67 next best abstracts have been selected for Best Poster Presentations which will take place take will which Presentations Poster Best for selected been have abstracts best next 67 The presentation and will be presented in Platform Sessions from Monday to Thursday. • • • • h on Ivsiao Aad ad h Mri-ol Eiesa rz wl b gvn uig the during given be will Prize Epilepsia Symposium Morris-Coole of Excellence in Epileptology on Tuesday the 1 and Awards Investigator Young The and the Swedish Epilepsy Society Lifetime Achievement Award Service AwardEpilepsy Education Award,European Epilepsy Epileptology the Awards,European the • • We wouldlike to congratulate the following awardees: AWARDS important most the of overview an to summarise what they consider to be the highlights from presentations delegates within their theme. give to intended advancements that is have been presented during the session Congress. Each main topic chair has concluding been charged This HIGHLIGHTS SESSION 22 opportunity to all authorsopportunity to present their and for work delegates to ask questions. the giving lunchtime, at held be will tours poster guided and to Wednesday Monday from display Special attention has also been given to poster presentations during the Congress. Posters will be on poster area. Presenters have will each acouple of minutes to showcase their to work the audience. during the morning coffee break from Monday to Wednesday in dedicated presentation areas in the 108 of the best submitted abstracts have been selected by the Scientific Advisory Committee for oral PLATFORM, BEST POSTER AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS Stockholm 29 Cristina Roseti -Morris-Coole Epilepsia Prize 2013 Sigfrid Blom Serge Vulliemoz Teresa Ravizza Verena Hézser-v. Wehrs Ivan Rektor Carlo Alberto Tassinari Wolfgang Löscher th June -3 - European Epilepsy Education Award 2014 - Swedish Epilepsy Society Lifetime Achievement Award 2014 rd - European Young Investigator Award 2014 July - European Young Investigator Award 2014 - European Epileptology Award 2014 - European Epileptology Award 2014 - European Epilepsy Service Award 2014 st July. th June: the European
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME CONGRESS PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE 24 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 25 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME SUNDAY 29 26 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd TH July JUNE SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 27 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 43 60 Carbamazepine (CBZ) 50th Year Anniversary Symposium 14:30 – 16:00 PROGRAMME 28 43 60 Deciphering epigenetic ofmechanisms epileptogenesis 14:30 – 16:00 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Meir Bialer, design of oxcarbazepine and eslicarbazepine acetate How carbamazepine structure and clinical experience affected the Simon Shorvon, United Kingdom How carbamazepine came to dominate the epilepsy world Co-chair: Dana Craiu, Romania Co-chair: Günter Kramer, Switzerland Hall A2 PARALLEL SESSION Günther Sperk, Austria temporal lobe epilepsy Altered expression of histone deacetylases in amouse mode of Katarzyna Lukasiuk, Poland epilepsy models: similar rather than different? Epileptogenesis-related genomic DNA methylation in arat acquired Becker,Albert Germany Analysis of epigenetic factors for excitability in human epileptic tissue Katja Kobow, Germany Epileptogenesis-related genomic DNA methylation in arat SEmodel Co-chair: Ingmar Blümcke, Germany France Co-chair: Christophe Bernard, Hall A4 PARALLEL SESSION Brodie,Martin United Kingdom position in epilepsy therapy? How does enzyme induction impact carbamazepine’s current and future Eugen Trinka, Austria (1964-2014) SUNDAY 29 Pharmacology and clinical therapeutics of CBZ and its progeny EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC Israel TH JUNE PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 29 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JUNE TH BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY SUNDAY 29 SUNDAY Medical management of ULD today ULD of management Medical France Genton, Pierre H Lundborg: his research and contributions and research his H Lundborg: Sweden Mattsson, Peter ULD of studies genetic Lessons from learned Finland Lehesjoki, Anna-Elina phenotypes and genotype ULD: Finland Kälviäinen, Reetta PARALLEL SESSION SESSION PARALLEL 2 K1 & Hall Estonia Haldre, Sulev Co-chair: Lithuania Mameniškiene, Ruta Co-chair: Sanjay Sisodiya, United Kingdom United Sisodiya, Sanjay general in somaticcomorbidity of importance examples and Concepts, Netherlands Hennekam, Raoul cancer and Epilepsy Kingdom United Sander, Ley PARALLEL SESSION SESSION PARALLEL A6 Hall USA C. Hesdorffer, Dale Co-chair: Lars Forsgren,Co-chair: Sweden somatic of comorbidities Genetics PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 14:30 – 16:00 16:00 – 14:30 2014 to 1891 from Disease Unverricht-Lundborg 14:30 – 16:00 16:00 – 14:30 epilepsy in comorbidity Somatic PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 43 60 Epilepsy Advocacy Europe Symposium: A political agenda for 14:30 – 16:00 Emotion recognition and social cognition in temporal lobe epilepsy 14:30 – 16:00 PROGRAMME 30 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July temporal lobe epilepsy patients Postoperative changes in emotional recognition cognition and social in Mary Lou Smith, Canada Social cognition in children with epilepsy Hennric Jokeit, Switzerland Social cognition in temporal lobe epilepsy patients Stefano Meletti, Italy Facial emotion recognition in temporal lobe epilepsy patients Co-chair: Hecimovic, Croatia Hrvoje Co-chair: Petr Czech Marusic, Republic Hall K11 PARALLEL SESSION Phil Lee, United Kingdom An update on initiatives at national level Hannah Cock, United Kingdom A summary of the epilepsy projects financed by FP7 Athanasios Covanis, Greece roadmapThe ILAE-IBE in advocating for epilepsy care and research Co-chair: Philippe Ryvlin, France Co-chair: Athanasios Covanis, Greece Victoria Hall PARALLEL SESSION Jana Amlerova, RepublicCzech supporting epilepsy supporting care and research in Europe SUNDAY 29 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC TH JUNE PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 31 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JUNE TH BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY of epilepsy: can we prevent or reverse the phenotype? phenotype? the reverse or prevent we can epilepsy: of SUNDAY 29 SUNDAY Emilio Russo, Italy Italy Russo, Emilio prevents development of period a critical during treatment Diuretic epilepsy of form a genetic Germany Isbrandt, Dirk Epileptogenesis and possible anti-epileptogenic approaches in Na+ in approaches anti-epileptogenic possible and Epileptogenesis epilepsies channel-related France Mantegazza, Massimo cortical of malformations in interventions post-natal and utero In development France Represa, Alfonso model a rat in comorbidities and epileptogenesis modulates mTOR epilepsy absence of PARALLEL SESSION PARALLEL A2 Hall Noebels, USA Jeff Co-chair: France Bernard, Christophe Co-chair: PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 16:30 – 18:00 18:00 – 16:30 forms genetic in Anti-epileptogenesis Symposium: Neurobiology PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 19:30 – 20:30 18:30 – 19:30 63 80 New procedures for involvement of the epilepsy community in 16:30 – 18:00 PROGRAMME 32 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Samuel Wiebe, Canada The impact of public comments: The practical definition of epilepsy Gary Mathern, USA The role of Epilepsia in the review process Emilio Perucca, Italy Procedures Position for papers ILAE Co-chair: Helen Cross, United Kingdom Co-chair: Solomon Moshé, L. USA Hall K1& 2 PARALLEL SESSION WELCOME RECEPTION Victoria Hall WELCOME CEREMONY Victoria Hall Ingrid Scheffer, Australia The impact of public comments: The organization of epilepsies ILAE position papers: First practical experiences SUNDAY 29 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC TH JUNE PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 33 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 34 Stockholm 29 MONDAY 30 th June -3 rd July TH JUNE SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 35 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 73 90 Seizure semiology smörgåsbord: Classification of seizures and 07:30 – 09:00 PROGRAMME 36 73 90 ABC of epilepsy epidemiology 07:30 – 09:00 Found in translation, basic science explained: translational models 07:30 – 09:00 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Chair: Wolfgang Löscher, Hall A4 TEACHING SESSION Co-chair: Kristina Källén, Sweden Co-chair: Roland Flink, Sweden Hall A2 TEACHING SESSION Co-chair: Dale Hesdorffer, C. USA Co-chair: Ley Sander, United Kingdom Hall A6 TEACHING SESSION Antoine Depaulis, France Epilepsy developing in genetic models Asla Pitkänen, Finland Epilepsy developing after traumatic brain injury and stroke Astrid Nehlig, France Epilepsy developing after Status Epilepticus of epileptogenesis brain stimulation, SISCOM and fMRI their anatomical correlates. What have we learned from functional MONDAY 30 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC TH JUNE PHARMACOLOGY Germany N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 37 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JUNE TH BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY MONDAY 30 MONDAY Jan Lotte, Germany Germany Lotte, Jan blood-brain the through transport drugs antiepileptic the of Study children in barrier France Soares, Ricardo Racharla Srikanth, India India Racharla Srikanth, in expression P450 cytochrome increases activity transcriptional PXR brain epileptic human USA Ghosh, Chaitali epilepsy: infantile catastrophic in therapy antiepileptic of Effectiveness PCDH19 SCN1A and with patients of mutations comparison Kim Boshuisen, Netherlands Netherlands Boshuisen, Kim drug- with persons in combination drug antiepileptic to Response when drug added the to relationship and epilepsy resistant enough not is monotherapy Spain Treviño-Peinado, Cristina A2A adenosine of screening and synthesis design, drug based Structure drugs antiepileptic novel as antagonists PLATFORM SESSION PLATFORM K11 Hall USA White, Steve Co-chair: Denmark Wolf, Peter Co-chair: pediatric after intelligence improves withdrawal drug Antiepileptic (TTS)study TimeToStop the surgery; epilepsy PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 07:30 – 09:00 09:00 – 07:30 3 drugs Antiepileptic PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 73 90 What not to do in epilepsy: red in the semiology of flags epileptic 07:30 – 09:00 PROGRAMME 38 90 10 Prevention in epileptology 09:00 – 11:00 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Victoria Hall CHAIRS’ SYMPOSIUM Dieter Schmidt, Germany Is attack? it anon-epileptic Christian Elger, Germany Is it epilepsy? type ofWhich epilepsy? Co-chair: Dieter Schmidt, Germany Co-chair: Christian Elger, Germany Victoria Hall TEACHING SESSION Ann Jacoby, United Kingdom Prevention of stigma Torbjörn Tomson, Sweden Prevention of epilepsy-related mortality Emilio Perucca, Italy Prevention of adverse effects of antiepileptic drug treatment Simon Shorvon, United Kingdom role? Prevention of epileptogenesis –can currently available AEDs have a Astrid Nehlig, France Prevention of epileptogenesis –arealistic goal? Sweden Co-chair: Kristina Malmgren, Israel Co-chair: Meir Bialer, seizures MONDAY 30 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC TH JUNE PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 39 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JUNE TH TH BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY MONDAY 30 MONDAY Sergiusz Jozwiak, Poland Poland Jozwiak, Sergiusz Simon Heales, United Kingdom United Heales, Simon results long-term and indications diet: Ketogenic Sweden Hallböök, Tove patients sclerosis tuberous in epilepsy on efficacy inhibitors: mTOR Italy Curatolo, Paolo affect we do sclerosis: tuberous in vigabatrin with treatment Early outcome? PARALLEL SESSION PARALLEL A2 Hall Italy Guerrini, Renzo Co-chair: Sweden Dahlin, Maria Co-chair: action – mechanisms of treatments Diet PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 11:30 – 13:00 13:00 – 11:30 epilepsy childhood in approaches Targeted PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 13 30 Antiepileptic drugs 1 11:30 – 13:00 PROGRAMME 40 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Phase IIIepilepsy studies Evaluation of metabolic parameters over time in the perampanel pooled Armel Stockis, Belgium aged 1month to 16years Brivaracetam population pharmacokinetics in children with epilepsy Alexandra Rohracher, Austria epilepsy Perampanel; one year experience in 70patients with focal-onset Treatment response and side effects of add-on therapy with Co-chair: Brodie, Martin United Kingdom Co-chair: Svein I. Johannessen, Norway Hall A2 PLATFORM SESSION Manny Bagary, United Kingdom everyday clinical practice using aretrospective multicentre audit Hyponatraemia with eslicarbazepine acetate (Zebinix) add in therapy in David Franz, USA Philip Patsalos, refractory seizures partial-onset in extension study 307 Effects of perampanel on metabolic parameters in patients with Brodie,Martin United Kingdom MONDAY 30 sclerosis complex (TSC) subependymal giant cell astrocytoma with (SEGA) tuberous associated Everolimus long-term safety and efficacy in patients with EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC United Kingdom TH JUNE PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 41 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JUNE TH BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY MONDAY 30 MONDAY Autoantibodies against S100B after subconcussive hits in American in hits subconcussive S100B after against Autoantibodies sequelae? neurological delayed of a marker players: football USA Janigro, Damir Pathogenic potential of antibodies directed against AMPAR and GABABR and AMPAR against directed antibodies of potential Pathogenic encephalitis autoimmune in Kingdom United Nibber, Anjan GABAA receptor hippocampal alter persistently seizures Febrile physiology Belgium Ann Swijsen, Diana Miszczuk, Poland Miszczuk, Diana seizure CA3 a single after neurons and hilar in IgGs of Accumulation USA II, Iffland Phil epilepsy in 3 receptor toll-like of role The Israel Benninger, Felix PLATFORM SESSION PLATFORM K2 Hall Italy Simonato, Michele Co-chair: Israel Friedman, Alon Co-chair: post- in pathways Tau and amyloidogenic in changes Transcriptional Alzheimer’s of model mouse APP/PS1 in epileptogenesis traumatic disease PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 11:30 – 13:00 13:00 – 11:30 Epileptogenesis PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 13 30 Genetics 11:30 – 13:00 PROGRAMME 42 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July focal epilepsy Mutations in DEPDC5 are amajor cause of lesional and non-lesional Johannes Lemke, Denmark childhood-onset focal epilepsy Mutations in GRIN2B in West syndrome and intellectual disability with Nasir Mirza, United Kingdom from complexity to coherence to centrality genome-wide study association with pathway and network analysis: Identifying the causes of pharmacoresistant epilepsy through a Co-chair: Delanty, Norman Ireland Spain Co-chair: José M. Serratosa, Hall A6 PLATFORM SESSION Carolien de Kovel, Netherlands Diverse effects of different types of SCN8Amutations Sintija Kolbjer, Sweden refractory epilepsy Gene dose imbalances in children with brain malformations and Isabelle Steiner, Germany epileptic disorders Comprehensive NGS based diagnostics in over 800patients with Leanne Dibbens, Australia MONDAY 30 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC TH JUNE PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 43 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JUNE TH BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY MONDAY 30 MONDAY Maria Strandberg, Sweden Sweden Strandberg, Maria single-pulse electrical intracranial using mapping spike Comparative EEG-fMRI intracranial and cortical stimulation Kingdom United Grade, Madeline Simon Keller, United Kingdom Kingdom United Keller, Simon magnetic weighted susceptibility 7 tesla on cortical dysplasia Focal imaging resonance Netherlands Veersema, Tim after decline memory verbal of prediction for model fMRI-based An (TLE) lobectomy temporal Emanuele Bartolini, Italy Italy Bartolini, Emanuele epilepsy in hyperplasia oligodendroglial proliferative of MR features entity diagnostic (POGHE) – a novel Germany Woermann, Friedrich in outcome seizure postoperative of study morphometry A voxel-based epilepsy lobe temporal PLATFORM SESSION PLATFORM K1 Hall Kingdom United Duncan, John Co-chair: Republic Marusic, Czech Petr Co-chair: myoclonic juvenile in stimulation photic to response Abnormal study EEG-fMRI an epilepsy: PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 11:30 – 13:00 13:00 – 11:30 Neuroimaging PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 13 30 Neuromodulation dysplasia cortical 11:30 – 13:00 PROGRAMME 44 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July and quality of life in 11adult patients with refractory epilepsy Effects of bilateral electrical stimulation of the ANT on neurocognition state: an MEG study at the source level Focal dysplasia cortical alters hubs functional cortical in the resting- Paul Boon, Belgium detection, aprospective multi-site study Vagus nerve stimulation triggered by ictal tachycardia-based seizure Angelika Mühlebner, Austria in 60patients Experience classification with theon Focal new ILAE Cortical Dysplasia Co-chair: Stevo Serbia Lukic, Co-chair: Andrew McEvoy, United Kingdom Hall K11 PLATFORM SESSION Maria Thom, United Kingdom Kai Lehtimäki, the anterior nucleus of the thalamus in refractory epilepsy The location of active contacts correlates with outcome after DBS of Monika Milian, Germany Chun Kee Chung, MONDAY 30 normal and pathological surgical resections in focal epilepsy Combined ex-vivo 9.4TMRIand quantitative histopathological study in EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC Finland TH Korea, Republic of JUNE PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 45 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JUNE TH BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY antiepileptic drugs antiepileptic MONDAY 30 MONDAY Meir Bialer, Israel Israel Bialer, Meir drugs antiepileptic new of Mechanism-based design Germany Löscher, Wolfgang drugs antiepileptic new of assessment in studies concept of Proof Germany Elger, Christian Co-chair: Svein I. Johannessen, Norway Johannessen, I. Svein Co-chair: Italy Trenité, Kasteleijn-Nolst Dorothée Co-chair: drugs Antiepileptic new of design model-based Animal USA White, Steve are that drugs antiepileptic new of design Pharmacokinetic-based drugs existing to compounds follow-up Sanjay Sisodiya, United Kingdom Kingdom United Sisodiya, Sanjay SESSION PARALLEL A4 Hall Ingrid Scheffer, Australia Australia Scheffer, Ingrid encephalopathies epileptic Genetic France Nabbout, Rima IGEs to predisposing variants Genetic Germany Lerche, Holger epilepsy in response treatment affecting variants Common PARALLEL SESSION PARALLEL A2 Hall Ireland Norman Delanty, Co-chair: Lehesjoki,Anna-Elina Co-chair: Finland ICCA and PRRT2 seizures: focal with epilepsies genetic Paediatric PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 14:30 – 16:00 16:00 – 14:30 new of assessment early and design to approaches Different 14:30 – 16:00 16:00 – 14:30 genetics epilepsy in insights New PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 43 60 Illuminating epileptic brain 14:30 – 16:00 PROGRAMME 46 43 60 Sudden unexpected death in epilepsy: from new insights into 14:30 – 16:00 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July inhibitory interneurons Disrupting hypersynchronizations by optogenetics: activation of Matthew Walker, United Kingdom Optogenetic regulation of epileptoform activity John Huguenard, USA Thalamic enlightening controls seizures Karl Deisseroth, USA Optogenetic tools to control brain activity: translational overview Co-chair: Rüdiger Köhling, Germany Co-chair: Dimitri Kullmann, United Kingdom Hall A6 PARALLEL SESSION Leone Ridsdale, United Kingdom to test simple population based interventions? Epidemiology of sudden unexpected death in epilepsy prevention: how Philippe Ryvlin, France intervention From unwitnessed fatality to witnessed rescue: pharmacological Lina Nashef, United Kingdom intervention From unwitnessed fatality to witnessed rescue: non-pharmacological Jeff Noebels, USA identification of patients at risk and for interventions Neurobiology of sudden unexpected death in epilepsy –basis for Co-chair: MiriNeufeld, Israel Co-chair: Rainer Surges, Germany Hall K1 PARALLEL SESSION Merab Kokaia, Sweden mechanisms tomechanisms prevention opportunities MONDAY 30 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC TH JUNE PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 47 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JUNE TH BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY MONDAY 30 MONDAY Guido Rubboli, Denmark Denmark Rubboli, Guido How reliable is surface EEG? surface is reliable How Austria Baumgartner, Christoph and EMG surface using quantification and detection Seizure accelerometry Denmark Beniczky, Sándor variability heart rate by quantification and detection Seizure monitoring Co-chair: Stevo Lukic, Serbia Stevo Co-chair: Switzerland Rossetti, Andrea Co-chair: the of mystery the Behind seizures? count patients do reliably How diary patient’s Germany Hoppe, Christian Employment and epilepsy – vocational rehabilitation – vocational epilepsy and Employment Germany Pfäfflin, Margarete SESSION PARALLEL K2 Hall Lena Nilsson, Sweden Sweden Nilsson, Lena be can what and needed is – what surgery epilepsy after Rehabilitation achieved? Germany Specht, Ulrich interventions – rehabilitation epilepsy in deficits Cognitive Kingdom United Baker, Gus PARALLEL SESSION PARALLEL K11 Hall Australia Wilson, Sarah Co-chair: Sabers,Anne Denmark Co-chair: late? too little – too epilepsy in Rehabilitation PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 14:30 – 16:00 16:00 – 14:30 accuracy improve to methods – counting seizure detection, Seizure 14:30 – 16:00 16:00 – 14:30 epilepsy in Rehabilitation do? we should more What PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 83 00 Satellite Symposium 18:30 – 20:00 PROGRAMME 48 Stockholm 29 63 80 Satellite Symposium 16:30 – 18:00 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Please 103for see page full details on the Satellite Symposium Room A2 Please 103for see page full details on the Satellite Symposium Hall K2 MONDAY 30 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC TH JUNE PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 49 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME TUESDAY 1 50 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd ST July JULY SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 51 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 73 90 Satellite Symposium 07:30 – 09:00 73 90 Seizure semiology smörgåsbord: Analysis of seizure evolution. 07:30 – 09:00 PROGRAMME 52 73 90 Found in translation, basic science explained: understanding 07:30 – 09:00 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July ocar oadFik Sweden Co-chair: Roland Flink, Co-chair: Kristina Källén, Sweden Hall A2 TEACHING SESSION 104for full details on the Satellite Symposium Please see page Hall K2 Hansjürgen Volkmer, Germany Plasticity at the axonal initial segment Valerie Crepel, France Excitatory synaptic remodeling Joakim Strandberg, Sweden Tonic GABAergic signaling and epilepsy Co-chair: Christine Ekdahl Clementson, Sweden Co-chair: My Andersson, Sweden Hall A4 TEACHING SESSION epileptogenesis on synaptic level and during the postictal period. How reliable are they? Localizing and lateralizing signs from focal onset to generalization TUESDAY 1 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ST JULY PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 53 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JULY ST BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY TUESDAY 1 TUESDAY Co-chair: Christian Elger, Germany Elger, Christian Co-chair: Germany Schmidt, Dieter Co-chair: such MRI tests and EEG as diagnostic mishandle to How Germany Elger, Christian epilepsy of diagnosis the miss to How Germany Schmidt, Dieter TEACHING SESSION TEACHING K1 Hall TEACHING SESSION TEACHING A6 Hall Boas, Netherlands Emde Van Walter Chair: epilepsy of management and diagnosis the in EEG Romania Craiu, Dana Lithuania Mameniškiene, Ruta Slovenia Lorber, Bodgan PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 07:30 – 09:00 09:00 – 07:30 epilepsy of diagnosis flags for red epilepsy: in do to not What 07:30 – 09:00 09:00 – 07:30 epilepsy of management and diagnosis the in EEG work: at VIREPA PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 73 90 Seizure suppression 07:30 – 09:00 PROGRAMME 54 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Tugba Eryigit, Turkey absence epilepsy The effect of dexamethasone on absence seizures of rats with genetic Ping Zheng, Australia a post-status epilepticus rat model of temporal lobe epilepsy Targeting hyperphosphorylated treatment tau is adisease-modifying in Sebastien Milesi, France and NG2 pericytes after seizures Changes in cerebrovascular PDGFR USA Co-chair: John Huguenard, Co-chair: Astrid Nehlig, France Hall K11 PLATFORM SESSION Lisa Thyrion, Belgium ictogenesis mouse model for status epilepticus: apotential role for uric acid in Allopurinol reduces seizure severity and the inflammatory response in a Silvia Balosso, Italy its detrimental effects on seizures and NMDA-induced cell loss The redox state of high mobility group box 1(HMGB1) protein mediates Jorge Landgrave-Gómez, Mexico induced by lithuim-pilocarpine in adult rats Anticonvulsant activity of feeding restriction in acute seizure model TUESDAY 1 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ST JULY PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 55 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JULY ST BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY opportunities TUESDAY 1 TUESDAY Translating inflammation into therapy into inflammation Translating Italy Vezzani, Annamaria translation in regulators master and Epigenetics Ireland Henshall, David Co-chair: Merab Kokaia, Sweden Kokaia, Merab Co-chair: USA Whittemore, Vicky Co-chair: translational? research basic make to How Italy Michele Simonato, translation therapy gene in perspectives Novel Kingdom United Kullmann, Dimitri Ingrid Scheffer, Australia Scheffer, Ingrid MAIN SESSION K1 Hall Paolo Tinuper, Italy Italy Tinuper, Paolo differences and overlap epilepsies: focal Idiopathic Germany Stephani, Ulrich syndrome? the influences age the how epilepsy: lobe Temporal Hungary Fogarasi, Andras adulthood to infancy from Syndrome: Dravet MAIN SESSION A2 Hall Italy Vigevano, Federico Co-chair: Greece Covanis, Athanasios Co-chair: differences and overlap epilepsies: generalized Idiopathic PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 09:00 – 11:00 11:00 – 09:00 and challenges translational brain: epileptic Changing 09:00 – 11:00 11:00 – 09:00 adulthood to infancy from syndromes: Epilepsy PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 13 30 Antiepileptic drugs 2 11:30 – 13:00 PROGRAMME 56 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July REALLY study From early add-on lacosamide to monotherapy conversion: results of Jacqueline French, USA controlled study seizures:YKP3089 in partial-onset arandomized, double-blind, placebo- Juri-Alexander Witt, Germany number of antiepileptic drugs versus total daily defined dose (WHO) The impact of the overall drug load on memory and executive functions: Co-chair: Wolfgang Löscher, Germany Co-chair: Cecilie Johannessen Landmark, Norway Hall A2 PLATFORM SESSION Katarina Wide, Sweden levels in children spot(DBS) technique: comparison of DBS and routine capillary plasma Monitoring antiepileptic drug concentration with adried blood Terence O'Brien, Australia randomized trial frequency in ahistorical-controlled multicenter, double-blind, Lacosamide conversion to monotherapy: effects seizure on partial-onset Tawfeeq Shekh-Ahmad, Israel teratogenic potential valnoctamide, a CNS-active derivative of valproic acid with low Stereoselective anticonvulsant and pharmacokinetic analysis of Vicente Villanueva, Spain TUESDAY 1 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ST JULY PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 57 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JULY ST BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY TUESDAY 1 TUESDAY Ictal offset patterns and post-ictal dynamics in focal epilepsies-a SEEG epilepsies-a focal in dynamics post-ictal and patterns offset Ictal study Romania Maliia, Dragos Mihai Synchronization and brain connectivity in patients with focal periodic focal with patients in connectivity brain and Synchronization features ictal EEG: scalp in activity Spain Saiz, Maestro Irache a functional suggesting experiences reminiscence Auditory-verbal in data cortical stimulation networks: insular-temporal of interaction patients epileptic France Scholly, Julia Alessandra Del Felice, Italy Italy Felice, Del Alessandra on oscillations frequency high of detection improves EEG density High EEG scalp Germany Schwind, Josefine termination? seizure in thalamo-cortical of synchrony role the is What France Evangelista, Elisa PLATFORM SESSION PLATFORM A4 Hall Canada Gotman, Jean Co-chair: Republic Czech Brazdil, Milan Co-chair: brain epileptic the in breakdown modularity Cortical PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 11:30 – 13:00 13:00 – 11:30 neurophysiology Clinical PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 13 30 Epilepsy and cognition 11:30 – 13:00 PROGRAMME 58 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July children Parental education predicts intelligence after epilepsy surgery in Giulia Monti, Italy review Emotion’s recognition in medial temporal lobe epilepsy: asystematic Viola Vogt, Germany tumors within the temporal lobe Preoperative cognitive functions in patients with low-grade brain Co-chair: Gus Baker, United Kingdom Co-chair: Lou Smith, Mary Canada Hall K2 PLATFORM SESSION Vera Dinkelacker, France temporal lobe epilepsy Interictal epileptic activity interferes with frontal lobe function in Anna Rita Giovagnoli, Italy Theory of mind after temporal lobe epilepsy surgery Susan Duncan, United Kingdom perception of risk, views on timing and behavioural change SUDEP disclosure in young adults with epilepsy: patients’ reaction, Joost Meekes, Netherlands TUESDAY 1 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ST JULY PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 59 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JULY ST BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY TUESDAY 1 TUESDAY Resective reoperations in Sweden 1990-2010 – a national prospective – a national 1990-2010 Sweden in reoperations Resective study observational Sweden Bertil Rydenhag, Philippe Kahane, France France Kahane, Philippe epilepsy lobe temporal after recurrence seizure late and early of Timing surgery Canada Steven, David tumors glio-neural benign with children in surgery Epilepsy Federation Russian Golovteev, Alexander Mark Nowell, United Kingdom Kingdom United Nowell, Mark early and infancy in surgery epilepsy resective after outcome Seizure childhood Sweden Reinholdson, Jesper unfavourable for factor prognostic main the are seizures plus Temporal epilepsy lobe temporal with patients in outcome surgical PLATFORM SESSION PLATFORM K1 Hall Finland Arto Immonen, Co-chair: Bulgaria Dimova, Petia Co-chair: of evaluation presurgical the in imaging multimodality 3D of use The epilepsy PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 11:30 – 13:00 13:00 – 11:30 surgery Epilepsy PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 13 30 Epileptic encephalopathies 11:30 – 13:00 PROGRAMME 60 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Paola De Liso, Italy AEDs efficacy in the Dravet syndrome: across-sectional study Francesca Darra, Italy mutation Long term clinical and cognitive outcome in subjects with PCDH19 Jan Larsen, Denmark The emerging phenotype of SCN8Aencephalopathy Co-chair: Ulrich Stephani, Germany Co-chair: Eija Gaily, Finland Hall K11 PLATFORM SESSION Colm McGinnity, United Kingdom Diffusion imaging tensor in Rolandic epilepsy Bart Van den Munckhof, Netherlands (ESES) –meta-analysis and upcoming randomized controlled trial Treatment of encephalopathy with electrical status epilepticus in sleep Jun Tohyama, Japan movement disorder: a single center study Genetic analysis in infantile epileptic encephalopathies with TUESDAY 1 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ST JULY PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 61 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JULY ST BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY TUESDAY 1 TUESDAY Epileptic spasms – a clinical dilemma – a clinical spasms Epileptic Switzerland Korff, Christian aetiology and descriptors seizures, Focal France Hirsch, Edouard matter doesn’t age Syndromology; Italy Marini, Carla Co-chair: Helen Cross, United Kingdom United Cross, Helen Co-chair: Kingdom United Zuberi, Sameer Co-chair: now? we are – where Overview Kingdom United Cross, Helen Crosstalk between biomarker and treatment target identification: from identification: target treatment and biomarker between Crosstalk epileptogenesis human to models experimental Germany Albert Becker, SYMPOSIUMSPECIAL A2 Hall Asla Pitkänen, Finland Finland Pitkänen, Asla epilepsy chronic and epileptogenesis of models in imaging PET Belgium Dedeurwaerdere, Stefanie for a biomarker as dysfunction barrier blood-brain Imaging epileptogenesis Israel Friedman, Alon PARALLEL SESSION PARALLEL A6 Hall Italy Vezzani, Annamaria Co-chair: Federation Russian Gulyaeva, Natalia Co-chair: epileptogenesis post-traumatic for MRI biomarkers PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 14:30 – 16:00 16:00 – 14:30 practice clinical in classification ILAE 11:30 – 13:00– 11:30 epileptogenesis for targets and biomarkers Translational PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 43 60 Epidemiology of epilepsy: from fundamentals to future 14:30 – 16:00 Single pulse stimulation in presurgical assessment of epilepsy 14:30 – 16:00 PROGRAMME 62 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Non-invasive alternatives: transcranial magnetic stimulation Maryse Van Klooster, Netherlands Single pulse electrical stimulation and high frequency oscillations Rei Enatsu, USA Cortico-cortical evoked potentials: the Cleveland Clinic experience Antonio Valentin, United Kingdom pathophysiological significance Responses to intracranial single pulse electrical stimulation: clinical and Chair: Gonzalo Alarcon, United Kingdom Hall A4 PARALLEL SESSION Jakob Christensen, Denmark understanding of epilepsy and its consequences? How can the nationwide patient registries be utilized to advance our Aidan Neligan, United Kingdom New insights into the prognosis of epilepsy Dale Hesdorffer,C. USA comorbidities of epilepsy? What have we learned from epidemiology on etiologies and Ettore Beghi, Italy organizations of seizures and epilepsy Epilepsy epidemiology in the era definitions of and new ILAE Co-chair: Forsgren, Lars Sweden Co-chair: Ley Sander, United Kingdom Hall A6 PARALLEL SESSION Vasilios Kimiskidis, Greece contributions TUESDAY 1 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ST JULY PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 63 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JULY ST BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY TUESDAY 1 TUESDAY Brain imaging of astrocyte activation as biomarker of epileptogenesis of biomarker as activation astrocyte of imaging Brain Italy Ravizza, Teresa GABAergic on focus epilepsy: lobe temporal human and Fractalkine transmission Italy Roseti, Cristina Wolfgang Löscher, Germany Germany Löscher, Wolfgang generators pattern central and behaviours Seizures, Italy Tassinari, Alberto Carlo mapping for fMRI and EEG simultaneous of contribution clinical The activity epileptic focal Switzerland Vulliemoz, Serge SPECIAL SYMPOSIUMSPECIAL K1 Hall Israel Bialer, Meir Co-chair: Kingdom United Martin Brodie, Co-chair: models of development epilepsy: in pharmacoresistance Mechanisms of concepts and PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 14:30 – 16:30 16:30 – 14:30 Epileptology in Excellence of Symposium PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 43 60 New insights in epileptic encephalopathies 14:30 – 16:00 Role of glia in epileptogenesis 14:30 – 16:00 PROGRAMME 64 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Colin Ferrie, United Kingdom From diagnosis to therapeutic approach Nicola Specchio, Italy Epileptic encephalopathy versus encephalopathy with epilepsy Maria Peltola, Finland The role of epileptiform activity during sleep Holtkamp,Martin Germany What do animal us? studies teach Co-chair: Alexis Arzimanoglou, France Co-chair: Solomon Moshé, L. USA Hall K2 PARALLEL SESSION Kjell Heuser, Norway Christian Steinhäuser, Crucial role of impaired astrocyte gap junction coupling in epilepsy Filiz Onat, Turkey wave discharges in genetic absence epilepsy rats Astrocytic activity in the age-dependent development of spike-and- Astrid Nehlig, France epilepsy Age-related impairment of neuron-glia interactions in rats with Co-chair: Christian Steinhäuser, Germany Co-chair: Erik Taubøll, Norway Hall K1 PARALLEL SESSION TUESDAY 1 Kir4.1 in epilepsy Roles of the glial water channel AQP4 and the potassium channel EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ST JULY PHARMACOLOGY Germany N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 65 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JULY ST BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY TUESDAY 1 TUESDAY Off-site Reception at Stockholm City Hall Hall City Stockholm at Reception Off-site Hall A2 Hall Symposium Satellite the on details full page see 105 for Please K1 Hall Symposium Satellite the on details page full see 106 for Please PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 19:00 – 21:00 21:00 – 19:00 Reception Hall City 18:00 – 19:30 19:30 – 18:00 Symposium Satellite PROGRAMME 16:30 – 18:00 18:00 – 16:30 Symposium Satellite 66 Stockholm 29th June - 3rd July
WEDNESDAY 2ND JULY SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 67 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 73 90 Seizure semiology smörgåsbord: Seizure semiology in surgical 07:30 – 09:00 PROGRAMME 68 73 90 VIREPA at work: Neuroimaging 07:30 – 09:00 Found in translation, basic science explained: the role of 07:30 – 09:00 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Hall A4 TEACHING SESSION Sweden Co-chair: Kristina Källén, Sweden Co-chair: Roland Flink, Hall A2 TEACHING SESSION Ioana Mindruta, Romania Hrvoje Hecimovic, Croatia Petia Dimova, Bulgaria Neuroimaging Chair: Petr Czech Marusic, Republic Hall A6 TEACHING SESSION Shamima Rahman, Sweden potential drug targets Mitochondrial encephalopathies epilepsy: in childhood current and Wolfram S. Kunz, Germany Mitochondrial involvement in temporal lobe epilepsy Stjepana Kovac, United Kingdom Mitochondria, ROS and epilepsy –potential treatment strategies Chair: Matthew Walker, United Kingdom from to bench bedside mitochondria and reactive oxygen species in epileptogenesis – different surgical procedures and histological pathology Surgery Registry are demonstrated with reports of outcome from candidates. Selected patients from the National Swedish Epilepsy WEDNESDAY 2 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ND PHARMACOLOGY JULY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 69 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION JULY PHARMACOLOGY ND BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY and what can be expected in future? future? in expected be can what and and time for surgery surgery for time and WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY If you think routine TDM useful, where is the evidence? the is where useful, TDM routine think If you Kingdom United Marson, Tony of future the and AEDs licensed newly of Monitoring Drug Therapeutic TDM Norway Johannessen, I. Svein Chair: David Berry, United Kingdom United Berry, David Chair: AEDs? of Monitoring Drug Therapeutic from learned we have What Kingdom United Berry, David How to miss the best time for surgery for time best the miss to How Germany Elger, Christian drugs start to time antiepileptic best the stop to or miss to How Germany Schmidt, Dieter ECE FORUM K11 Hall TEACHING SESSION TEACHING K1 Hall Germany Elger, Christian Co-chair: Germany Schmidt, Dieter Co-chair: PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 07:30 – 09:00 09:00 – 07:30 us taught it has what monitoring; drug therapeutic of years Fifty 07:30 – 09:00 09:00 – 07:30 drugs antiepileptic flags for time - red epilepsy: in do to not What PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 73 90 Late abstracts 07:30 – 09:00 PROGRAMME 70 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Tania Ramos-Moreno, Sweden Collagen VI modulates synaptic transmission in the hippocampus Franck Semah, France intractability in adult epilepsy? patients with partial Is hippocampal sclerosis prognostic the most important factor of Raju Tomer, USA intact tissues Advanced clarity methods for rapid and high-resolution imaging of Co-chair: Graeme Sills, United Kingdom Co-chair: Vicky Whittemore, USA Hall K2 PLATFORM SESSION Yaman Eksioglu, USA ablation in pediatric patients with tuberous sclerosis complex neurocognitive difficulties following staged MRI-guided laser thermal Mid and long term outcomes of medically refractory epilepsy and Loraine Fisch, Switzerland setting Additional yield of MRIand long-term EEG in first unprovoked seizure Francesca Pittau, Switzerland without spikesalso Regions belonging to an epileptic network are abnormally connected WEDNESDAY 2 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ND PHARMACOLOGY JULY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 71 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION JULY PHARMACOLOGY ND BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY new goals goals new WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY Modulating the NMDA receptor with Ketamine with receptor NMDA the Modulating Kingdom United Walker, Matthew how? and why epilepsy: in serotonin Modulating USA Gilliam, Frank evidence current the are what humans: in Bumetamide Austria Trinka, Eugen Co-chair: Elinor Ben-Menachem, Sweden Ben-Menachem, Elinor Co-chair: France Ryvlin, Philippe Co-chair: epileptogenesis in targets molecular Novel Finland Pitkänen, Asla How can we help patients to a better life after epilepsy surgery? epilepsy after life a better to patients help we can How Australia Wilson, Sarah MAIN SESSION K1 Hall Kristina Malmgren, Sweden Sweden Malmgren, Kristina and adults in outcomes seizure long-term about know we do What children? Kingdom United Duncan, John benefits? and risks individual predict we can well How Finland Arto Immonen, MAIN SESSION A2 Hall France Kahane, Philippe Co-chair: Kälviäinen, Reetta Co-chair: Finland epilepsy? for surgery brain risk patients do Why PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 09:00 – 11:00 11:00 – 09:00 targets, new molecules, new future: the of Pharmacotherapy 09:00 – 11:00 11:00 – 09:00 surgery? epilepsy benefits from Who PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 13 30 Antiepileptic treatment 11:30 – 13:00 PROGRAMME 72 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July application on refractory temporal epilepsy Experience and results of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation William Pickrell, United Kingdom study Fractures in people with adiagnosis of epilepsy: apopulation based Torbjörn Tomson, Sweden therapy teratogenicityDose-dependent of valproate in mono- and combination Germany Co-chair: Bernd Schmidt, Co-chair: Vasilios Greece Kimiskidis, Hall A2 PLATFORM SESSION Rebecca Bromley, United Kingdom exposure to antiepileptic drugs Meta-analysis of neurodevelopmental outcome following prenatal Paul Timmings, New Zealand modelled in JME double blind placebo controlled study of lamotrigine vs valproate chronic AED efficacy: does the surrogate endpoint model work? A Use of change in EEG photo-paroxysmal-response (PPR) to predict Baftiu,Arton Norway Availability of antiepileptic drugs across Europe Volha Kistsen, Belarus WEDNESDAY 2 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ND PHARMACOLOGY JULY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 73 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION JULY PHARMACOLOGY ND BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY Apoptosis through death receptors in temporal lobe epilepsy-associated lobe temporal in receptors death Apoptosis through sclerosis hippocampal Brazil Teocchi, Marcelo in cortical in refractoriness postictal receptors adenosine of Role rats immature Czech Republic Mares, Pavel Expression of inflammation mediators in a mouse model of Temporal of model a mouse in mediators inflammation of Expression (TLE) Epilepsy Lobe Italy Genovesi, Sacha upregulation the on signaling beta factor growth transforming of Role in hippocampus rat the C in Tenascin protein matrix extracellular the of l mode seizure chronic Mexico Mercado-Gómez, Octavio Shilpa Kadam, USA USA Kadam, Shilpa drug- between differences reveals inflammation of imaging Molecular temporal of model a chronic in animals drug-sensitive and resistant epilepsy lobe Germany Potschka, Heidrun PLATFORM SESSION PLATFORM A4 Hall France Represa, Alfonso Co-chair: Curtis, de Marco Italy Co-chair: activity biosensor detects glutamate vivo in and quantitative-EEG 24h MeCP2 in pathogenesis of biomarkers dependent rhythm circadian and mice mouse KO PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 11:30 – 13:00 13:00 – 11:30 ictogenesis and Biomarkers PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 13 30 Epidemiology and prognosis 11:30 – 13:00 PROGRAMME 74 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Alexandra Voll, Canada population: acase-control study Predicting drug-resistance in generalized epilepsy in an adult Nicola Pietrafusa, Italy Long-term prognosis of juvenile myoclonic epilepsy Tuan Nguyen Anh, Vietnam Prognosis of epilepsy and mortality in arural district of Vietnam Co-chair: Ettore Beghi, Italy Co-chair: Forsgren, Lars Sweden Hall K2 PLATFORM SESSION Olli Nevalainen, Finland review and meta-analysis of observational studies cohort Epilepsy-related clinical characteristics and mortality: asystematic Mikko Simola, Finland exploratory analysis study of acohort epilepsy and referents deceased of cardiovascular causes –an Differences in cardiovascular risk factors between patients with Sudhir Datar, USA encephalopathy syndrome (PRES) Development of epilepsy in patients with posterior reversible WEDNESDAY 2 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ND PHARMACOLOGY JULY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 75 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION JULY PHARMACOLOGY ND BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY SCN2A-related epileptic encephalopathies: extended phenotype and phenotype extended encephalopathies: epileptic SCN2A-related sodium to channel blockers response Germany Wolff, Markus Morphometric and functional MRI correlates in eyelid myoclonia with myoclonia eyelid in MRI correlates functional and Morphometric absences Italy Vaudano, Anna Elisabetta non-specific with children in epilepsy of causes genetic of Investigation technology aCGH-based using disability intellectual Romania Budisteanu, Magdalena Natasha Schoeler, United Kingdom Kingdom United Schoeler, Natasha encephalopathies epileptic for genes novel identify to forces Joining Belgium Djémié, Tania a cohort (NFLE): epilepsy lobe frontal nocturnal of prognosis Long-term study Italy Licchetta, Laura PLATFORM SESSION PLATFORM K1 Hall Italy Vigevano, Federico Co-chair: Netherlands Jansen, E. Floor Co-chair: diet ketogenic the to response for basis A genetic PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 11:30 – 13:00 13:00 – 11:30 syndromes epilepsy and Genetics PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 13 30 Status epilepticus 11:30 – 13:00 PROGRAMME 76 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Monica Ferlisi, Italy epilepticus A global audit of treatment of refractory and super-refractory status Ruzica Kravljanac, Serbia status epilepticus in children: a15-year asingle center experience Etiology, clinical course and respose to the treatment of superrefractory Johan Zelano, Sweden Infections in status epilepticus: aretrospective 5-year study cohort Co-chair: Tobias Cronberg, Sweden Co-chair: Aidan Neligan, United Kingdom Hall K11 PLATFORM SESSION Lucrezia Ilvento, Italy in children with refractory convulsive status epilepticus Continuous EEG recording is useful to predict response to IVketamine Amelia Mendes, Portugal center tertiary Status epilepticus prognosis: afour-year retrospective analysis in a Estevo Santamarina, Spain between SEduration and subsequent development of epilepsy Prognosis of non-covulsive status epilepticus (NCSE): relationship WEDNESDAY 2 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ND PHARMACOLOGY JULY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 77 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION JULY PHARMACOLOGY ND BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY epileptic sleep-related paroxysmal motor events events motor paroxysmal sleep-related epileptic WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY Raffaele Manni, Italy Manni, Raffaele Neural networks in sleep-related complex motor seizures motor complex sleep-related in networks Neural France Kahane, Philippe behaviours motor complex epileptic Non Switzerland Bassetti, Claudio disorders sleep with comorbidity and epilepsy Sleep-related Co-chair: Sofia Eriksson, United Kingdom United Sofia Eriksson, Co-chair: Italy Nobili, Lino Co-chair: mechanisms sleep and between interrelationship Pathophysiologic seizures focal nocturnal Canada Amzica, Florin MRI negative neocortical epilepsy – the mythology of a ‘seizure focus’ ‘seizure a of neocortical mythology – the epilepsy MRI negative Belgium Boon, Paul SYMPOSIUMSPECIAL A2 Hall Bertil Rydenhag, Sweden Sweden Bertil Rydenhag, change behavioural Surgically-induced Kingdom United Shorvon, Simon memory surgically-induced of patients to consequences The disturbance Kingdom United Baxendale, Sallie PARALLEL SESSION PARALLEL A6 Hall Turkey Özkara, Çigdem Co-chair: Germany Bien, Christian Co-chair: surgery epilepsy of complications neurological and Surgical PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 14:30 – 16:00– 14:30 non- and epileptic Symposium: Society Research Sleep European 11:30 – 13:00 13:00 – 11:30 surgery epilepsy of downsides The PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 43 60 Commission on European Affairs – North American Commission 14:30 – 16:00 PROGRAMME 78 43 60 Improving yield and safety in the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit 14:30 – 16:00 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Peter Carlen, Canada Implantable wireless systems for metabolic monitoring in epilepsy Andreas Schulze-Bonhage, Germany Seizure anticipation and prediction Hermann Stefan, Germany MEG: limitations and possibilities Co-chair: Peter Carlen, Canada Co-chair: Paul Boon, Belgium Hall A4 SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM Sándor Beniczky, Denmark during seizures: how to improve diagnostic yields EMU organization, intensity of monitoring and patient management Andrew McEvoy, United Kingdom Risks with invasive monitoring –can we improve damage control? Stevens Claus, Netherlands and safety issues AED tapering or withdrawal for seizure provocation: recommendations Judith Dobesberger, Austria General safety issues in the EMU Co-chair: Guido Rubboli, Denmark Co-chair: Kristina Källén, Sweden Hall A6 PARALLEL SESSION Richard S. McLachlan, Canada Indirect and direct brain stimulation for seizure control opportunities Symposium: Neuro-engineering: diagnostic and therapeutic WEDNESDAY 2 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ND PHARMACOLOGY JULY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 79 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION JULY PHARMACOLOGY ND BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY Julia Jacobs, Germany Germany Jacobs, Julia application? – clinical scanner the in fMRI-recording with combined EEG Germany Moeller, Friederike epileptology in tracers new and PET-imaging Sophisticated Kingdom United Koepp, J. Matthias Co-chair: Christoph Baumgartner, Austria Baumgartner, Christoph Co-chair: Sweden Flink, Roland Co-chair: imaging source EEG density High Switzerland Seeck, Margitta useful how and mean it does – what (HFO) oscillations frequency High it? is Refractory seizures after AED withdrawal? AED after seizures Refractory Kingdom United Marson, Tony SESSION PARALLEL K11 Hall Morten I. Lossius, Norway Norway Lossius, Morten I. surgery after AEDs of withdrawal of Timing Netherlands Braun, Kees cognition on withdrawal AED of benefits Possible Germany Helmstaedter, Christoph PARALLEL SESSION PARALLEL K1 Hall Norway Gjerstad, Leif Co-chair: Israel Miri Neufeld, Co-chair: of withdrawal successful for predictors possible and relapse of Risk AEDs PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 14:30 – 16:00– 14:30 foci epileptogenic of localization for imaging and EEG in Advances 14:30 – 16:00– 14:30 consequences and possibilities – drugs antiepileptic of Withdrawal PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 43 60 Epilepsy surgery in genetic epilepsies: is it feasible? 14:30 – 16:00 PROGRAMME 80 63 80 Autoimmune epilepsy 16:30 – 18:00 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Epilepsy surgery forms in partial of GEFS plus Floor E. Jansen, Netherlands Epilepsy surgery in tuberous sclerosis Paolo Tinuper, Italy Epilepsy surgery in ADNFLE Fernando Cendes, Brazil Epilepsy surgery in familial temporal lobe epilepsy Co-chair: José M. Serratosa, Spain Co-chair: Petia Dimova, Bulgaria Hall K2 PARALLEL SESSION Christian Bien, Germany Treatment options for autoimmune epilepsy Angela Vincent, United Kingdom developments and future challenges Autoantibodies with epilepsy associated and other CNS disorders: new Marteen Titulaer, Netherlands pathogenic mechanisms NMDA and GABA-receptor antibodies in encephalitis: occurrence and Mia Levite, Israel present in epilepsy patients, kill neurons and damage the brain Glutamate receptor antibodies against AMPA and NMDA receptors are Co-chair: Jukka Peltola, Finland Co-chair: Eva Kumlien, Sweden Hall A2 PARALLEL SESSION Helen Cross, United Kingdom WEDNESDAY 2 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ND PHARMACOLOGY JULY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 81 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION JULY PHARMACOLOGY ND BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY considering pregnancy pregnancy considering WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY Marco Catani, United Kingdom United Catani, Marco Surgical procedures and functional aspects functional and procedures Surgical Sweden Bertil Rydenhag, crossing fibre of anatomy functional The of Republic Islamic Iran, Zarei, Mojtaba syndromes disconnection the of A reappraisal Co-chair: Eija Gaily, Finland Gaily, Eija Co-chair: Netherlands Braun, Kees Co-chair: outcome long-term and callosotomy for Indication Sweden Olsson, Ingrid Torbjörn Tomson, Sweden Sweden Tomson, Torbjörn – uncertainties? supplementation Folate Netherlands Dick Lindhout, SESSION PARALLEL A6 Hall Are there situations where the woman may decide not to become to not decide may woman the where situations there Are epilepsy? her to relation in pregnant Kingdom United Nashef, Lina generalized idiopathic with women for alternatives Treatment pregnancy? contemplating epilepsies Italy Battino, Dina useful? it is pregnancy: during monitoring level drugs Antiepileptic PARALLEL SESSION PARALLEL A4 Hall Sabers,Anne Denmark Co-chair: Republic Czech Zarubova, Jana Co-chair: PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 16:30 – 18:00– 16:30 future and present past, Callosotomy; 16:30 – 18:00– 16:30 epilepsy with women of management the in issues Controversial PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 63 80 Commission on European Affairs Symposium: Regulatory issues 16:30 – 18:00 PROGRAMME 82 63 80 The Debate:Michael Focal ictogenesis 16:30 – 18:00 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July viewpoint Extrapolation of efficacy data from adults to children: the paediatric France Baulac, Michel studies feasible? Added value of anew AED: are head-to-head, add-on, comparative Emilio Perucca, Italy Challenges with the monotherapy indication Co-chair: Manuel United Haas, Kingdom Co-chair: France Michel Baulac, Hall K1 SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM Christian Elger, Germany epilepsies beyond resections? Are there more intelligent invasive treatment options for focal Jean Gotman, Canada dysfunction The syndrome of temporal lobe epilepsy reflects widespread network Matthias J. Koepp, United Kingdom Ictogenesis in idiopathic “focal” epilepsies Ingmar Blümcke, Germany Cortical dysplasia is never focal Co-chair: Jörg Wellmer, Germany Co-chair: Peter Wolf, Denmark Hall K11 PARALLEL SESSION Karl Broich, Germany Current requirements for antiepileptic drugs by EUregulators Alexis Arzimanoglou, France with antiepileptic drugs: a European perspective WEDNESDAY 2 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC ND PHARMACOLOGY JULY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 83 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION JULY PHARMACOLOGY ND BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY Hall K2 Hall Symposium Satellite the on details full page see 106 for Please PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS PROGRAMME 16:30 – 18:00 18:00 – 16:30 Symposium Satellite SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME THURSDAY 3 84 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July RD JULY SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 85 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 73 10 The role of the epilepsy nurse in the management of people with 07:30 – 11:00 PROGRAMME 86 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Eylert Brodtkorb, Norway Benefits from epilepsy nurse intervention Margarete Pfäfflin, Germany with epilepsy Efficacy of educational programmes for children, adolescents and adults Mike Kerr, United Kingdom The epilepsy specialist nurse in the multidisciplinary epilepsy team Co-chair: Fredrik Asztély, Sweden Co-chair: Eva Kumlien, Sweden Hall A4 TEACHING COURSE Panel discussions Anthony Linklater, United Kingdom and treatment? How can an epilepsy nurse implement guidelines for epilepsy diagnosis Elinor Ben-Menachem, Sweden What is the evidence for guidelines for epilepsy? Break epilepsy THURSDAY 3 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC RD JULY PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 87 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION - from a referring centre (Estonia) (Estonia) centre a referring - from (Finland) centre receiving - from (Slovenia) centre a referring - from PHARMACOLOGY JULY RD (includes data from a pilot questionnaire from 5 countries) 5 from questionnaire a pilot from data (includes BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY The case of patients from small countries and the teams taking teams the and countries small from patients of case The them of care THURSDAY 3 THURSDAY Olivier Delalande, France Delalande, Olivier Germany Holthausen, Johann Kingdom United Cross, Helen France Ryvlin, Philippe Colaborative experience Colaborative Slovenia Kržan, Matevž (France) centre referring a - from experience Colaborative France Martine Fohlen, issues hot to comments Wise Managing patients with drug resistant epilepsies from small European small from epilepsies resistant drug with patients Managing countries Slovenia Ravnik, Igor experience Colaborative Estonia al, et Talvik Inga experience Colaborative Finland Kälviäinen, Reetta ECE FORUM K1 Hall Slovenia Ravnik, Igor Chair: PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 07:30 – 09:00– 07:30 borders: European across epilepsies resistant drug Managing PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 73 90 Where is the epileptogenic zone? Case discussion of pre-surgical 07:30 – 09:00 PROGRAMME 88 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Quantified frequency analysis index to identify the EZ: acase report Andrei Barborica, Romania Ioana Mindruta, Romania to delineate the epileptogenic zone –acase report Patient specific topographic mapping of electrophysiological biomarkers Kaspar Schindler, Spain Ralph G. Andrzejak, Spain Nonlinear structure to identify the epileptogenic zone: acase report Chair: Italy Marco de Curtis, Hall K11 ECE FORUM General discussion Fabrice Wendling, France Fabrice Bartolomei, France Epileptogenic index to identify the EZ: acase report Olivier David, France Anne Sophie Job, France Statistical Parametric Mapping index to identify the EZ: acase report Stefano Francione, Italy Vadym Gnatkovsky, Italy intracranial recordings THURSDAY 3 EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE BASIC RD JULY PHARMACOLOGY N O I T A C I F I S S A L C D N A Y G O L O I M E S SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 89 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JULY RD BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY THURSDAY 3 THURSDAY Epileptic Disorders Epileptic France Arzimanoglou, Alexis Research Epilepsy Sweden Kokaia, Merab Co-chair: Frank Gilliam, USA Gilliam, Frank Co-chair: Federation Guekht, Russian Alla Co-chair: Epilepsia France Nehlig, Astrid Maryse Van Klooster, Netherlands Klooster, Van Maryse ECoG intra-operative of use the on discussion Forum speakers above All SESSION PARALLEL K2 Hall Intraoperative ECoG in TLE in ECoG Intraoperative Germany Stefan, Hermann focal in resections tailor to (ECoG) electrocorticography Sequential cortical dysplasia Brazil Paglioli, Eliseu intraoperative the in Oscillations Frequency High on based Tailoring promise? their break of make they will ECoG: ECE FORUM 17 K16 & Hall Netherlands Zijlmans, Maeike Chair: line dotted the and scissors needles, tools: tailor’s The Netherlands Leijten, Frans PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 07:30 – 09:00 09:00 – 07:30 Forum Editors the Meet Journals: Epilepsy in published get to How 07:30 – 09:00 09:00 – 07:30 corticography intra-operative in spikes and HFOs PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 80 94 Pharmacological treatment of epilepsy – basic and 08:00 – 09:45 PROGRAMME 90 93 10 New insights into the extent of the epileptogenic zone/what to 09:30 – 11:00 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Cecilie Johannessen Landmark, Norway Clinical pharmacokinetics of AEDs Graeme Sills, United Kingdom selection? ofDo mechanisms action matter for efficacy, tolerability and AED Wolfgang Löscher, Germany ofMechanisms action of AEDs Chair: Svein I. Johannessen, Norway Hall A2 TEACHING COURSE BJörg Wellmer, Germany dysplasia type II Lesion guided radiofrequency thermocoagulation of focal cortical Hana Malikova, RepublicCzech treatment of mesial temporal lobe epilepsy Stereotactic radiofrequency amygdalohippocampectomy for the Fabrice Bartolomei, France Gamma-knife radiosurgery: lesion oriented or SEEG-guided? Stefano Francione, Italy results SSEEG-guided radiofrequency thermocoagulation –indications and Chair: Jörg Wellmer, Germany Hall K1 ECE FORUM Philip Patsalos, United Kingdom variabilty Drug interactions and clinical management of pharmacokinetic surgery remove area from spatially restricted non-resective epilepsy pharmacokinetic aspects THURSDAY 3 EPIDEMIOLOGY EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE SCIENCE BASIC BASIC RD JULY PHARMACOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY N N O O I I T T A A C C I I F F I I S S S S A A L L C C D D N N A A Y Y G G O O L L O O I I M M E E S S SURGERY SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY CATEGORY OTHER OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 91 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JULY RD BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY THURSDAY 3 THURSDAY The challenges of large-scale, multi-centre clinical data collection; data clinical multi-centre large-scale, of challenges The EpiPGX and SANAD lessons from Kingdom United Marson, Tony an epilepsy; for development drug future in biomarkers of role The perspective industry Belgium Kaminski, Rafal Holger Lerche, Germany Germany Lerche, Holger a about us tell blood peripheral can what epilepsy; in biomarkers Serum disorder? brain Finland Peltola, Jukka us tell specimens post-surgical can what epilepsy; in biomarkers Tissue general? in epilepsy about Germany Blümcke, Ingmar ECE FORUM K11 Hall Kingdom United Sills, Graeme Chair: & EPICURE lessons from epilepsy; in biomarkers genomic of value The EpiPGX PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 09:30 – 11:00– 09:30 project Biomarker Epilepsy European PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 93 10 Integrated models for the study of seizure mechanisms 09:30 – 11:00 PROGRAMME 92 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July In vitro neuro-vascular unit Francois Rassendren, France Microglial cross-talk in epileptic brain Olli Gröhn, Finland in rat MRI methods for imaging of plasticity, network alterations and seizures Nicola Marchi, USA Novel cerebrovascular culprit of seizures: imaging of pericytes Chair: Nicola Marchi, USA Hall K12 ECE FORUM Laura Librizzi, Italy Seizure determinants brain in the isolated preparation Matthew Walker, United Kingdom A model of focal epilepsy neocortical Damir Janigro, USA THURSDAY 3 EPIDEMIOLOGY EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE SCIENCE BASIC BASIC RD JULY PHARMACOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY N N O O I I T T A A C C I I F F I I S S S S A A L L C C D D N N A A Y Y G G O O L L O O I I M M E E S S SURGERY SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY CATEGORY OTHER OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 93 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JULY RD BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY THURSDAY 3 THURSDAY Targeting the problem in a “modern” way: when to monitor, and what to what and monitor, to when way: “modern” a in problem the Targeting softwares EEG-interpreting with do Switzerland Rossetti, Andrea Chair: Alejandro Rabinstein, USA USA Rabinstein, Alejandro Chair: status and seizures of treatment and Diagnosis problem: the Framing ICU the in epilepticus USA Rabinstein, Alejandro ICU the in patterns EEG way: “traditional” a in problem the Targeting Switzerland Sutter, Raoul Matthias J. Koepp, United Kingdom United Koepp, J. Matthias ECE FORUM K2 Hall Jean Gotman, Canada Gotman, Jean HD-EEG with studied networks epileptic of dynamics Temporal Switzerland Michel, Christoph partial in epilepsies subcorticalThe structures Czech Republic Rektor, Ivan networks scale large of Imaging ECE FORUM 17 K16 & Hall Republic Czech Rektor, Ivan Chair: Mode Default the and discharges epileptic between Interactions Network PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 09:30 – 11:00– 09:30 ICU the in EEG interpret and use to How 09:30 – 11:00 11:00 – 09:30 epilepsy in networks brain scale Large PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 94 50 Pharmacological treatment of epilepsy – clinical aspects 09:45 – 15:00 PROGRAMME 94 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July adults and the elderly AED selection: from evidence-based guidelines to clinical practice: Break Helen Cross, United Kingdom children AED selection: from evidence-based guidelines to clinical practice: Bernd Schmidt, Germany Critical reading of clinical trials of AEDs Meir Bialer, Israel Strategies in the development of new AEDs –what is in the pipeline? Chair: Svein I. Johannessen, Norway Hall A2 TEACHING COURSE Eugen Trinka, Austria Update on the treatment of status epilepticus I.Morten Lossius, Norway Termination of AED treatment in patients in remission Aidan Neligan, United Kingdom Medical management of the difficult-to-treat patients Break Torbjörn Tomson, Sweden Pregnancy and breast-feeding Piero Perucca, Australia Predicting, preventing and managing adverse effects of AEDs Elinor Ben-Menachem, Sweden THURSDAY 3 EPIDEMIOLOGY EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE SCIENCE BASIC BASIC RD JULY PHARMACOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY N N O O I I T T A A C C I I F F I I S S S S A A L L C C D D N N A A Y Y G G O O L L O O I I M M E E S S SURGERY SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY CATEGORY OTHER OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 95 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JULY RD BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY THURSDAY 3 THURSDAY Jordi Bruna, Spain Spain Bruna, Jordi patients? tumor brain in anticonvulsant choose to your How Sweden Smits, Anja Anna Rosati, Italy Italy Anna Rosati, in survival longer and acetylation histone valproate, of Use glioblastoma Netherlands Kerkhof, Melissa and anticonvulsants of use concomitant of cons and Pros agents chemotherapeutic ECE FORUM K1 Hall France Vecht, J. Charles Chair: seizures and gliomas in role their and mutations IDH1 Glutamate, The origin of the EEG signal EEG the of origin The Canada Amzica, Florin reporting and Analyze Denmark Beniczky, Sándor TEACHING COURSE TEACHING A4 Hall Sweden Flink, Roland Chair: monitoring video-EEG up the Setting Denmark Skaarup, Christian Denmark Kristiansen, Karin PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 11:30 – 13:00 13:00 – 11:30 Unisono them control to how tumours: brain in Seizures 11:30 – 13:00 13:00 – 11:30 monitoring EEG video – Technicians EEG PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 13 30 Computer-based automated seizure detection 11:30 – 13:00 PROGRAMME 96 13 30 MRI for epileptologists: of identification therapy relevant 11:30 – 13:00 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Hall K12 ECE FORUM Andreas Schulze-Bonhage, Germany Frans Leijten, Netherlands Christoph Baumgartner, Austria Panel discussion Chair: Christoph Baumgartner, Austria Hall K11 ECE FORUM Jörg Wellmer, Germany clinical focus hypothesis MRIinteractive –find the epileptogenic lesion of different MRIsequences. How to read MRI? The significance of the Why imaging in epilepsy patients? T1, T2, and co –the usefulness FLAIR Chair: Jörg Wellmer, Germany epileptogenic lesions THURSDAY 3 EPIDEMIOLOGY EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE SCIENCE BASIC BASIC RD JULY PHARMACOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY N N O O I I T T A A C C I I F F I I S S S S A A L L C C D D N N A A Y Y G G O O L L O O I I M M E E S S SURGERY SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY CATEGORY OTHER OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 97 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JULY RD BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY epilepsy; new opportunities in epilepsy research research opportunities epilepsy in new epilepsy; THURSDAY 3 THURSDAY Peri-ictal microRNA changes in biofluids: clinical trials clinical biofluids: in changes microRNA Peri-ictal Denmark Rosenow, Felix focal in regions miRNA of sequencing deep exome; the Extending epilepsy Kingdom United Sisodiya, Sanjay Ireland Cavalleri, Gianpiero Anti-ictogenic and anti-inflammatory activities of miR146a in mice in miR146a of activities anti-inflammatory and Anti-ictogenic Italy Vezzani, Annamaria epilepsy in profiles miRNA blood Rodent Ireland Henshall, David Netherlands Gorter, Jan David Henshall, Ireland Ireland Henshall, David the in epilepticus status induced electrically after Anti-epileptogenesis microRNAs? for role rat: Netherlands Gorter, Jan astrocyte- of regulator a key miR-146a: miRNAs: and Inflammation inflammatory mediated Netherlands Aronica, Eleonora ECE FORUM 17 K16 & Hall Ireland Henshall, David Chair: channels ion targeting microRNAs New PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 11:30 – 13:00– 11:30 of prevention and treatment pathogenesis, the in MicroRNAs PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 13 23 From atypical rolandic epilepsy to “encephalopathy with 11:30 – 12:30 PROGRAMME 98 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Sameer Zuberi, United Kingdom Lumper Renzo Guerrini, Italy Splitter Chair: Edouard Hirsch, France Hall K2 ECE DEBATES / CONTROVERSY how many syndromes do we need? continuous spikes and waves during slow-wave sleep (CSWS)”: THURSDAY 3 EPIDEMIOLOGY EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE SCIENCE BASIC BASIC RD JULY PHARMACOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY N N O O I I T T A A C C I I F F I I S S S S A A L L C C D D N N A A Y Y G G O O L L O O I I M M E E S S SURGERY SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY CATEGORY OTHER OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 99 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JULY RD BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY THURSDAY 3 THURSDAY Andrea Rossetti, Switzerland Rossetti, Andrea Yes Sweden Cronberg, Tobias ECE DEBATES / CONTROVERSY / ECE DEBATES K1 Hall Sweden Ben-Menachem, Elinor Chair: No Ute Häussler, Germany Germany Häussler, Ute is rhythms network hippocampal to firing neuronal of coupling Phase conditions epileptic under preserved Germany Kilias, Antje Idrish Ali, Sweden Sweden Ali, Idrish of biomarkers potential as inflammation brain and neurogenesis Adult epileptogenesis Sweden Chugh, Deepti axis septotemporal the along interneurons of vulnerability Differential epilepsy experimental in hippocampus the of Sonja Bröer, Germany Bröer, Sonja newborn of dendritogenesis on seizures febrile experimental of Effect cells granule dentate hippocampal Belgium Raijmakers, Marjolein CX3CR1/fractalkine signaling via activation microglial of Inhibition hippocampal epilepticus-induced status diminishes pathway rat adult the in neurogenesis and neurodegeneration PLATFORM SESSION PLATFORM A4 Hall Sweden Clementson, Ekdahl Christine Co-chair: Sweden Andersson, My Co-chair: following excitability neuronal in changes opposing show rats and Mice insult brain epileptogenic an PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 aggressively? treated be epilepticus status post-anoxic Should 13:30 – 15:00– 13:30 reorganisation network and Neurogenesis PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 33 50 Negative MRI: what to do now? 13:30 – 15:00 PROGRAMME 100 33 50 DESIRE and euroEPINOMICS: large scale EU research networks to 13:30 – 15:00 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Serge Vulliemoz, Switzerland … EEG source imaging and EEG-fMRI Niels Focke, Germany ...post-processing of MRI Wim Van Paesschen, Belgium ...ictal SPECT Chair: Serge Vulliemoz, Switzerland Hall K11 ECE FORUM Sarah Weckhuysen, Belgium Alfonso Represa, France Carla Marini, Italy Johannes Lemke, Denmark presentationShort with panel discussions Chair: Renzo Guerrini, Italy Hall K12 ECE FORUM encephalopathies unveil the genetic and pathogenetic ofmechanisms epileptic THURSDAY 3 EPIDEMIOLOGY EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE SCIENCE BASIC BASIC RD JULY PHARMACOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY N N O O I I T T A A C C I I F F I I S S S S A A L L C C D D N N A A Y Y G G O O L L O O I I M M E E S S SURGERY SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY CATEGORY OTHER OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 101 OTHER CATEGORY www.epilepsystockholm2014.org SURGERY SEMIOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION PHARMACOLOGY JULY RD BASIC SCIENCE EPIDEMIOLOGY management management THURSDAY 3 THURSDAY Alan Yuen, United Kingdom United Yuen, Alan Physical exercise Physical Brazil Arida, Mario Ricardo Music China of Republic Taiwan, Yang, Rei-Cheng factors lifestyle multiple managing for rationale The Chairman’s opening remarks: Epilepsy is more than a than more is Epilepsy remarks: opening Chairman’s condition neurological Kingdom United Sander, Ley acids fatty Omega-3 Canada Trepanier, Marco Magnesium Canada Carlen, Peter ECE FORUM 17 K16 & Hall Kingdom United Yuen, Alan Co-chair: Kingdom United Sander, Ley Co-chair: PAEDIATRICS DIAGNOSTICS 13:30 – 15:00– 13:30 in role – reduction stress exercise, nutrition, factors: Lifestyle PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 33 50 Epilepsies amenable to treatments: specific metabolic and 13:30 – 15:00 PROGRAMME 102 50 63 Highlights session 15:00 – 16:30 Stockholm 29 DIAGNOSTICS DIAGNOSTICS PAEDIATRICS PAEDIATRICS th June -3 rd July Damir Janigro, USA Immunotherapy in epilepsy: from lesson animal models Rima Nabbout, Treatment: when etiology makes adifference Lucia Fusco, Case presentation Chair: Tiziana Granata, Italy Hall K2 ECE FORUM Federico Vigevano, Italy Paediatric highlights Reetta Kälviäinen, Finland Surgery highlights Merab Kokaia, Sweden Basic science highlights Philippe Ryvlin, France Pharmacology highlights Co-chair: Torbjörn Tomson, Sweden Co-chair: Kristina Malmgren, Sweden Hall A2 HIGHLIGHTS SESSION Christian Bien, treatment Definite and possible autoimmune encephalitis: for flow the charts Tiziana Granata, Case presentation immunomediated disorders THURSDAY 3 EPIDEMIOLOGY EPIDEMIOLOGY BASIC SCIENCE SCIENCE BASIC BASIC Italy Germany France RD Italy JULY PHARMACOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY N N O O I I T T A A C C I I F F I I S S S S A A L L C C D D N N A A Y Y G G O O L L O O I I M M E E S S SURGERY SURGERY OTHER CATEGORY CATEGORY OTHER OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 103 ▼ www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JUNE TH drug treatment choices influence outcomes epilepsy treatment drug Efficacy or effectiveness: the goals of early therapy in epilepsy in therapy early of goals the effectiveness: or Efficacy Kingdom United Rugg-Gunn, Fergus Chair: Elinor Ben-Menachem, Sweden Ben-Menachem, Elinor Chair: and existing AEDs: newer and older of pitfalls and advantages The evidence emerging USA Mintzer, Scott cognition on treatment and disease of Impact issue? an Fuelling Germany Helmstaedter, Christoph Satellite Symposium Satellite A2 Hall Breaking the mould: Challenging monotherapy and the familiar choices familiar the and monotherapy Challenging mould: the Breaking therapy adjunctive for Austria Trinka, Eugen perampanel prescribing of Practicalities discussion: Panel Austria Trinka, Eugen Kingdom United Martin Brodie, Denmark Nikanorova, Marina Sweden Tomson, Torbjörn Building bridges: Managing the transition from child to adult epilepsy child adult to from transition the Managing bridges: Building care Denmark Nikanorova, Marina adherence poor managing and Uncovering link: missing The Kingdom United Martin Brodie, MONDAY 30 MONDAY Symposium Satellite A2 Hall Sweden Tomson, Torbjörn Chair: SATELLITE SYMPOSIA SATELLITE 18:30 – 20:00 20:00 – 18:30 how drug; how - consequences & Considerations SA: Pharma UCB 16:30 – 18:00 18:00 – 16:30 more? do we Can care: epilepsy in mark a Making Ltd.: Eisai SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 73 90 Cyberonics: Advancing patient care through innovative closed loop 07:30 – 09:00 104 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Shivkumar Sabesan, USA loop Seizure detection using autonomic signatures of epilepsy: Closing the Philippe Ryvlin, France Reducing the burden of refractory epilepsy Paul Boon, Belgium Introduction: Refractory epilepsy –more than seizures Chair: Paul Boon, Belgium Hall K2 Satellite Symposium TUESDAY 1 Paul Boon, Belgium Debate: Are we advancing patient care? Kristl Vonck, Belgium The impact and potential of closed-loop neurostimulation neurostimulation ST JULY SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 105 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ST for children in the community – far from PERFECT™? PERFECT™? from far community– the in children for Future management of children with prolonged, acute, convulsive acute, prolonged, with children of management Future – discussion community the in seizures France Nabbout, Rima Kingdom United Chin, Richard close and Summary Belgium Lagae, Lieven Lieven Lagae, Belgium Belgium Lagae, Lieven convulsive acute, prolonged, of management the Understanding patients and carers HCPs, from – perspectives seizures Kingdom United Appleton, Richard survey European-wide from data – emerging initiative PERFECT™ The Italy Vigevano, Federico Chair: Lieven Lagae, Belgium Lieven Lagae, Chair: community the in seizures convulsive acute, prolonged, of Management so learnt far? we have – what TUESDAY 1 TUESDAY Symposium Satellite A2 Hall 16:30 – 18:00– 16:30 seizures convulsive acute, prolonged, of Management ViroPharma: SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 80 93 NeuroSigma, Inc.: Trigeminal Nerve Stimulation: Neuromodulation 18:00 – 19:30 106 63 80 Elekta: What can epileptologists expect from MEG? 16:30 – 18:00 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Adam Pawley, United Kingdom excitability:TNS and cortical transcranial magnetic stimulation studies Christianne Heck, USA depression Acute and long term results in USclinical trials for epilepsy and Christianne Heck, USA basic science Introduction to Trigminal Nerve Stimulation: Background info, anatomy, Chair: Christianne Heck, USA Hall K2 Satellite Symposium TUESDAY 1 Stefan Rampp, Germany Future of MEG in treatment of epilepsies Richard Burgess, USA epilepsy surgery centre Implementation, organization, and role of aMEG laboratory in alarge Paul Boon, Belgium the referring centre MEG in the presurgical evaluation of epilepsy patients: perspective of Chair: HermannStefan, Germany Hall K2 Satellite Symposium WEDNESDAY 2 Sean Slaght, United Kingdom José M. Serratosa, Spain Lina Nashef, United Kingdom Clinical trial results at European epilepsy centres for the 21 st ST century JULY nd JULY SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 107 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org POSTERS 108 Stockholm 29 POSTERS th June -3 rd July POSTERS 109 JULY JULY JUNE ST ND TH www.epilepsystockholm2014.org TUESDAY 1 TUESDAY MONDAY 30 MONDAY WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY POSTER INFORMATION POSTER POSTERS which canbe downloaded from the StoreApp on your device. Delegates cansearch for abstracts by keywords and access the full papers on the Congress App interactive session planner. appear inThey anonline supplement also of Epilepsia. The poster abstracts are available on the 11 to outline their findings and answer questions. will be available at their posters on their assigned day. Eachpresenter shall be given three minutes the field) giving researchers to present the opportunity their during work the Congress. 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These 67 posters are listed in the following pages and also A and Area B in the Exhibition Area. the morning coffee breaks in the Best Poster Presentation Area be shown to the audience in special Best Poster Sessions during based on the quality of thepresented work in their abstracts to 67 posters were selected by the Scientific Advisory Committee BEST POSTERS Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July th ECE does not take any responsibility for unclaimed posters. th June to Wednesday 2 th ECE website www.epilepsystockholm2014.org nd July). in the POSTERS 111 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JUNE TH Chair: Günter Kramer, Switzerland Switzerland Kramer, Günter Chair: Effects of prenatal antiepileptic drug exposure on newborn brain newborn on exposure drug antiepileptic prenatal of Effects activity evaluation clinical a multi-centre Wales: South in Perampanel Limited benefit of Perampanel in institutionalized cognitively impaired cognitively institutionalized in Perampanel of benefit Limited epilepsy therapy-resistant highly with patients Effectiveness and tolerability of high dose Eslicarbazepine dose high of tolerability and Effectiveness and drugs antiepileptic about beliefs personality, Conscientious epilepsy with people in adherence medication of outcome reported seizure patient and tolerability dosing, Retention, adult in conditions real-life under treatment add-on only as Zonisamide non-interventional the of results partial with patients seizures: onset ZOOM study Efficacy and tolerance of perampanel in pharmacoresistant epilepsy in epilepsy pharmacoresistant in perampanel of tolerance and Efficacy people young and children LACO-EXP, a retrospective study of lacosamide: dosage-response lacosamide: of study a retrospective LACO-EXP, ≤400 mg dose a lacosamide on patients on analysis on a monotherapy as levetiracetam and oxcarbazepine of Effects metabolism D vitamin and calcium localization-related drug-resistant highly in perampanel Adjunctive audit a prospective – epilepsy Prescribing patterns of antiepileptic drugs and interaction risk in general in risk interaction and drugs antiepileptic of patterns Prescribing practice Mari Videman, Finland Finland Videman, Mari Kingdom United Lawthom, Charlotte Edgar Kockelmann, Germany Germany Kockelmann, Edgar Germany Schmid, Gaby Seth Margolis, USA USA Margolis, Seth Kevin Kelly, United Kingdom United Kelly, Kevin Kingdom United Philip, Sunny Spain Velasquez, Camacho Jose Mercedes Garcés, Spain Spain Garcés, Mercedes Cyprus Aksoy, Duygu Domenico Italiano, Italy Italiano, Domenico BEST POSTERS BEST 30 MONDAY p136 p138 p135 p134 p131 p133 p126 p119 p117 p116 p115 11:00 – 11:30 11:30 – 11:00 A AREA - PRESENTATION POSTER BEST POSTERS 10 13 BEST POSTER PRESENTATION – AREA B 11:00 – 11:30 p141 p140 112 p311 p294 p293 p286 p252 p242 p241 p178 p172 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Tomoko Toyota,Japan Jinane Fattouch, Italy William Stern, United Kingdom Chair: Alla Russian Guekht, Federation Holtkamp,Martin Germany Jonathan Curot, France A l de Weerd, Netherlands Matthias Neef, Germany María Sitges, Mexico Antonia Menzel, Germany Robert Powell, United Kingdom Sita Jayalakshmi Sattaluri, India stimulation study Perampanel excitability: and cortical atranscranial magnetic interim analysis of the open-label non-interventional study EPOS retention, dosing, patient seizure reported outcome and safety from an monotherapy in adults seizures: with partial-onset real-world data on Eslicarbazepine acetate as add-on treatment to antiepileptic review and analysis of 80years of literature in epileptic patients Long lasting memories scrutinized from electrical brain stimulation: a Sleep disorders other than parasomnias, as mimics of epilepsy epilepsy neuroprotective propertiesin amouse model of mesial temporal lobe Astrocytes pre-activated by ciliary neurotrophic factor show acid in the control of seizures in patients with refractory epilepsy Effectiveness of a12h extended release formula of ethyl-apovincaminic responses in epilepsy Time-Series analysis of EEG-MREG facilitates interpretation of BOLD Hyperconnectivity in juvenile myoclonic epilepsy –anetwork analysis detection and characterization of focal dysplasia cortical White mattersign choking and its variants: an imaging sign for Interictal epileptiform discharges in new-onset epilepsy in the elderly neuroimaging in predicting disease recurrence? High-grade gliomas: are epileptic seizures more sensitive than POSTERS 113 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ST Chair: Cecilie Johannessen Landmark, Norway Norway Landmark, Johannessen Cecilie Chair: Risk of bias and clinical heterogeneity in antiepileptic drug teratology drug antiepileptic in heterogeneity clinical and bias of Risk studies Changes in levetiracetam plasma concentrations during pregnancy and pregnancy during concentrations plasma levetiracetam in Changes frequency seizure on affection its Differences in usage of clobazam versus clonazepam for epilepsy for clonazepam versus clobazam of usage in Differences – a patients epilepsy pediatric in lacosamide with experience Long-term report multicentre European retrospective treated previously epilepsy with patients in monotherapy Lacosamide study observational an of results interim therapy: a combination with adults in clusters seizure for midazolam buccal with Experience Lacosamide added to a monotherapy in epilepsy patients with partial- with patients epilepsy in a monotherapy to added Lacosamide study VITOBA the of analysis final seizures: onset Safety and efficacy of eslicarbazepine acetate treatment in elderly in treatment acetate eslicarbazepine of efficacy and Safety patients post-marketing of 4 years after acetate eslicarbazepine of Safety Europe in experience epilepsy of group refractory a severe in perampanel to response Seizure patients Use of adjunctive rufinamide for patients with Lennox-Gastaut with patients for rufinamide adjunctive of Use practice clinical in syndrome Jennifer Pulman, United Kingdom Kingdom United Pulman, Jennifer Vanesa Fraga, Spain Spain Fraga, Vanesa Denmark Becser, Andersen Noemi Martha Feucht, Austria Austria Martha Feucht, Italy Cumbo, Eduardo Cora Flynn, Ireland Ireland Flynn, Cora Germany Noack-Rink, Matthias USA Isojarvi, Jouko Raquel Costa, Portugal Portugal Costa, Raquel Portugal Gama, Helena Stéphane Auvin, France France Auvin, Stéphane BEST POSTERS BEST 1 TUESDAY p393 p391 p359 p354 p346 p351 p345 p343 p341 p340 p336 11:00 – 11:30 11:30 – 11:00 A AREA - PRESENTATION POSTER BEST POSTERS p504 p476 p470 p455 p454 p453 p452 p451 p432 p397 p394 BEST POSTER PRESENTATION – AREA B 11:00 – 11:30 114 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Nienke Verbeek, Netherlands Matthew Hunter, United Kingdom Nino Tetro, Israel Anette Farmen, Norway Christian Samsonsen, Norway Jing Ding, China Laura Mirandola, Italy Simona Proteasa, USA Katrin Gross-Paju, Estonia Anastasia Dressler, Austria Flavio Villani, Italy patients with epilepsy Non-adherence to AEDs is amajor cause of acute hospitalization in patients, atract-based spatial statistics study Altered white matter integrity with is drug associated usage in epilepsy fMRI study Neuronal networks related to the offset of absence seizures: an EEG- andCase report discussion NMDA receptor encephalitis presenting status epilepticus. as partial encephalitis potassium (VGKC) channels –complex-associated LGI1 autoantibodies Increased frequency of pre-existing sezures due to voltage-gated therapies- when with? to start Efficacy of the ketogenic diet in Dravet syndrome versus other spectrum? Bitemporal epilepsy: aspecific phenotype in the temporal lobe epilepsy Netherlands risk following vaccination pertussis in Dravet syndrome patients in the Effect of modifications of the national vaccination program on seizure Study: NEUROPROFILES –apopulation-based study NEUROdevelopment in PReschool Children Of FIfe and Lothian Epilepsy placenta The effects of antiepileptic drugs on transporter expression in human from the Oppland perinatal registry Teenage pregnancies in women with epilepsy clinically validated data Chair: Tove Hallböök, Sweden POSTERS 115 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ND Chair: Martin Brodie, United Kingdom United Martin Brodie, Chair: Patients' versus prescribers' view of antiepileptic medication antiepileptic of view prescribers' versus Patients' Vienna in perampanel with experiences clinical First Clinical experience with therapeutic drug monitoring of eslicarbazepine of monitoring drug therapeutic with experience Clinical Norway in acetate Do levetiracetam (LEV) and brivaracetam (BRV) differ in their effect on effect their in differ (BRV) brivaracetam and (LEV) levetiracetam Do results patients?: epilepsy in (PPR) response EEG photo-paroxysmal the study mining data a retrospective, of and epilepsy rolandic of survey UK practice and feasibility trial Clinical syndrome Panayiotopoulos 10, between comparison bioavailability/bioequivalence Brivaracetam healthy in bolus intravenous 100 mg and tablets 100 mg 75 and 50, volunteers An overall and dose-response meta-analysis of efficacy of newer of efficacy of meta-analysis dose-response and overall An secondarily of treatment the in drugs antiepileptic generation seizures tonic-clonic generalized Antiepileptic drugs and cognitive functions in children with children in functions cognitive and drugs Antiepileptic epilepsy of forms cryptogenic and symptomatic 40 in diet ketogenic and drugs antiepileptic of evaluation Retrospective efficacy long-term low mutations: CDKL5 with patients monotherapy carbamazepine versus zonisamide of efficacy Long-term analysis partial diagnosed epilepsy: newly with adults of treatment for types seizure baseline by Comparison of artificial neural network and regression analysis for analysis regression and network artificial of neural Comparison patients adult in efficacy monotherapy lamotrigine initial of prediction epilepsies related localization diagnosed newly with Morten Mevåg, Norway Norway Morten Mevåg, Austria Baumgartner, Christoph Armel Stockis, Belgium Belgium Stockis, Armel Norway Landmark, Johannessen Cecilie Ronald Reed, USA USA Reed, Ronald Kingdom United Pal, Deb Michel Baulac, France Michel Baulac, France Italy Russo, Emilio Svetlana Sivkova, Russian Federation Federation Russian Sivkova, Svetlana Germany Jansen, Christine Stevo Lukic, Serbia Stevo WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY p573 p571 p570 p569 p564 p559 p555 p554 p550 p549 p548 11:00 – 11:30 11:30 – 11:00 A AREA - PRESENTATION POSTER BEST POSTERS 10 13 BEST POSTER PRESENTATION – AREA B 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POSTER POSTERS 119 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JUNE TH TH Chair: Martin Brodie, United Kingdom Kingdom United Martin Brodie, Chair: therapy- highly with patients in retigabine of evaluation A retrospective epilepsy resistant Germany Huber, Bernd seizures: intractable with adolescents and children Thai in Zonisamide safety and efficacy of evaluation Thailand Thampratankul, Lunliya an in lacosamide with patients drug-resistant of treatment the of audit An clinic epilepsy Kingdom United Lucy Murena, in topiramate, extended-release once-daily USL255, of safety and Efficacy study PREVAIL the partial with seizures: onset adults Israel Blatt, Ilan with patients adult valproate-treated in syndrome metabolic of Prevalence epilepsy Estonia Rakitin, Aleksei general in risk interaction and drugs antiepileptic of patterns Prescribing practice Italy Italiano, Domenico on analysis dosage-response lacosamide: of study a retrospective LACO-EXP, ≤400 mg dose a lacosamide on patients Spain Garcés, Mercedes calcium on a monotherapy as levetiracetam and oxcarbazepine of Effects metabolism D vitamin and Cyprus Aksoy, Duygu multicenter Tunisian a epilepsy: intractable in drug add-on as Levetiracetam study Tunisia Mrabet, Hela epilepsy localization-related drug-resistant highly in perampanel Adjunctive audit – a prospective Kingdom United Kelly, Kevin MONDAY 30 MONDAY POSTERS online Epilepsia the in found can be affiliations, and list authors’ the including abstracts, Full been have also and p771 p108 to to p766 p001 number abstracts that note Please supplement. presentation. platform for selected 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 1 DRUGS ANTIEPILEPTIC p109 p110 p111 p112 p113 p115 p116 p117 p118 p119 POSTERS p130 p129 p128 p127 p126 p125 p124 p123 p122 p121 p120 ANTIEPILEPTIC DRUGS 2 13:30 – 14:30 120 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July MONDAY 30 Monica Mohan, United Kingdom Centre neuropsychiatric –atertiary service Our experience of lacosamide for drug resistant epilepsy at the Burden Sanja Hajnsek, Croatia study the treatment of pharmacoresistant epilepsy patients –aretrospective Efficacy of concurrent application of carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine in Sibila Nankovic, Croatia carbamazepine: acase report Transient lesion in the splenium of the corpus callosum with associated Amitabh Dash, India valproate in Indian adult population: asubanalysis Efficacy and tolerability of zonisamide as as first add-on therapy to Sunny Philip, United Kingdom children and young people Efficacy and tolerance of perampanel in pharmacoresistant epilepsy in Anna Biro, Germany experiences after marketing tolerability in pediatric patients with refractory epilepsies –first European Perampanel and Rufinamide show comparable initial effectiveness and Benedikt Greshake, Germany pharmacoresistant epilepsy Tolerability and effectiveness of Perampanel in treatment of patients with Maria Akrioti, Greece Sensorineural hearing loss after administration valproate of sodium Kristina Zaveckien, Lithuania Levetiracetam in refractory epilepsy: childhood efficacy and tolerability Takamasa Kishi, Japan rolandic epilepsy ofMechanism hypouricemia induced by carbamazepine in agirl with Noelia Rodríguez Villatoro, Spain Influence of antiepileptic drugs in the lipid profile of vascular epilepsy Chair: Emilio Russo, Italy TH JUNE POSTERS 121 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JUNE TH Chair: Eva Kumlien, Sweden Kumlien, Eva Chair: Eslicarbazepine dose high of tolerability and Effectiveness Spain Velasquez, Camacho Jose epilepsies focal for lacosamide with experience months six study: GALACO Spain Galicia, in Spain Osorio, Rodríguez Xiana medication and drugs antiepileptic about beliefs personality, Conscientious epilepsy with people in adherence USA Margolis, Seth of outcome reported seizure patient and tolerability dosing, Retention, adult in conditions real-life under treatment add-on only as Zonisamide study non-interventional the of results partial with seizures: patients onset ZOOM Germany Kockelmann, Edgar impaired cognitively institutionalized in Perampanel of benefit Limited epilepsy therapy-resistant highly with patients Germany Schmid, Gaby activity brain newborn on exposure drug antiepileptic prenatal of Effects Finland Videman, Mari partial refractory with patients in perampanel of tolerability and Efficacy a tertiary in centre epilepsy epilepsy Kingdom United Sieradzan, Katarzyna evaluation clinical a multi-centre Wales: South in Perampanel Kingdom United Lawthom, Charlotte HIV in tube gastric percutaneous via safe and – effective Perampanel therapy antiretroviral active highly concomitant with patient epileptic Austria Caravias, Georg monotherapy antiepileptic to treatment add-on as acetate Eslicarbazepine dosing, retention, on data real-world partial-onset with seizures: adults in the of analysis interim an from safety and outcome reported seizure patient EPOS study non-interventional open-label Germany Martin Holtkamp, stimulation magnetic a transcranial cortical and excitability: Perampanel study Kingdom United Stern, William MONDAY 30 MONDAY 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 3 DRUGS ANTIEPILEPTIC p131 p132 p133 p134 p135 p136 p137 p138 p139 p140 p141 POSTERS p150 p149 p148 p147 p146 p145 p144 p143 p142 BASIC SCIENCE 1 13:30 – 14:30 p153 p152 p151 BASIC SCIENCE 2 13:30 – 14:30 122 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July MONDAY 30 MONDAY 30 Ashish Dhir, India GYKI 52466delayed AMPA-induced seizure susceptibility in neonatal rats Francesca Colciaghi, Italy model of epileptogenic dysplasia cortical Progressive brain damage, synaptic reorganization and NMDA activation in a Braxton Norwood, Germany animal model of temporal lobe epilepsy The effects of entorhinal lesion cortex on epileptogenesis in atoxin-free Matthew Thomas, United Kingdom forA chamber the perfusion of in vitro tissue with multiple solutions Tahereh Ghadiri Garjan, Iran, Islamic Republic of following anew focal brain injury model PTZ adminstration disclosed post traumatic enhanced seizure susceptibility Ahmad Ali Lotfinia, Iran, Islamic Republic of repetitive spreading depression in juvenile rats Memory improvement after application of AMPA receptor antagonist during Cinzia Costa, Italy severity of seizures in epileptic mice Environmental enrichment restores hippocampal LTPCA1 and reduces Mahmood Lotfinia, Iran, Islamic Republic of gyrus of WAG/Rij rats Spreading depression enhances neurogenesis in hippocampus and dentate Danjela Ndoja, Albania Epilepsy co-morbidity in adult patients Chair: Christophe Bernard, Franc e Jung Hye Byeon, Korea, Republic of A modified animal model of symptomatic infantile spasms Francesco Noe, Italy brainin isolated preparation Effects of systemic kainic acid perfusion on limbic network synchronization Sukhvir Wright, United Kingdom susceptibility in mice Autoantibodies to the N-methyl-D-aspartate receptors and seizure Chair: Günther Sperk, Austria TH TH JUNE JUNE POSTERS 123 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JUNE TH Chair: Norman Delanty, Ireland Ireland Norman Delanty, Chair: injury head severe and moderate with patients at seizures Epileptic Federation Russian Trifonov, Igor are disease vessel associated small epilepsy with and epilepsy Post-stroke perspective epileptological An entities. nosological distinct Italy Ferlazzo, Edoardo about textbook the of recording disc optical by tool diagnostic Epilepsy and seizures of classifications and definitions examination, neurological chromosomal abnormalities, causes, localizations, their syndromes, epileptic working of database as presented are diagnoses differential listing and knowledge Federation Russian Andreev, Vladimir secondary in termination seizure asymmetric of value lateralizing The epilepsy lobe temporal of seizures tonic-clonic generalized USA Abubakr, Abuhuziefa FLE in findings electroencephalographic etiological Semiological Albania Ndoja, Danjela implications clinical and semiology phenomena: epileptic Visual Spain Gonzalez-Cuevas, Gloria Characterization and modification of the focal kainate model in mice as a as mice in model kainate focal the of modification and Characterization antiepileptogenesis on studies for model suitable Germany Twele, Friederike in models seizure electroshock maximal and pentylenetetrazol of Utility humans in efficacy anti-epileptic drug predicting for rodents Kingdom United Yuen, Eunice kindling amygdala the in changes perfusion SISCOM and progression Seizure monkey rhesus the in model Belgium Cleeren, Evy cortical in and expression NR2B subunit receptor NMDA the of Reduction rats WAG/Rij of subcortical areas of Republic Islamic Iran, Lotfinia, Mahmood seizure acid-induced kainic in diet ketogenic of effects Neuroprotective model mouse of Republic Korea, Kim, Wook Dong by induced rhesus in epilepsy lobe temporal of model kindling A novel lactone Coriaria China Hong, Zhen 30 MONDAY 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 CLINICAL 1 EPILEPSY p161 p162 p163 p164 p165 p166 p155 p157 p158 p159 p160 p154 POSTERS p179 p178 p177 p176 p175 p174 p173 p172 EPILEPSY 2 CLINICAL 13:30 – 14:30 p171 p170 p169 p168 p167 124 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Shin-Ichi Shin-Ichi Yoshioka, Japan Tottori Prefecture A survey of people with epilepsy living in elderly welfare service facilities in Tomoko Toyota, Japan Interictal epileptiform discharges in new-onset epilepsy in the elderly Laura Craciun, Romania electroencephalography study Automatisms in posterior epilepsies: cortex astereo- Anna Mira Loesch, Germany lobe epilepsy Analysis of seizure semiology identifies patients with bilateral temporal Alejandra Gómez, Spain Seizures strokes mimicking Maria Bograkou, Sweden dysplasiacortical in the right temporal lobe Case presentation of 26-year old woman with focal epilepsy due to focal Elisak,Martin RepublicCzech patients manifesting with hypermotor seizures Clinical and histopathological characteristics of temporal lobe epilepsy Jinane Fattouch, Italy in predicting disease recurrence? High-grade gliomas: are epileptic seizures more sensitive than neuroimaging Chair: Kjell Heuser, Norway MONDAY 30 Lorenzo Ferri, Italy auditory symptoms: anatomoelectro-clinical description of 11patients Nocturnal frontal lobe epilepsy with hypermotor seizures with associated Sang Kim, Korea, Republic of excellent recovery Japanese encephalitis presenting as nonconvulsive status epilepticus with Xiana Rodríguez Osorio, Spain Abdominal pain: ask don't the stomach, ask the brain Sang Kim, Korea, Republic of renal failure Nonconvulsive status epilepticus with cefepime associated in apatient with Gudrun Kalss, Austria Localizing value of ictal extrapyramidal motor symptoms TH JUNE POSTERS 125 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JUNE JUNE TH TH Chair: Jana Zarubova, Czech Republic Republic Czech Zarubova, Jana Chair: lobe temporal untreated with patients in changes variability Heart rate implication suggestive a new epilepsy: Italy Romigi, Andrea (VT)? video-telemetry (HVT) inpatient to video-telemetry home Is superior Kingdom United Manidakis, Ioannis Trends in the utilization of antiepileptic drugs in the elderly in Norway in elderly the in drugs antiepileptic of utilization the in Trends Norway Johannessen, I. Svein a in epilepsy amnestic Transient basis? a degenerative on I forget what all Is study EEG density a high patients: impairment cohort cognitive mild of Italy Felice, Del Alessandra associated limbic antibody decarboxylase acid anti-glutamic of A case epilepsy lobe temporal with encephalitis Cyprus Gelener, Pinar 30 MONDAY Boas, Netherlands Emde Van Walter Chair: first a after epilepsy of identification the in EEG of accuracy test Diagnostic meta-analysis and review a systematic seizure: unprovoked Canada Bouma, Hanni detect to EEG simultaneous and magnetoencephalography of Capability evaluation epilepsy presurgical Danish the in discharges epileptic interictal Denmark Duez, Lene seizures epileptic on detections early for model wavelet a proper Finding Indonesia Noertjahjani, Siswandari damage ischemic with brain infants preterm in analysis EEG Federation Russian Melashenko, Tatiana the at epilepsy of evaluation presurgical in neurophysiology Multimodal Sweden Lund, in Hospital University Sweden Melin, Anett ADHD or ASD with children in activity beta rhythmic Frontal Japan Nakagawa, Eiji with children in studies polysomnographic in sleep staging to approach An epilepsy focal Kingdom United Chan, Samantha 30 MONDAY 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 2 CLINICALNEUROPHYSIOLOGY p192 p193 p181 p182 14:30 – 13:30 1 CLINICALNEUROPHYSIOLOGY p183 p184 p185 p187 p188 p189 p191 p180 POSTERS p207 p206 p204 p203 p202 p201 EPILEPSY IN CHILDHOOD 1 13:30 – 14:30 p200 p199 p198 p197 p196 p195 p194 126 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Alessandra Del Felice, Italy distributions temporal epilepsy patients: acomparison among different spike A 256-dense array EEG spectral analysis in mesial sclerosis and neocortical In Goo Lee, Korea, Republic of hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) Characteristics of epilepsy children who overlap with attention-deficit Julia Nakagawa, Germany neuron-composition in focal dysplasia cortical Characterization of dyslamination and of alterations in layer-specific Tetiana Stetsenko, Ukraine an early age Brain malformations as afactor of epilepsy development for the children at Catharina Donkels, Germany expression of myelin-associated genes in dysplastic temporal lobe Gene expression profiling of focal dysplasia cortical shows reduced Thomas Blauwblomme, France dysplasiacortical in children Arterial spin labeling MRI: astep forward in non-invasive delineation of focal Chair: Ulrich Stephani, Germany MONDAY 30 Lukman Owolabi, Nigeria Nigeria Interictal electroencephalography in patients with epilepsy in northwestern Mustafa Khan, Pakistan and temporal lobemyoclonic epilepsy (TLE) epilepsy (JME) Diagnostic value of sleep-deprived EEG over routine EEG in juvenile Dirk-Matthias Altenmüller, Germany Persistent local brain activity during postictal generalized EEG suppression Yoonju Lee, Korea, Republic of hypothermia after cardiac arrest Role of amplitude-integrated EEG monitoring during therapeutic Gordana Kiteva-Trenchevska, Macedonia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Idiopathic generalized epilepsies and seizure control Galina Odintsova, Russian Federation Catamenial epilepsy is apredictor of disease resistance Daniella Terney, Denmark mutation Prolonged peri-ictal clinical-EEG alterations in patients with PCDH19 TH JUNE POSTERS 127 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JUNE TH The case of multiple congenital malformations of the brain the of malformations congenital multiple of case The dysplasia, cerebellar left-sided lyssencephaly, (hemimegalencephaly, combination in syndrome Robin Pierre and callosum) corpus the of agenesis attacks polymorphic with syndrome epileptic with Ukraine Shevchenko, Alexandr 30 MONDAY Sweden Hallböök, Tove Chair: of a form as drugs antiepileptic with spells crying of Overtreatment experience Albanian the proxy: Munchhausen by Albania Artan Haruni, refractory pediatric for diet ketogenic following outcome seizure One-year Singapore from experience center a single epilepsy: Singapore Chiam, Jeannie En Ping, 'active' with children school-aged in (HRQOL) life of quality Health-related sample a population-based epilepsy: Kingdom United Reilly, Colin epilepsy with children in zinc of concentration of Research Federation Russian Guzeva, Oksana blood in concentration hormone triiodothyronine of research the of Results epilepsy of forms different with girls of Federation Russian Guzeva, Viktoria in diet ketogenic to response predict etiology and syndrome epilepsy Can children? USA Nickels, Katherine epilepsy with adolescents and children in attempts Suicidal Romania Dumitru, Magdalena Maria treated old 18 years under population in levels D vitamin and Parathormone acid valproic with 3 years during Poland Gniatkowska-Nowakowska, Anna breathing disorder sleep and epilepsy Childrens’ France Norbert Khayat, 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 2 CHILDHOOD IN EPILEPSY p210 p211 p212 p213 p214 p216 p217 p218 p219 p208 POSTERS p229 p227 p226 p225 p224 p223 p222 p221 p220 EPILEPSY IN CHILDHOOD 3 13:30 – 14:30 p231 p230 GENETICS 1 13:30 – 14:30 128 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July MONDAY 30 MONDAY 30 Ewa Emich-Widera, Poland risk of drug-resistance in epilepsy? Does coexistance of clinical risk factors and molecular markers increase a Konstantin Mukhin, Russian Federation continuaEpilepsia partialis in tick-borne Russian spring-summer encephalitis Celia Brand, United Kingdom epilepsychildhood Bones and Brains: aprospective case-control study vitamin of seasonal D in Vladislav Voitenkov, Russian Federation infectious diseases Febrile seizures and other epileptic disorders frequency in children with Federico Vigevano, Italy healthcare professionals, children and their carers with community administered therapy initiative: (PERFECT) insights from The practices in emergency and rescue medication for epilepsy managed Bora Cekic, Serbia center clinical experience Neurofibromatosis type 1and epilepsy in children and adolescents-one Eva Dehlin, Sweden investigation of children with refractory epilepsy Reflection from asmall center on the topic of care in pre-surgical Pascal Vrielynck, Belgium wave during sleep: retrospective study of 23cases Topiramate in epileptic syndromes of with childhood continuous spike-and- Tae-Sung Ko, Korea, Republic of epileptic seizures with Klinefelter’sA child syndrome presenting with mental retardation and Chair: Eija Gaily, Finland Larry Baum, Hong Kong, China study ofAssociation a GABRG2 polymorphism with epilepsy: in silico replication Mikael Oros, Ukraine carbamazepine in Ukrainian patients with epilepsy ofAssociation ABCB and SCN1Agene polymorphisms to lamotridgine and Chair: Raoul Hennekam, Netherlands TH TH JUNE JUNE POSTERS 129 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JUNE TH Chair: John Duncan, United Kingdom Kingdom United Duncan, John Chair: detection for sign imaging an variants: its and choking matter sign White corticaldysplasia focal of characterization and India Sattaluri, Jayalakshmi Sita analysis – a network epilepsy myoclonic juvenile in Hyperconnectivity Kingdom United Powell, Robert encephalitis limbic antibody-associated in amygdala the of increase Volume morphometry voxel-based by revealed Germany Wagner, Jan Two sisters with strikingly similar photosensitivity, but discordant for discordant but photosensitivity, similar strikingly with sisters Two syndrome Dravet SCN1A-positive Italy Trenité, Kasteleijn-Nolst Dorothée chromosome deletion 9q22.2-22.32 a familial of characterization Molecular epilepsy intractable and agenesis callosum corpus with a patient in Turkey Hiz, Semra a disorders: epilepsy Mendelian for strategies sequencing generation Next selection patient for guideline hypothesis-based Belgium Hardies, Katia a fever-sensitive cause CHD2 in mutations loss-of-function novo De syndrome Dravet with features sharing encephalopathy epileptic myoclonic Belgium Suls, Arvid epilepsy lobe temporal mesial in system Adenosinergic Portugal Leal, Bárbara it may – migraine and associated seizure is with T1174S SCN1A mutation course? encephalopathies’ epileptic the also change Poland Hoffman-Zacharska, Dorota among gene MDR1 of polymorphism T/C 3435 of distribution of Frequency donors healthy and epilepsy drug-resistant with patients Uzbekistan Tuychibaeva, Nodira Dravet SCN1A negative with 31 patients in sequencing exome Trio and SCN1B mutation recessive another of detection the to leads syndrome genes epilepsy novel two least at of discovery the Belgium Weckhuysen, Sarah Polish in seizures poststroke and polymorphism 677C>T MTHFR The patients pediatric Poland Sarecka-Hujar, Beata 30 MONDAY 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 1 IMAGING p241 p242 p243 p233 p234 p235 p236 p237 p238 p239 p240 p232 POSTERS p256 p255 p253 p252 p251 IMAGING 2 13:30 – 14:30 p250 p249 p248 p247 p246 p245 p244 130 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Hidenori Yokota, Japan spectroscopy for the diagnosis of functional cortex Spatial resolution evaluation functional of double-density near-infrared Angelo Labate, Italy study Anatomical networks among epileptic dèjà-vù: and non-epileptic a VBM Celi Andrade, Brazil malformations development of cortical Diffusion imaging tensor abnormalities of the corpus callosum in Antonia Menzel, Germany responses in epilepsy Time-Series analysis of EEG-MREG facilitates interpretation of BOLD Udo Wieshmann, United Kingdom oligodendroglioma patients Tumour localisation and secondary generalisation: MRIlesion mapping in Chair: Helena Gauffin, Sweden MONDAY 30 Ylva Lilja, Sweden and probabilistic tractography Visualizing Meyer’s loop before temporal lobe resection using deterministic Agustina Lascano, Switzerland patients Postoperative seizure outcome assessed by non-invasive methods in 190 Andrea Ruggieri, Italy fMRI study Epilepsy related brain networks in ring 20syndrome. chromosome An EEG- Sanjeev Thomas, India volume by voxel based morphometry Children of women with epilepsy have reduced grey matter and total brain Britta Wandschneider, United Kingdom epilepsy Levetiracetam reduces abnormal network activations in temporal lobe Louise Croft, United Kingdom Vulnerability of the ventral language network in children with focal epilepsy Ruslan Sakovich, Belarus tracts characteristics Variations of clinical course of refractory epilepsy conditioned by brain TH JUNE POSTERS 131 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JUNE TH Chair: Gus Baker, United Kingdom Kingdom United Baker, Gus Chair: by recollection and familiarity episodic processes memory Distinguishing stimulation temporoparietal extaoperative using Netherlands Hendriks, Marc temporal in function memory and (IED) discharges epileptiformic Interictal epilepsy lobe Federation Russian Kostylev, Alexander anterior- of epilepsy lobe temporal in impairment memory Semantic neocortical origin hippocampal or Spain Campo, Pablo TLE patients in learning sequential Implicit Germany Hermsen, Anke unprovoked a first after deficits cognitive of significance prognostic The follow-up years a three of results preliminary seizure Germany Rösche, Johannes without and with patients a group in skills memory and coherence of Sense epilepsy Slovakia Donath, Vladimir predicting towards epilepsy: lobe temporal in fMRI activation and Memory outcome surgery Netherlands Hendriks, Marc epilepsy Rolandic in disorder associated reading with Variables Kingdom United Demichelis, Greta Multimodal functional imaging in epilepsy surgery: a post hoc analysis hoc a post surgery: epilepsy in imaging functional Multimodal Sweden Linden-Mickelsson, Pernilla fNIRS by epilepsy temporal mesial intractable in side focus of Diagnosis seizure spontaneous during Japan Oguro, Keiji (TLE) epilepsy lobe using temporal with patients in localization Language (fMRI) imaging resonance magnetic functional Kingdom United Gonzalvez, G Gloria and epilepsy lobe temporal mesial with patients in processing Emotion lesions amygdala Austria Kuchukhidze, Giorgi 30 MONDAY 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 1 EPILEPSY IN PSYCHIATRY AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGY p262 p263 p264 p265 p266 p267 p268 p269 p258 p259 p260 p257 POSTERS p278 p277 p276 p275 p274 p273 p272 p271 p270 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY IN EPILEPSY 2 13:30 – 14:30 33 43 OTHERS 1 13:30 – 14:30 132 Stockholm 29 p280 p279 th June -3 rd July MONDAY 30 MONDAY 30 Adedunni Olusanya, Nigeria University Teaching Hospital Neurology Clinic Inter-ictal morbidities in adult epileptic patients attending the Lagos Annalisa Parente, Italy epilepsy surgery Trend of selective reminding performances before and after temporal lobe Brahim Bora, Turkey prognosis of temporal lobe epilepsy patients The effects of memory, extra-memorial functions and neuro-imaging, on the Muna Said, United Kingdom compared with their epilepsy-unaffected siblings Auditory processing impairments in children with rolandic epilepsy Anna Smith, United Kingdom A meta-analysis of literacy and language in children with rolandic epilepsy María Teresa Gómez Caravaca, Spain with mesial temporal lobe sclerosis Evaluation and long term of memory short in refractory epilepsy patients Zita Bouman, Netherlands edition in patients with temporal lobe epilepsy Validation of version the Dutch of the Wechsler Memory Scale –fourth Loretta van Iterson, Netherlands forgetting control children for matched initial learning score: accelerated long term Story retelling in 14and 15-year old youngsters with epilepsy compared to Simona Di Folco, Italy spikes Severity of cognitive impairments in benign epilepsy with centro-temporal Chair: Olafur Sveinsson, Sweden Chair: Alla Russian Guekht, Federation Surender Pal, India India: amedical-anthropological study Stigma, treatment and other perceptions towards epilepsy in northwest Noora Huusko, Finland Profiling of methylome and transcriptome in experimental TBI in rats TH TH JUNE JUNE POSTERS 133 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JUNE TH ahin, Turkey Turkey şahin, Features of surgical treatment for drug-resistant posttraumatic epilepsies: posttraumatic drug-resistant for treatment surgical of Features biomarkers neurophysiologic and epileptogenesis mechanisms of Federation Russian Kravtsova, Svetlana Chair: Peter Wolf, Denmark Denmark Wolf, Peter Chair: n-3 of effects anticonvulsant the of trial Double-blind placebo-controlled epilepsy with patients in PUFAs Canada Hwang, Paul – neurotransmitter inhibitory the of concentration the of Determination of anomalies congenital with (GABA) acid children in gamma-aminobutyric system nervous central the Ukraine Shevchenko, Alexandr the in discharges epileptiform focal benign of Evolution matter white with newborn premature the of electroencephalography lesions Croatia Bunoza, Branka nasal-anal obesity, on consumption monosodium glutamate of effect The rats in epileptogenesis and length Ak Elif Improvement of seizures score by reparative pretreatment by transcranial by pretreatment reparative by score seizures of Improvement model rat on stimulation magnetic of Republic Islamic Iran, Khodaie, Babak partial seizures adult onset in monotherapy Lacosamide Italy Medici, Deidania rat in associated epilepsy disorder in effects inhibitory Carbamazepine of Republic Islamic Iran, Khodaie, Babak induced seizures in stimulation magnetic transcranial of protection Cellular rat Iran of Republic Islamic Khodaie, Babak drugs antiepileptic of concentrations serum reduce may diet Atkins Modified cases four – report of epilepsy refractory with adults in Norway Kverneland, Magnhild acid ethyl-apovincaminic of formula release extended a 12 h of Effectiveness epilepsy refractory with patients in seizures of control the in Mexico Sitges, María diet future within a place (LGIT) got treatment it – has Index Glycemic Low treatments? Denmark Stubbings, Vibeke 30 MONDAY p292 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 2 OTHERS p288 p289 p290 p291 p282 p283 p284 p285 p286 p287 p281 POSTERS p306 p305 p304 p303 p302 p300 p299 p297 p296 PROGNOSIS / EPIDEMIOLOGY 1 13:30 – 14:30 p295 p294 p293 134 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Ryan Wagner, Sweden based data to calculate DALYs The burden of convulsive epilepsy in rural South Africa: using population- Idowu Bankole, Nigeria hospital in rural Nigeria Clinical profile, etiology and treatment of epilepsy patients in atertiary Tenzin Choezom, USA Prevalence, treatment and impact of seizure clusters on quality of life James Varley, United Kingdom The relationship between epilepsy and type 1diabetes mellitus in adults Olafur Sveinsson, Sweden Suicde in epilepsy: apopulation-based study Hacer Bozdemir, Turkey Sleep disorders and epilepsy: the role of seizures and antiepileptic drugs Kari Aaberg, Norway epilepsychildhood Epilepsy beyond seizures. A nationwide registry study of comorbidity in Elisa Bruno, Italy rural Bolivia. A Global Campaign Against Epilepsy Project Prevalence and incidence of epilepsywith convulsive associated seizures in Magnus Andersson, Sweden Epilepsy in systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) Chair: Forsgren, Lars Sweden MONDAY 30 Karin Noergaard, Denmark seizures and its clinical significance Posttraumatic stress disorder in patients with psychogenic non-epileptic A l de Weerd, Netherlands Sleep disorders other than parasomnias, as mimics of epilepsy Matthias Neef, Germany epilepsy neuroprotective propertiesin amouse model of mesial temporal lobe Astrocytes pre-activated by ciliary neurotrophic factor show TH JUNE POSTERS 135 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JUNE TH The prevalence and subjective handicap of epilepsy in Ilie: a rural riverine a rural Ilie: in epilepsy of handicap subjective and prevalence The Nigeria Southwest in community Nigeria Mustapha, Adekunle 30 MONDAY Republic Marusic, Czech Petr Chair: spike-and-wave chemically-induced on stimulation cord spinal of effect The rats in seizures Denmark Jiao, Jianhang lobe temporal for model a rat in DBS hippocampal bilateral versus Unilateral epilepsy Belgium Nieuwenhuyse, Van Bregt disabilities developmental with patients in stimulation nerve Vagus Denmark Becser, Andersen Noemi a review stimulation: brain electrical from scrutinized memories lasting Long patients epileptic in literature of 80 years of analysis and France Curot, Jonathan (VNS) for stimulation nerve vagal following satisfaction Patients/caregivers epilepsies drug-resistant Italy Mannino, Stefano electrical high-frequency nucleus tuberomammillary of effect The rats WAG/Rij cycle of sleep-wake and activity epileptic on stimulation Federation Russian Blik, Vitaliya a epilepsy: intractable onset focal of a treatment as stimulation brain Deep series case India Gupta, Praveen stimulation nerve vagus tachycardia-triggered with experiences Clinical (VNS) Germany Martin Hirsch, nonsurgical severe in (VNS) stimulation nerve vagus of Effectiveness patients surgery epilepsy intracranial failed and candidates Canada Limotai, Chusak and diagnosis effect, clinical stimulation: nerve vagus in malfunction Lead revision lead after outcome Norway Evsiukova, Tatiana 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 1 NEUROMODULATION AND TREATMENT SURGICAL p308 p309 p310 p311 p312 p313 p314 p315 p316 p317 p307 POSTERS p327 p326 p325 p324 p323 p322 p321 p320 p319 p318 SURGICAL TREATMENT AND NEUROMODULATION 2 13:30 – 14:30 136 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July MONDAY 30 Hans Holthausen, Germany adolescents with severe drug resistant epilepsies Epilepsy surgery in the posterior of the brain part in 96children and Kristina Malmgren, Sweden surgery in Sweden –aprospective controlled observational study Health-related quality of life, mood and patient satisfaction after epilepsy Monica Mohan, United Kingdom in a Tertiary Neuropsychiatry Service Neuropsychiatric comorbidities in patients with VNS for intractable epilepsy Radek Janca, RepublicCzech implications for pathophysiology, surgery planning and outcome Cluster organization of the irritative zone epilepsy: in neocortical Nilesh Kurwale, India relevance for epilepsy surgeon Valproate coagulopathy associated and platelet dysfunction: clinical Anke Staack, Germany Bilateral intrahypothalamic –indication for hamartoma resective surgery? Elaine Wirrell, USA surgical workup Yield and predictors of epilepsy surgery candidacy in children admitted for Sean Slaght, United Kingdom experience External trigeminal nerve stimulation (eTNS)for epilepsy: early clinical Alba Sierra-Marcos, Spain patients with drug-resistant epilepsy Efficacy and safety of trigeminal nerve stimulation: an experience in 8 Gabriella Colicchio, Italy resistant epilepsies of stimulationThe importance in cycle vagus nerve stimulation for drug- Chair: Andreas Schulze-Bonhage, Germany TH JUNE POSTERS 137 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JUNE TH Chair: Merab Kokaia, Sweden Sweden Kokaia, Merab Chair: in (Vetira) formulation levetiracetam generic of tolerance and Safety a post- of results epilepsy: with diagnosed patients Polish of therapy multicenter non-interventional, non-randomized, study, safety authorisation practice outpatient in survey Poland Czapiñski, Piotr tissue epileptic in interneurons of activation Optogenetic Sweden Wickham, Jenny model epilepsy animal an in RR intervals and QT of prolongation Chronic Greece Giaka, Katerina follow-up on depends precision diagnostic seizure: first The Switzerland Fisch, Loraine of determination accurate more in techniques result localization Source of treatment for ablation laser MRI-guided for conglomerates tuber target complex sclerosis tuberous pediatric in epilepsy intractable USA Eksioglu, Yaman in involvement brainstem dorsal reveals (DTI) tensor imaging Diffusion sclerosis associated tuberous with spasms infantile presented who children (TSC)complex Italy Moavero, Romina syndrome Angelman in secretion Melatonin Poland Paprocka, Justyna complex sclerosis tuberous in Melatonin Poland Paprocka, Justyna palsy cerebral of forms various in convulsions debut on Dependence Uzbekistan Khamidova, Saodatkhon factors etiologic and syndrom West Albania Kumaraku, Aferdita diazepam nocturnal dose high adjuvant of outcomes mid-term and Acute sleep of epilepticus status electrical on treatment USA Eksioglu, Yaman using correction and artifact detection pulse EEG-fMRI heartThe head: the in topography EEG density high Switzerland Iannotti, Giannina gain weight of risk PCKS1 of type wild The associated increased is with allele valproate by epilepsy of treatment the during women among Federation Russian Burd, S MONDAY 30 MONDAY 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 1 ABSTRACTS LATE p772 p773 p774 p775 p776 p777 p778 p779 p780 p781 p782 p783 p784 POSTERS p340 p339 ANTIEPILEPTIC DRUGS 5 13:30 – 14:30 p338 p337 p336 p335 p334 p333 p332 p331 p330 p329 p328 ANTIEPILEPTIC DRUGS 4 13:30 – 14:30 138 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July TUESDAY 1 Raquel Costa, Portugal Safety and efficacy of eslicarbazepine acetate treatment in elderly patients Oleg Belyaev, Russian Federation The effectiveness of using “generics” in the treatment of epilepsy Chair: Peter Mattsson, Sweden Rita Atugonza, Uganda factorsassociated Multiple drug anti-epileptic use in children with epilepsy; the prevalence and Diego Rovira Sirvent, Spain polytherapy? Must different of mechanisms action be considered in the antiepileptic Stéphane Auvin, France clinical practice Use of adjunctive rufinamide for patients with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome in Peter Goulding, United Kingdom A service evaluation of Perampanel (Fycompa) at Leeds General Infirmary Mary Parrett, United Kingdom A service evaluation of Perampanel in Cornwall, UK Kamil Detyniecki, USA Cosmetic adverse effects of antiepileptic drugs in adults with epilepsy Ioana Mindruta, Romania efficacy, safety and time to reach response Experience with lacosamide in treating focal epilepsy patients in Romania: Amitabh Dash, India therapy: an evaluation in Indian adult population Safety and efficacy of zonisamide as add-on to existing anti-epileptic Amitabh Dash, India in Indian adult patients diagnosed with epilepsy: asubanalysis Safety and efficacy of zonisamide as first add-on therapy to carbamazapine Linda Stephen, United Kingdom Adjunctive lacosamide –5years’ clinical experience Sevki Sahin, Turkey Cognitive impairment in epilepsy: the effect of drug therapy Chair: Cecilie Johannessen Landmark, Norway TUESDAY 1 ST ST JULY JULY POSTERS 139 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ST Evaluation of antiepileptic drug use in the pregnant patients with epilepsy in epilepsy with patients pregnant the in use drug antiepileptic of Evaluation Istanbul in hospital a university Turkey Gulcebi, Oglu Idriz Medine Safety of eslicarbazepine acetate after 4 years of post-marketing experience post-marketing of 4 years after acetate eslicarbazepine of Safety Europe in Portugal Gama, Helena paediatric to suspension oral acetate eslicarbazepine of flavour Preferred subjects epileptic Portugal Lima, Ricardo epilepsy of group refractory a severe in perampanel to response Seizure patients Ireland Flynn, Cora therapy add-on as safety lacosamide of study non-interventional Long-term partial-onset seizures uncontrolled and epilepsy with patients in Germany Steinhoff, Bernhard partial-onset with patients epilepsy in a monotherapy to added Lacosamide study VITOBA the of analysis final seizures: Germany Noack-Rink, Matthias epilepsy for clonazepam versus clobazam of usage in Differences USA Isojarvi, Jouko levetiracetam after developing lesions like fungoides mycosis of A case therapy Turkey Ibrahim, focal drug-resistant with patients in treatment add-on as Perampanel Center Epilepsy Danish the of experience clinical the epilepsy: Denmark Juhl, Stefan epilepsy diagnosed newly in lamotrigin of tolerability and Efficacy Ristic, Serbia Sinisa Chair: Anne Sabers,Anne Denmark Chair: lipid and values liver on eslicarbazepine of effects long-term Assessing profile metabolism Spain Nácher, Ley Miguel – a patients epilepsy pediatric in lacosamide with experience Long-term report multicentre European retrospective Austria Martha Feucht, in use drug antiepileptic of study registry non-interventional European analysis interim syndrome: Lennox–Gastaut with patients Germany Panzer, Axel TUESDAY 1 TUESDAY p353 p342 p343 p344 p345 p346 p347 p348 p349 p341 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 6 DRUGS ANTIEPILEPTIC p350 p351 p352 POSTERS p366 p365 p364 p363 p362 p361 p360 BASIC SCIENCE 3 13:30 – 14:30 p359 p358 p357 p356 p355 p354 140 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Jitendriya Mishra, India possible behavioral, and biochemical mitochondrial alterations gabapentin against pentylenetetrazole (PTZ) induced convulsions in mice: Hesperidin potentiates the neuroprotective effects of diazepam and Maryam Jafarian, Iran, Islamic Republic of of epilepsy The effect of carbamazepine on neuronal damage in pentylentetrazol model Friederike Kienzler-Norwood, Germany Sprague-Dawley rats A comparative study of perforant pathway stimulation in C57BL/6 mice and Fariba Karimzadeh, Iran, Islamic Republic of pentylenetetrazol-induced seizures in rats The antiepileptic and neuroprotective effects of periodic fasting on Hannes Dambach, Germany inflammation lacosamide on glial propertiesin an in vitro co-culture model of The impact of the antiepileptic drugs lamotrigine, topimarate and Hugo Zeberg, Sweden derivation of an analytical equation from dynamic clamp experiments ofThe mechanism action of antiepileptics on gamma oscillations – Emilio Russo, Italy development of absence epilepsy in agenetic animal model mTOR signaling pathway and cell proliferation are altered during the Chair: Antoine France Depaulis, TUESDAY 1 Vanesa Fraga, Spain Experience with buccal midazolam for seizure clusters in adults Manny Bagary, United Kingdom practice using aretrospective multicentre audit The efficacy and tolerability of perampanel (Fycompa) in everyday clinical Manny Bagary, United Kingdom everyday clinical practice using aretrospective multicentre audit Concomitant use of eslicarbazepine acetate (Zebinix) with carbamazepine in Andrea Romigi, Italy liver alcoholic cirrhosis Lacosamide as treatment of focal symptomatic epilepsy in apatient with Paolo Benna, Italy Persistent hiccups worsened by topiramate Eduardo Cumbo, Italy combination therapy: interim results of an observational study Lacosamide monotherapy in patients with epilepsy previously treated with a ST JULY POSTERS 141 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ST Long-term profile and seizure clustering in the tetanus toxin model of model toxin tetanus the in clustering seizure and profile Long-term epilepsy lobe temporal Czech Republic Jiruska, Premysl of model a mouse in expression cytochrome P450 brain of Regulation seizures France Boussadia, Badreddine epilepticus status during M-Currents of Loss USA Kapur, Jaideep 1 TUESDAY Chair: Dirk Isbrandt, Germany Germany Isbrandt, Dirk Chair: in discharges after epileptic hippocampal on epilepticus status of effect The rats immature Czech Republic Fabera, Petr (FORUM preparation isolated brain pig the in guinea determinants Seizure mechanisms”) seizure of study the for models “Integrated SESSION Italy Librizzi, Laura lesions hemispheric of compensation Motor Germany Rüber, Theodor antibodies of role the epilepsy: Autoimmune of Republic Islamic Iran, Tabrizi, Nasim residues aromatic of role channels: potassium to binding drug Antiepileptic Sweden Nilsson, Johanna one- of a possibility explaining mechanism, as rows Eisenman’s the at View GABA to and -alanine glycine, acids: some amino of inhibitor salts valence HEB through pass Belarus Shilau, George oxygen with seizures in system parasympathetic of Disturbances desaturation France Szurhaj, William models epilepsies chronic the of conditions in enlarge area maps Motor Ukraine Vastyanov, Rooslan of integration structural and proteins synaptic on signaling IL-1 of Effects brain mouse adult the in neurons newborn Sweden Avdic, Una in immunoreactivity parvalbumin on stimulations kindling of Effects rats Wistar and GAERS of reticulata pars nigra substantia Turkey Akman, Ozlem p368 p369 p367 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 4 SCIENCE BASIC p370 p371 p372 p373 p374 p375 p376 p377 p378 p379 POSTERS p391 p390 p389 p388 p387 p386 p385 p384 p383 p382 p381 p380 EPILEPSY 3 CLINICAL 13:30 – 14:30 142 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Noemi Andersen Becser, Denmark affection on seizure frequency Changes in levetiracetam plasma concentrations during pregnancy and its Tetyana Litovchenko, Ukraine Correlation of the development of migraine and epilepsy in women Miloš Babi, Serbia epilepsy Postnatal concerns in children born to women with juvenile myoclonic Irina Zhidkova, Russian Federation Hyperprolactinemia among women with epilepsy Salwa El Tawil, Egypt Difficulties in diagnosing transient loss of consciousness in the elderly Tatjana Chepreganova-Changovska, Macedonia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Symptomatic epilepsy in the Elderly Sone,Daichi Japan enlargement: temporal with association late-onset lobe epilepsy? Clinical characteristics of mesial temporal lobe epilepsy with amygdala Edith Sisak, Romania Correlations between EEG and CT scan in vascular epilepsy Hanby,Martha United Kingdom study of occult cerebrovascular disease in late onset epilepsy Reduced grey matter volume and prolonged arterialarrival time in an MRI Giancarlo Conti, Italy Lacosamide as add-on treatment in epileptic elder patients Valbona Govori, Albania Epilepsy and antiepileptic drugs treatment in elderly Janet Mifsud, Malta epilepsy in-service programme for educators Using the stigma scale of epilepsy (SSE)to assess effectiveness of an Chair: Stevo Serbia Lukic, TUESDAY 1 ST JULY POSTERS 143 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ST TUESDAY 1 TUESDAY Italy Meletti, Stefano Chair: a care: postnatal and pregnancy epilepsy, of narratives women’s Capturing study qualitative Kingdom United Weckesser, Annalise teratology drug antiepileptic in heterogeneity clinical and bias of Risk studies Kingdom United Pulman, Jennifer from data validated clinically epilepsy with women in pregnancies Teenage registry perinatal Oppland the Norway Farmen, Anette epilepsy with women among rate Fertility Federation Russian Odintsova, Galina in outcomes obstetric and pregnancy during therapy drug Antiepileptic 2013 years 1998 and of comparing region: Moscow Federation Russian Vlasov, Pavel human in expression transporter on drugs antiepileptic of effects The placenta Israel Tetro, Nino age reproductive of women among epilepsy myoclonic Juveniles Features Federation Russian Vlasov, Pavel drugs antiepileptic of effects the imaging for methodology of Development vivo in barrier placental the on Israel Michal Meir, Emilia the in women pregnant in exposure drugs antiepileptic of Prevalence on Study Romagna (Emilia ESPEA the from results (Italy): Region Romagna drugs) Antiepileptic to Exposure and Pregnancy Italy Mostacci, Barbara epileptic in foetus the on them of effects the and usage drug Antiepileptic woman pregnant Turkey Midi, Ipek with women amongs epilepsy catamenial of profile clinical and Frequency Nigeria East South Enugu, in hospital a tertiary attending care epilepsy Nigeria Molokwu, Orakwue 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 CLINICAL 4 EPILEPSY p392 p393 p394 p395 p396 p397 p398 p399 p400 p401 p402 POSTERS p415 p414 p413 NEUROPHYSIOLOGY CLINICAL 4 13:30 – 14:30 p412 p411 p410 p409 p408 p407 p406 p404 p403 NEUROPHYSIOLOGY CLINICAL 3 13:30 – 14:30 144 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July TUESDAY 1 Irma Khachidze, Georgia Interictal EEG in eileptic children Domenico Serino, Italy instability in pediatric patients with convulsive seizures Postictal generalized EEG suppression and periictal cardiac autonomic Lorena Carolina Guzmán García, Spain Could EEG features predict the status epilepticus outcome? Chair: Jana Zarubova, Czech Republic Khalid Hamandi, United Kingdom Increased variability in background sensorimotor neural activity in BECTS Elisa Bellistri, Italy presurgical evaluation High frequency (gamma activity) evoked by 50Hz stimulation during sEEG Franz Fürbass, Austria Automatic analysis and trending of long-term scalp EEG using NeuroTrend Naz Yeni, Turkey The sensitivity sleep EEG in new of short onset epilepsies Nese Dericioglu, Turkey activity in the adult neurological intensive care unit Frequency and clinical correlates of frontal intermittent rhythmic delta Luca Basili, Germany people with bilateral mesial temporal lobe epilepsy Asymmetric seizure-related modulation of atrioventricular conduction in Constanza Dalvit, France candidates Misleading age related focal spike-waves epilepsy in childhood surgery Woorim Jeong, Korea, Republic of dysplasia Abnormal functional brain network in epilepsy patients with focal cortical Laura Mantoan Ritter, United Kingdom onset zone depth electrodes in combination with subdural grids to localise the seizure Intracranial EEG investigations of focal dysplasias: cortical added value of Chair: Julia Jacobs, Germany TUESDAY 1 ST ST JULY JULY POSTERS 145 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ST Differentiation of EEG patterns in patients with nonconvulsive status nonconvulsive with patients in patterns EEG of Differentiation wavelet using wave triphasic with patients in patterns EEG from epilepticus analysis of Republic Korea, Kang, Koo Joong detection seizure epileptic real-time for algorithm complexity low A robust Portugal Bandarabadi, Mojtaba NCSE for suspected patients in option reliable and a fast EEG StatNet Colombia Ladino, Diana Lady it is epilepsy: lobe temporal in finding EEG focal of study longitudinal The age-dependent? Serbia Vojvodic, Nikola receptors Anti-NMDA of course the during changes chronological EEG study cases four a encephalitis: France Rosenberg, Sarah poorly- and well-controlled between cortical in excitability Differences epilepsy with patients controlled Kingdom United Pawley, Adam 1 TUESDAY Chair: Andras Fogarasi, Hungary Fogarasi, Andras Chair: report review A case and encephalitis? a NMDA encephalitis Rasmussen’s Is literature of USA Proteasa, Simona and profiles – electroclinical children in surgery epilepsy lobe Temporal etiology to according outcomes Spain Pereira, Cristina spasms: epileptic onset late develop who children of characteristics Clinical Singapore from review 3-year center a single Singapore Ong, Hian-Tat in phenotypes of – spectrum plus seizures febrile with epilepsies Genetic population Polish in seizures SCN1A-related with patients Poland Elzbieta, Szczepanik in life of psychosocial quality in and changes functioning Self-perceived follow-up a long-term surgery, epilepsy resective after children Sweden Hallböök, Tove convulsive acute, prolonged, with children of management Out-of-hospital Sweden in seizures Sweden Hallböök, Tove p417 p418 p419 p420 p421 p416 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 4 CHILDHOOD IN EPILEPSY p422 p423 p424 p425 p426 p427 POSTERS 33 43 EPILEPSY IN CHILDHOOD 5 13:30 – 14:30 p441 p440 p439 p438 p437 p436 p433 p432 p431 p430 p429 146 Stockholm 29 p435 th June -3 rd July Chair: Ingrid Olsson, Swede Sara Janis, Italy status epilepticus (AEIMSE): of report four cases Epilepsy outcome in acute encephalopathy with inflammation-mediated Fohlen,Martine France patients resistant epilepsy: and results technique regarding apopulation of 94 Endoscopic disconnection of hypothalamic in children with hamartoma drug Saskia Ebus, Netherlands frequency Correlation of IED changes with changes in medication and seizure discharges (IEDs) in the spectrum of benign focal epilepsies. childhood 2-year EEG follow-up of 24children with frequent interictal epileptiform Oksana Globa, Russian Federation epilepsy with cytochrome P450 polymorphisms and mitochondrial disorders The individual tolerability of the valproic acid in children suffering from Won Seop Kim, Korea, Republic of Clinical and neurologic outcomes of GEFS+ in South Korea at Cheongju Giulia Prato, Italy follow-up seizuresNocturnal partial with affective symptomatology: ten years TUESDAY 1 Anna Winczewska-Wiktor, Poland Children in Poland The characteristics of epileptic children hospitalized in Epilepsy Center for Matthew Hunter, United Kingdom Study: NEUROPROFILES –apopulation-based study NEUROdevelopment in PReschool Children Of FIfe and Lothian Epilepsy Mary Kurian, Switzerland with ictalA child vocalizations and generalized epilepsy Maria Fomina, Russian Federation West syndrome: clinical-electroencephalography correlation Dmitry Zaytsev, Russian Federation equal? Medical reduction of rolandic spikes disorders and speech reduction. Is it Lingvita Gumbelevi ofEpilepsy children in acohort with tuberous sclerosis complex ST JULY č ien ė , Lithuania n POSTERS 147 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ST Efficacy and safety of lacosamide in epileptic syndromes with continuous with syndromes epileptic in lacosamide of safety and Efficacy (csws) sleep slow during waves and spike Italy Grosso, Salvatore Mucopolysaccharidosis in epilepsy lobe frontal Nocturnal Italy Bonanni, Paolo in epilepsy for treatment of line first as serve stimulation nerve vagus Could syndrome? Rett Romania Anghelescu, Cristina 1 TUESDAY Chair: Ulrich Stephani, Germany Stephani, Ulrich Chair: Database Networked Rett the lessons from syndrome: Rett in Epilepsy Israel Nissenkorn, Andreea 5 in phenotype epileptic of description 16p11.2 microdeletion: in Epilepsy children Italy Ragona, Francesca disorders genetic rare with children in Epilepsy of Republic Yugoslav Former the Macedonia, Jotovska, Olga holoprosencephaly in treatment ACTH with spasms infantile of Outcome reports case patients- Romania Barca, Diana children in syndromes epileptic and epilepsy Drug-resistant Kazakhstan Myrzaliyeva, Bakhytkul risk seizure on program vaccination national the of modifications of Effect the in patients syndrome Dravet in pertussis vaccination following Netherlands Netherlands Verbeek, Nienke epilepsy lobe temporal the in phenotype a specific epilepsy: Bitemporal spectrum? Italy Villani, Flavio therapies- other versus syndrome Dravet in diet ketogenic the of Efficacy start to with? when Austria Dressler, Anastasia potassium voltage-gated to due sezures pre-existing of frequency Increased encephalitis autoantibodies LGI1 – complex-associated channels (VGKC) Estonia Gross-Paju, Katrin Case partial as epilepticus. status presenting encephalitis receptor NMDA report discussion and USA Proteasa, Simona p443 p444 p442 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 6 CHILDHOOD IN EPILEPSY p446 p447 p448 p449 p450 p451 p452 p453 p454 p455 POSTERS p467 p466 IMAGING 3 13:30 – 14:30 p465 p464 p463 p462 p461 p460 p459 p458 p457 p456 GENETICS 2 13:30 – 14:30 148 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July TUESDAY 1 Leigh Sepeta, USA pediatric epilepsy Lateralization of hippocampal activation for surgical guidance in refractory Tohru Hoshida, Japan psychogenic nonepileptic seizures spectroscopy study patients with juvenile myoclonic epilepsy, frontal lobe epilepsy, and A single-voxel spectroscopy study of hippocampal metabolic dysfunction in Chair: Eriksson, Sofia United Kingdom Joao Chaves, Portugal Serotonin receptors in mesial temporal lobe epilepsy Roberto Michelucci, Italy LGI1 expression in glioblastoma multiforme with and without epilepsy Won-Joo Kim, Korea, Republic of lamotrigine Genome study wide association for cutaneous adverse reaction of Rhys Thomas, Australia prominent photosensitive seizures CHD2 mutations produce an early encephalopathy childhood with Laura Addis, United Kingdom known epilepsy genes Rare copy number variation is common in Rolandic epilepsy and disrupts Christian Korff, Switzerland and acute encephalitis with refractory, repeated seizures partial SCN2A mutations: expanding the phenotype to autism, seizures late-onset Roar Fjaer, Norway Rare epileptic syndromes studied with exome sequencing Anette Ramm-Pettersen, Norway ketogenic diet Occurrence of GLUT1 deficiency syndrome in patients treated with Jolien Roovers, Belgium encephalopathies Identification of variants in microRNA genes involved in epileptic Ilona Kopyta, Poland seizures in Polish pediatric patients The polymorphisms within fibrinogen alpha and beta genes and poststroke Chair: Wolfram Kunz, Germany TUESDAY 1 ST ST JULY JULY POSTERS 149 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ST Ictal substraction SPECT analysis by statistical parametric mapping (ISAS) on mapping parametric statistical by analysis SPECT substraction Ictal epilepsy structural refractory Germany Quesada, Carlos syndrome Sturge-Weber in angioma pial of signs radiological Early Slovenia Rener-Primec, Zvonka EEG-fMRI an seizures: absence of offset the to related networks Neuronal study Italy Mirandola, Laura lobe temporal right and left in connectivity effective time-varying EEG epilepsy Switzerland Vulliemoz, Serge alpha occipital with compared slow-waves posterior EEG-fMRI: Simultaneous epilepsy childhoodin absence Kingdom United Perani, Suejen a of results epilepsy: lobe temporal in function memory visual and Verbal analysis event-related versus blocked Austria Bonelli, Silvia of associated loss is with children in epilepsy lobe temporal of Duration dysfunction memory and tissue hippocampal Kingdom United Baldeweg, Torsten 1 TUESDAY Chair: Matthias J. Koepp, United Kingdom Kingdom United Koepp, J. Matthias Chair: on finding neurologic a new of diagnosis importance the early of Tuber-sega: TS patients MRI of brain Israel Tzadok, Michal epilepsy in usage associated drug is with integrity matter white Altered study statistics spatial a tract-based patients, China Ding, Jing lobe frontal nocturnal with patients in (1H-MRS), spectroscopy Proton (NFLE) epilepsy Italy Naldi, Ilaria lobe bitemporal in study matter grey and connectivity Microstructural epilepsy Spain Miró, Júlia study EEG-fMRI an epilepsies: generalized idiopathic in traits Reflex Italy Pappalardo, Irene in cortical of tubers visualization enhances MRI analysis Morphometric sclerosis tuberous Germany House, Patrick p469 p470 p471 p472 p473 p474 p468 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 4 IMAGING p475 p476 p477 p478 p479 p480 POSTERS p492 p491 p490 p489 p488 p487 p486 p485 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY IN EPILEPSY 3 13:30 – 14:30 p484 p483 p482 p481 150 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Emmanuel Babalola, Nigeria seizure disorders western in south Nigeria Anxiety and depression among caregivers of children and adolescents with Dejan Stevanovic, Serbia with epilepsy? Are there depressive and anxiety symptoms specifically related to children Aihide Yoshino, Japan anxiety disorders The diagnostic relationship of interictal dysphoric disorder with mood and Emmanuel Babalola, Nigeria South-Western Nigeria Pattern of psychoactive substance use among people living with epilepsy in Mirjana Jovanovic, Serbia neurophysiological and neuroimaging characteristics Attention deficit in patients with temporal lobe epilepsy: clinical, Lukas Martinkovic, RepublicCzech volumes patients: correlation of performance with amygdalar and hippocampal Emotion recognition and faux-pas identification in temporal lobe epilepsy Alice Maulisova, RepublicCzech epilepsy due to tuberous sclerosis Predictors of neuropsychological dysfunction in children with intractable Sofia Ljunggren, Sweden Cognitive outcome two years after frontal lobe epilepsy surgery Chair: Lou Smith, Mary Canada TUESDAY 1 Vladimír Komárek, RepublicCzech Developmental changes of language connectome in children Roland Wiest, Switzerland results in focal epilepsy A clinical application for MR-based neuronal current imaging –preliminary Donald W. Gross, Canada unilateral hippocampal sclerosis White matter tract changes with age in temporal lobe epilepsy with Andrzej Rysz, Poland positron emission tomography positive temporal (PET/CT) lobe epilepsy Surgical outcomes of patients with magnetic resonance (MRI)–negative and ST JULY POSTERS 151 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY JULY ST ST Chair: Tobias Cronberg, Sweden Sweden Cronberg, Tobias Chair: epilepsy and trauma brain mild Repeated Croatia Masa Malenica, cohort epilepsy a community-based in precipitants Seizure Netherlands Wassenaar, Merel patients in hospitalization acute of cause a major is AEDs to Non-adherence epilepsy with Norway Samsonsen, Christian phenylketonuria with patients epileptic two in features reflex Special Turkey Bebek, Nerses Morocco Marrakech, in hospital level third the in epilepsy Post-stroke France Chahidi, Abderrahmane attacks in syncope-like of interpretation the to a clue asystole: Epileptic adults Italy Pasini, Elena TUESDAY 1 TUESDAY Israel Miri Neufeld, Chair: unit sleep our of results The behaviour? nocturnal in a scale use we Should Turkey Demir, Aylin patients in characteristics (PNES) seizures nonepileptic psychogenic Peculiar retardation mental or functioning inctellectual borderline with Italy Chiesa, Valentina and children in suggestion by seizures epileptic non of Provocation population adolescents Poland Starczewska, Monika non-epileptic seizures psychogenic in desaturation oxygen of Incidence Kingdom United Duncan, Susan VGKC- associated with encephalitis limbic of (10 years) follow-up term Long antibodies Lgi1 complex Switzerland Agazzi, Pamela – external data history on based syncope from seizures distinguish we Can questionnaire? screening of validation Serbia Stojanov, Aleksandar childhood of non-epileptic events Paroxysmal Delic, Serbia Jovanka 1 TUESDAY 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 4 OTHERS p502 p503 p504 p505 p506 p507 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 3 OTHERS p493 p495 p496 p497 p498 p499 p501 POSTERS p515 p514 p513 p512 p511 p510 PROGNOSIS / EPIDEMIOLOGY 2 13:30 – 14:30 p519 p518 p517 p516 p509 p508 152 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Andrea Šimi Outcome of children with epileptic vertigo Frank Mukonde, Zambia Neurocysticercosis: acase report Lucila Andrade, Chile multicentric study Long term risk of epilepsy after complex febrile seizure: a Chilean Jakob Christensen, Denmark Epilepsy and autism in siblings Petra van Mierlo, Netherlands epilepsy and intellectual disability epidemiologically nearly identical, studies in patients affected by both The effect of a ‘direct benefit to the patient’ on the inclusion rate in two, Khalid Hamandi, United Kingdom BECTS incidence in Wales –unreportedor overestimated? Chair: I. Morten Lossius, Norway Nurkia Mihu, USA Outcome of video EEG monitoring care in atertiary epilepsy center Christian Rummel, Switzerland outcome prognosis? Seizure onset zone versus resection area: towards aqEEG-based surgery Aglaia Vignoli, Italy and long term outcome Epilepsy with onset within 3years of age: electroclinical characterization Danjela Ndoja, Albania osteoporotic young adult male Non-traumatic compressive fractures following acluster of GTCS –in an TUESDAY 1 Lidiya Mar’yenko, Ukraine comorbidity in patients with epilepsy On the relationship between and withpsychiatric somatic headaches Esperanza Wagner, USA An alternative to collodion ć ST Klari JULY ć, Croatia POSTERS 153 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY JULY JULY ST ST Chair: Çigdem Özkara, Turkey Turkey Özkara, Çigdem Chair: four sclerosis: hippocampal to due epilepsy lobe temporal mesial for Surgery Croatia Zagreb, Center Epilepsy from experience years Croatia Sajko, Tomislav resective in neuronavigation functional and 1.5T MR imaging Intraoperative 10 from Conclusions technology? future or hype expensive surgery: epilepsy 400 patients in experience years’ Germany Hofmann, Andrea hypothalamic of thermocoagulation radiofrequency Stereotactic patients hamartoma 100 consecutive in Japan Shirozu, Hiroshi mesial of treatment Knife Gamma and ultrasound focused Combined study simulation computer epilepsy: lobe temporal Israel Medvedovsky, Mordekhay TUESDAY 1 TUESDAY Kingdom United Cock, Hannah Chair: intravenous with epilepticus status of treatment the in 100 cases levetiracetam Germany Eue, Steffen Qatar in (NORSE) epilepticus status refractory onset new reportA case of Qatar Melikyan, Gayane laminar of changes pathological causing epilepticus status lobe frontal Focal 5 cortical layer involving necrosis USA Marks, David lateralized periodic of implications prognostic and correlates Clinical of phase acute in epilepticus status with patients in discharges epileptiform stroke Nikic, Serbia Petar Thailand in epilepticus status of data National Thailand Tiamkao, Somsak (CSE) in epilepticus status convulsive of outcome and treatment Prehospital children Georgia Tatishvili, Nana patients adult in role their and MRI changes diffusion peri-ictal of Incidence epilepticus status with of Republic Korea, Yi, Han 1 TUESDAY 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 3 NEUROMODULATION AND TREATMENT SURGICAL p527 p528 p529 p530 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 1 EPILEPTICUS STATUS p520 p521 p522 p523 p524 p525 p526 POSTERS p543 p542 p541 p540 p539 p538 p537 SURGICAL TREATMENT AND NEUROMODULATION 4 13:30 – 14:30 p536 p535 p534 p533 p532 p531 154 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Silvia Kochen, Argentina a developing country Evidence-based recommendations for the assessment of epilepsy surgery in Olesya Grinenko, Russian Federation Surgical treatment of epilepsy in patients with tuberous sclerosis Guillaume Gras-Combe, France patients: on 6cases report explored by SEEG Insular surgical resection in non tumoral, pharmacoresistant epileptic Christoph Helmstaedter, Germany surgery? Do antiepileptic drug changes affect cognitive outcome after epilepsy Anna Edelvik, Sweden – alongitudinal observational study Employment outcome after resective epilepsy surgery in Sweden 1995-2010 Gudrun Gröppel, Austria sleep epilepsy surgery in children with continuous spike and waves during slow Anneli Ozanne, Sweden Patient experiences of epilepsy surgery –alongitudinal qualitative study Chair: Andreas Schulze-Bonhage, Germany TUESDAY 1 Eun-Ik Son, Republic of Korea resection Surgical strategies ofdysplasia FLE with cortical in terms of extent of William Harkness, United Kingdom variability Pediatric epilepsy surgery specific techniques issues: inter-center worldwide Arthur Cukiert, Brazil variability Pediatric epilepsy surgery general techniques issues: inter-center worldwide Jörg Wellmer, Germany a new way in epilepsy surgery? Lesion focussed stereotactic thermo-coagulation instead of open resection: Lisa Vaugier, France Place of Stereo electro encephalography after afirst failed epilepsy surgery Johan Bjellvi, Sweden resection for epilepsy Visual field defects and permission to drive in adults after temporal lobe ST JULY POSTERS 155 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ST Insular and insulo-opercular epilepsy in childhood: presurgical stereoEEG presurgical childhood: in epilepsy insulo-opercular and Insular outcome surgical and exploration France Chipaux, Mathilde epilepsy an for appropriateness assess to tool online an using of Feasibility evaluation surgery Canada Hrazdil, Chantelle patients' the perspective from hemispherotomy after follow-up Long-term Sweden Verdinelli, Cecilia 1 TUESDAY Chair: Rainer Surges, Germany Germany Surges, Rainer Chair: fits epileptic of frequency child’s and depression Mother’s Pakistan Mushtaq, Hafeez following abnormalities X-ray associated withcChest characteristics Ictal convulsions generalized USA Seyal, Masud epilepsy with patients in disturbances conductance and rhythm Cardiac Ukraine Litovchenko, Tetyana non-epileptic seizures: psychogenic of diagnosis in monitoring Video-EEG experience our Spain Ivanovski, Trajche human grafted on synaptogenesis afferent delayed reveal Optogenetics progenitors neural cell-derived stem pluripotent induced Sweden Avaliani, Natalia Down with children two in syndrome West of treatment Successful diet ketogenic with syndrome Bachański,Poland Marek epilepsy treated newly in morbidity mortalityExcess hospitalized and Australia Chen, Zhibin sample a small from results preliminary epilepsy: in stimulation brain Deep Netherlands Ardesch, Jacqueline autistic in changes behavioural on stimulation nerve vagus of effect The epilepsy intractable with children USA Tsimerinov, Evgeny favorable with tool a promising ablation: thermal laser-induced MRO-guided neurocognitive and seizures intractable for outcomes long-term and mid cortical in dysplasias comorbidities USA Eksioglu, Yaman p545 p546 p544 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 2 ABSTRACTS LATE p785 p786 p787 p788 p789 p790 p791 p792 p793 p794 POSTERS p557 p556 p555 p554 p553 p552 p551 p550 p549 p548 p547 ANTIEPILEPTIC DRUGS 7 13:30 – 14:30 p795 156 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Lieven Lagae, Belgium in paediatric epilepsy patients with partial Effects of adjunctive zonisamide treatment on weight and body mass index Mariana Leitão-Marques, Portugal Zonisamide and retinal vasculitis –acausal relationship? Emilio Russo, Italy seizures antiepileptic drugs in the treatment of secondarily generalized tonic-clonic An overall and dose-response meta-analysis of efficacy of newer generation France Baulac, Michel baseline seizure types treatment of adults with newly epilepsy: diagnosed partial analysis by Long-term efficacy of zonisamide versus carbamazepine monotherapy for Elena Kkolou, Cyprus in patients with refractory focal epilepsy onset epilepsycenter at atertiary Two year data on efficacy and tolerability of lacosamide as add-on therapy Valentina De Clemente, Italy with pharmacoresistant epilepsy Efficacy and safety of lacosamide in add-on in children and young adults Angelo Labate, Italy sclerosis (HS) Lacosamide in mesial temporal lobe epilepsy (MTLE)with hippocampal Christine Jansen, Germany patients with CDKL5 mutations: low long-term efficacy Retrospective evaluation of antiepileptic drugs and ketogenic diet in 40 Svetlana Sivkova, Russian Federation and cryptogenic forms of epilepsy Antiepileptic drugs and cognitive functions in children with symptomatic Stevo Serbia Lukic, newly diagnosed localization related epilepsies prediction of initial lamotrigine monotherapy efficacy in adult patients with Comparison neural of artificial network and regression analysis for Emmi Itkonen, Finland patients with epilepsy Factors influencing willingness in clinical to participate trials among Chair: Graeme Sills, United Kingdom WEDNESDAY 2 Natalya Ananieva, Russian Federation with depressive disorders Cognitive-affective relations and coping strategies in temporal lobe epilepsy ND JULY POSTERS 157 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ND Chair: Piero Perucca, Australia Perucca, Piero Chair: with adolescents in behaviour on perampanel adjunctive of Impact partial-onset seizures refractory Belgium Lagae, Lieven the on effect their in differ (BRV) brivaracetam (LEV) and levetiracetam Do a of results patients?: epilepsy in (PPR) response EEG photo-paroxysmal study mining data retrospective, USA Reed, Ronald (≤400 mg/day) lacosamide adjunctive of partialand Efficacy complex in analysis pooled epilepsy: focal with adults in seizures generalized secondary trials extension open-label three of Belgium Dimova, Svetlana a historical- monotherapy: to conversion lacosamide of Tolerability trial randomized double-blind, multicenter, controlled Australia O'Brien, Terence evaluation a multicentre epilepsy: of treatment the in Perampanel Kingdom United Manidakis, Ioannis clinic epilepsy a regional in perampanel with experience Clinical Kingdom United Coyle, Helen and epilepsy rolandic of survey UK practice and feasibility trial Clinical syndrome Panayiotopoulos Kingdom United Pal, Deb an seizures: tonic-clonic generalized primary uncontrolled for Lacosamide extension 59-week with study pilot open-label USA Wechsler, Robert adjunctive later and first as lacosamide of life of quality on Effects open-label a multicenter partial-onset seizures: uncontrolled for treatment trial Belgium Backer, De Marc for treatment adjunctive first as lacosamide of safety and Efficacy trial open-label a multicenter partial-onset seizures: uncontrolled Germany Werhahn, Konrad as lacosamide of effectiveness the on study open-label long-term Pragmatic partial patients epileptic refractory in therapy add-on Italy La Neve, Angela WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 8 DRUGS ANTIEPILEPTIC p558 p559 p560 p561 p562 p563 p564 p565 p566 p567 p568 POSTERS p578 p577 p576 p575 p574 p573 p572 p571 p570 p569 ANTIEPILEPTIC DRUGS 9 13:30 – 14:30 158 Stockholm 29 p579 BASIC SCIENCE 5 13:30 – 14:30 th June -3 rd July WEDNESDAY 2 Iraida Pisarenco, Switzerland (Levonorgestrel) in patient with epilepsy and lamotrigine therapy Non-convulsive status epilepticus triggered by emergency contraception Barry Gidal, USA daily extended-release topiramate Effect of dosing intervals on the pharmacokinetic profile of USL255, once- Ilse Wegner, Netherlands on comedication* The effect of oral contraceptives on the lamotrigine concentration depends Marina Leonova, Russian Federation Therapeutic drug monitoring of anticonvulsants in clinical practice in Russia Ana Ferreira, Portugal human plasma their active metabolites carbamazepine-10,11-epoxide and licarbazepine in phenobarbital, phenytoin, carbamazepine, lamotrigine, oxcarbazepine, and A new MEPS/HPLC-DAD assay for therapeutic drug monitoring of Christoph Baumgartner, Austria First clinical experiences with perampanel in Vienna Isabella Meira, Brazil year follow up Lennox-Gastaut syndrome and vagus nerve simulator: caseof report five Mevåg,Morten Norway Patients' versus prescribers' view of antiepileptic medication Cecilie Johannessen Landmark, Norway acetate in Norway Clinical experience with therapeutic drug monitoring of eslicarbazepine Armel Stockis, Belgium and 100mg tablets and 100mg intravenous bolus in healthy volunteers Brivaracetam bioavailability/bioequivalence comparison between 10, 50, 75 Chair: Bernhard Steinhoff, Germany WEDNESDAY 2 Milad Ahmadi, Iran, Islamic Republic of spreadingcortical depression induced rats Amelioration of neural impairment by MK-801 in hippocampal area of CA3 Chair: Fredrik Asztély, Sweden ND ND JULY JULY POSTERS 159 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ND Beta adrenergic blockade reverses increased cardiac excitability in a model in excitability cardiac increased blockade reverses adrenergic Beta epilepsy acquired of USA Anderson, E. Anne associated is epilepsy with cortical of model dysplasia mouse KO NS-PTEN astrogliosis and micro- hippocampal with USA L. Brewster, Amy of hippocampi in enzymes peroxide-removing hydrogen of activity Increased hippocampal to due epilepsy lobe temporal mesial with patients the sclerosis Serbia Risti, Aleksandar mesial drug-resistant with patients in hippocampi sclerotic of Metallome epilepsy lobe temporal Serbia Risti, Aleksandar in resistance drug of biomarker a possible thickness: layer fiber nerve Retinal epilepsy Kingdom United Balestrini, Simona of markers molecular the attenuates WOROSCHIN-oil cochleare Aconitum safe with mice kindled induced Pentylenetetrazole in epileptogenesis profile toxicity Pakistan Malhi, Saima pilocarpine the to subjected rats of hippocampus the of profiling Proteomic not or epilepticus status presenting epilepsy of model Brazil Persike, Daniele acid valproic and carbamazepine vinpocetine, drugs anti-seizure the of Effect IL-1on TNF- and hippocampus the in expression Mexico Gómez, Carlos seizure-induced on 5 -diphosphocholine (CDP-choline) cytidine of Effects death neuron of Republic Korea, Song, Ki Hong Chair: My Andersson, Sweden Andersson, My Chair: injection by modulated depression spreading by caused impairment Memory nifedipine of of Republic Islamic Iran, Lotfinia, Mahmood is nucleus subthalamic the into vigabatrin of delivery focal Chronic rats in test threshold seizure pentylenetetrazole the in anticonvulsant Germany Gey, Laura anticonvulsant EP-80317 of characterization behavioral and Electrographic rats pilocarpine-treated in effects Italy Curia, Giulia WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY p581 p582 p583 p584 p585 p586 p587 p588 p580 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 6 SCIENCE BASIC p589 p590 p591 POSTERS p602 p601 p600 p599 EPILEPSY 5 CLINICAL 13:30 – 14:30 p598 p597 p596 p595 p594 p593 p592 160 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Emma Bray, United Kingdom in epileptic patients? Memory & epilepsy: what factors determine the severity of memory decline Ivana Markovic, Croatia data analysis Epileptic seizures workup in the emergency department- aretrospective Rohit Shankar, United Kingdom have overnight EEGs or at risk of becoming behaviourly distressed when attempts were made to severe intellectual disability (ID) who were unable to give informed consent assistive to screen technology for nocturnal seizures (NS)in patients with motion passive infra redThe use of Just (PIR) sensors as (JC) Checking Federico Vigevano, Italy in children occurring in the community in Italy: amodel based analysis A comparison of treatment and emergency care use for prolonged seizures Chair: Stjepana Kovac, United Kingdom WEDNESDAY 2 Jatinder Katyal, India experimental seizure models Effect of zinc pretreatment per se and with antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) in Hana Kubová, RepublicCzech impairment and decreased neurogenesis later in the life Exposure of the immature brain to benzodiazepines leads to cognitive Liudmila Lipatova, Russian Federation Neuroplasticity and neurogenesis in epilepsy- is it possible? Jarogniew J. Łuszczki, Poland model –atype Iisobolographic analysis antiepileptic drugs in the mouse maximal electroshock-induced seizure Synergistic interaction selected of combinations some among three Eva-Lotta von Rüden, Germany epilepsy mediates cannabinoid-dependent effects in amouse model of temporal lobe Indirect activation of the endocannabinoid system: 2-arachidonoylglycerol Ozge Beyazcicek, Turkey rats The effect of thymoquinone on penicillin-induced epileptiform activity in Seyit Ankarali, Turkey activity in rats The effect of rapamycin (sirolimus) on penicillin-induced epileptiform ND JULY POSTERS 161 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ND Epilepsiwebben- an open internetbased information site for adolescents for site information internetbased open an Epilepsiwebben- epilepsy with Sweden Neideman, Mirja U.S. in platform health a digital of impact the testing POEMThe study: epilepsy with veterans USA Hixson, John epilepsy? about know ‘they’ do What Turkey Ak, Dogan Pelin surgery childhood after epilepsy normalize not does stress Parenting Netherlands Braams, Olga related concerns and disclosure overprotection, stigma, among relations The epilepsy with Turkey Aydemir, Nuran epilepsy focal cryptogenic as misdiagnosed epilepsy reading Unexpected Spain Giráldez, Beatriz 2 WEDNESDAY Chair: Lino Nobili, Italy Italy Nobili, Lino Chair: with patients adult for service specialist a multidisciplinary of Performance disability Intellectual and Epilepsy Netherlands Tan, In North on epilepsy Indian against – fight Din" Naya "Ek film feature of Impact States India Mishra, Vijaya to drugs antiepileptic of administration in disparities Sociodemographic Germany in adults Germany Hamer, Hajo school children Nigerian among epilepsy of Perception Nigeria Salawu, Fatai with children social of support parents in perceived and distress Parental epilepsy idiopathic Italy Guerriero, Viviana epilepsy? "epileptic" label the does How towards attitudes influence Croatia Friedrich, Latica ability driving on impact its and activity epileptic Interictal Switzerland Krestel, Heinz injuries epilepsy-related of factors risk and costs hospitalization Incidence, accidents and Germany Strzelczyk, Adam p604 p605 p606 p607 p608 p603 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 CLINICAL 6 EPILEPSY p609 p610 p611 p613 p614 p615 p617 p618 POSTERS p630 p629 p628 p627 p626 p625 p624 p623 p622 p621 NEUROPHYSIOLOGY CLINICAL 5 13:30 – 14:30 p620 p619 162 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Katarzyna Pawlak-Osi phonostimulation Cortical activity in tinnitus patients and its modification by Gennady Selitskii, Russian Federation and depakine therapy Cognitive functions in patients with frontal lobe epilepsy during topiramate Mikhail Aleksandrov, Russian Federation unconsciousness at severe craniocerebral injury Non-convulsive status epilepticus in patients with post coma Dimitrios Kazis, Greece The role of of EEG in loss episodes of cosciousness: one or more recordings? Vasileios Papaliagkas, Greece White blood cell count in patients with epileptic seizures Vlada Radivojevic, Serbia EEG coherency in children with autism Taissa Ferrari-Marinho, Canada patients with refractory epilepsy Intracranial EEG seizure-onset patterns correlate with interictal HFOs in Sofía Isabel Cieza Ortiz, Spain in other epileptic syndromes Auditory steady-state responses are absent in Dravet syndrome and present Elena Gardella, Denmark encephalopathy Distinctive interictal and ictal video-EEG features of epilepsy in SCN8A Francesco Zellini, Switzerland recovery Transient global amnesia: high density EEG recording of acute phase and Chair: Dorothée Kasteleijn-Nolst Trenité, Italy WEDNESDAY 2 Francesca Snoeijen-Schouwenaars, Netherlands osteopenia and an intellectual disability Feasibility of whole body vibration training in people with epilepsy, Jiani Chen, China Driving among epilepsy patients in West China ND JULY ńska, Poland POSTERS 163 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY JULY ND ND Chair: Maria Dahlin, Sweden Sweden Dahlin, Maria Chair: antibodies anti-caspr-2 with epilepsy lobe temporal Refractory Czech Republic Krysl, David phenotype and genotype mutation: CDKL5 identical an with siblings Two evaluation Netherlands Hagebeuk, Eveline patients adult in syndrome Lennox-Gastaut Serbia Milovanovic, Maja heart rate abnormalities, rhythm cardiac interictal of Investigation idiopathic with patients untreated in factors related and variability epilepsy generalized Turkey Agan, Kadriye Chair: Solomon L. Moshé, USA USA L. Moshé, Solomon Chair: intellectual and epilepsy refractory with patients of stigma Perceived disability Bulgaria Viteva, Ekaterina learning with patients epilepsy refractory in lacosamide add-on of Efficacy disabilities Denmark Petrenaite, Vaiva severe and epilepsy refractory with patients in diet Atkins modified The trial controlled a randomized of – design disability intellectual Netherlands Hanna Hulshof, of frequency the on inhibitors reuptake serotonin selective of effect The epilepsy severe with people young in seizures epileptic Kingdom United Kumar, Francis audit retrospective – an epilepsy and syndrome Down’s Kingdom United Auce, Pauls or disabilities learning with comorbid seizures febrile repetitive Are disorders? behaviour Spain Smeyers, Patricia age the concerning epilepsy lobe temporal mesial symptomatic of Features manifestation its of Federation Russian Kirillovskikh, Olga syndrome Dravet for a cure to Road Spain Meur, Ana Mingorance-Le 2 WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 8 CHILDHOOD IN EPILEPSY p639 p640 p641 p642 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 7 CHILDHOOD IN EPILEPSY p631 p632 p633 p634 p635 p636 p637 p638 POSTERS p655 p654 p653 p651 p650 p649 p648 EPILEPSY IN CHILDHOOD 9 13:30 – 14:30 p647 p646 p645 p644 p643 164 Stockholm 29 p656 EPILEPSY IN CHILDHOOD 10 13:30 – 14:30 th June -3 rd July WEDNESDAY 2 Ludmila Kirilova, Ukraine disorders in early childhood Epileptic encephalopathies: comorbidity or acause of autistic spectrum Gaia Donata Oggioni, Italy follow-up Lennox-Gastaut syndrome in adulthood: clinical features from a long term Jayakara Shetty, United Kingdom Nitrazepam as first line treatment in West syndrome David Cox, United Kingdom (ID) being treated with antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) Identification of osteoporosis amongst people with intellectual disabilities Dimitrios Kazis, Greece Absence seizures in apatient with celiac disease (CD) Loucas Christodoulou, United Kingdom Primary systemic carnitine deficiency causing infantile onset seizures Frank Besag, United Kingdom Psychiatric disturbance in children with epilepsy Chair: Federico Vigevano, Italy WEDNESDAY 2 Ali Akyol, Turkey A different type reflex epilepsy: epilepsy induced by cold weather Dragan Marjanovic,Denmark Epilepsy (HHE)syndrome Clinical features and evolution of epilepsy in Hemiconvulsion-Hemiplegia- Hany El-Naggar, Ireland Aetiology of epilepsy in Ireland (series of centre) patients in atertiary Vasiliki Tsirka, United Kingdom and electrophysiological characteristics Eyelid myoclonia with absences: aretrospective follow-up study of clinical Meliha Tan, Turkey Lafora disease similar to juvenile myoclonic epilepsy Elena Pavlidis, Italy electroclinical features and evolution of idiopathic in acohort cases Encephalopathy related to status epilepticus during slow sleep (ESES): Chair: RimaFrance Nabbout, ND ND JULY JULY POSTERS 165 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ND Cortical sources of magnetic spike-waves in 60 children with electric status electric with 60 children in spike-waves magnetic of sources Cortical encephalopathy suspected with (ESES) sleep during epilepticus Finland Paetau, Ritva for complexity additional an syndrome: Dravet in treatment Antiepileptic families the France Coqué, Nathalie of consequence a direct not is syndrome Dravet in encephalopathy The epilepsy France Chemaly, Nicole study a prospective seizures: neonatal of Incidence Argentina Alberto Espeche, Korea Chungbuk, in seizure neonatal of treatment Pharmacologic of Republic Korea, Kim, Seop Won neonatal of spectrum pathogenic and genetic, clinical, the Expanding mutations associated KCNQ2 with epilepsies Israel Aharoni, Sharon KCNQ2 with patients in seizures and epilepticus status of Treatment encephalopathy Italy Pisano, Tiziana and finding dose I/II a phase of results loss: hearing and Bumetanide seizures neonatal of treatment line second for bumetanide of trial feasibility (NEMO) Kingdom United Pressler, Ronit and activity axis (LHPA) limbic-hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal of Roles in (GABAAR)-mediated excitation A receptor type acid gamma-aminobutyric rats neonatal in seizures electroencephalographic propofol-induced USA Martynyuk, Anatoly 2 WEDNESDAY Chair: Eylert Brodtkorb, Norway Norway Brodtkorb, Eylert Chair: lobe temporal mesial in analysis genomic via profiling DNA Mitochondrial sclerosis hippocampal with patients epilepsy Turkey Gurses, Candan epilepsy myoclonic juvenile in gene ß cystatin of a role for No evidence Italy Mumoli, Laura seizures febrile with epilepsy generalized and channelSodium mutations plus Portugal Almendra, Ricardo p658 p659 p660 p661 p662 p663 p664 p665 p657 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 3 GENETICS p666 p667 p668 POSTERS p681 p680 p679 p678 p677 GENETICS 4 13:30 – 14:30 p676 p675 p674 p673 p672 p671 p670 p669 166 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Sarah von Spiczak, Germany genes and interesting candidate genes Exome sequencing in myoclonic astatic epilepsy identifies known epilepsy Alexey Kholin, Russian Federation Epilepsy in Angelman syndrome Alice Denisa Dica, Romania sleep in Gurrieri syndrome Epileptic encephalopathy with continuous spikes and waves during slow Oana Tarta-Arsene, Romania A new therapeutic formula of infantile spasms in Down syndrome? Nerses Bebek, Turkey leading to Lafora disease in Turkish patients Two novel and three known EPM2A and NHLRC1(EPM2B) gene variants Chair: Carla Marini, Italy WEDNESDAY 2 Line H. G. Larsen, Denmark screening panel targeting epilepsy-related 31childhood genes Identification of presumed genetic disease-causing variations by aNGS Rikke Møller, Denmark Epilepsy (SUDEP) KCNT1 mutations in Seizure Disorders and Sudden Unexplained Death in Marjan van Kempen, Netherlands Introduction of gene panels in DNA diagnostics for epilepsy Caroline Lund, Norway previously identified mutation Whole exome sequencing of patients with tuberous sclerosis without a Markus von Deimling, Germany Gene expression and in juvenile childhood absence epilepsy Chantal Depondt, Belgium studies in epilepsy Inter-rater reliability of multicentre phenotyping for genomic association Meghna Bhatnagar, United Kingdom The genetics of status epilepticus –areview of the known causative genes Antonietta Coppola, United Kingdom Methylation patterns in human frontal lobe epilepsy of unknown origin ND JULY POSTERS 167 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ND No association between C3435T polymorphism in MDR1 gene and anti- and gene MDR1 in C3435T polymorphism No association between epilepsy Puerto with in children Rican resistance drug epileptic Puerto Rico Montalvo, Jocelyn with epilepsy focal familial with Egyptian families four of features Clinical (FFEVF) foci variable Egypt Tawil, El Salwa epilepsy? myoclono-astatic determine mutations gene CHD2 Do France Barcia, Giulia 2 WEDNESDAY Chair: Christian Bien, Germany Germany Bien, Christian Chair: epilepsy refractory in MRI findings India Thacker, Anup association language and of tests two fMRI during language of Comparison patients epilepsy lobe temporal in Belgium Seynaeve, Laura dual in imaging functional and structural multimodal of value Added pathology Switzerland Weisstanner, Christian lobe temporal spontaneous and 1 availability type receptor Cannabinoid seizures Kingdom United Hammers, Alexander a sudden and callosum corpus the of splenium the in lesion Transient telemetry video-EEG during withdrawal drugs antiepileptic Sokic, Serbia Dragoslav epileptic the with interaction the epilepsy: in networks language Atypical network Kingdom United Centeno, Maria children: in surgery epilepsy after and before lateralisation Language function cognitive to relationship Kingdom United Coleman, Rosie post- in neuroscience atomic from insights first epilepsy: in metals Brain tissue surgical USA Ann Lam, in changes structural identify tractography and tensor imaging Diffusion epilepsy focal cryptogenic Germany Vollmar, Christian childhood benign in expressions emotional facial to fMRI response An spikes centro-temporal with epilepsy France Ciumas, Carolina p683 p685 p682 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 5 IMAGING p686 p687 p688 p689 p690 p691 p692 p693 p694 p695 POSTERS p705 p704 p703 p702 p701 p700 p699 p698 p697 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY IN EPILEPSY 4 13:30 – 14:30 p696 168 Stockholm 29 p707 p706 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY IN EPILEPSY 5 13:30 – 14:30 th June -3 rd July WEDNESDAY 2 Eline Revdal, Norway based registry study Substance use disorders disorders and psychotic in epilepsy: apopulation- Silvana Mijo, Albania Psychiatric disorders in patients with epilepsy Snezana Japalak, Serbia Psychiatric disorders in juvenile myoclonic epilepsy Georgeta Diaconu, Romania with epilepsy The incidence of mental retardation and behavioral difficulties at children Maria Mazurkiewicz-Beldzinska, Poland Epilepsy and depression comorbidity in adolescents María Sitges, Mexico mRNA induced by seizures in the hippocampus The antidepressant sertraline diminish the expression of IL-1 and TNF- Jong-Geun Seo, Korea, Republic of MEPSY study Validation of the generalized anxiety disorder-7 in people with epileisy: a Nebojsa Jovic, Serbia sclerosis complex Psychiatric comorbidity and seizure control in patients with tuberous Mitsutoshi Okazaki, Japan A case of body dysmorphic disorder after epilepsy surgery and childbirth Chair: Sallie Baxendale, United Kingdom WEDNESDAY 2 Katariina Mankinen, Finland with early-stage temporal lobe epilepsy of unknown cause –an fMRIstudy Reading, listening and memory-related signal response BOLD in children Annelies Grimonprez, Belgium for temporal lobe epilepsy Vagus nerve stimulation has antidepressant effects in the kainic acid model Christian Hansen, Denmark Fast detection of depression in epilepsy Chair: Christoph Helmstaedter, Germany ND ND JULY JULY POSTERS 169 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY ND Peculiar properties of electroencephalogram in children with autism with children in electroencephalogram of properties Peculiar speechand disturbances disorder spectrum Federation Russian Gamirova, Rimma epilepsies focal drugresistant with patients in disorders Sleep Spain Nácher, Ley Miguel the on influence assessment ADHD at EEG on abnormalities epileptiform Do occurrence seizure epileptic and drugs antiepileptic methylphenidate, of use follow-up? years two during Norway Socanski, Dobrinko epilepsy with patients seventy of a group in anxiety and Depression Montenegro Vujisic, Slavica problem – a rare psychogenic as seizures epileptic of Misdiagnosis Germany Kurth, Christoph problem psychological as Epilepsy Herzegovina and Bosnia Kapidzic, Almasa 2 WEDNESDAY Chair: Erik Taubøll, Norway Taubøll, Erik Chair: of period latent the during response Ca2+ astrocytic in Change mouse adult the in epileptogenesis Norway Heuser, Kjell disease neuro-Behcet in seizures Epileptic Turkey Kutlu, Gulnihal study cross-sectional a retrospective seizures: of risk and Hypoglycaemia Sweden Halawa, Imad epilepsy in parameters Immunological Uzbekistan Azizova, Rano outcome functional and epilepsy Poststroke Uzbekistan Azizova, Rano epilepsy in functions cognitive on (Oxapine) oxcarbazepine of Influence Uzbekistan Azizova, Rano diagnosis epilepsy MRI for functional and EEG simultaneous of value Clinical treatment and Netherlands Ossenblok, Pauly extra-adrenal to due seizures anoxic reactive and asystole reportCase of pheochromocytoma Armenia Mkhitaryan, Liza p709 p710 p711 p712 p713 p708 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 5 OTHERS p715 p716 p717 p718 p719 p720 p721 p722 POSTERS p734 p733 p732 p731 p730 p729 p728 p727 p726 p725 OTHERS 6 13:30 – 14:30 p724 p723 170 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Jatinder Katyal, India herbal extracts Prevention of development of tolerance to phenobarbitone in mice using Vesna Ivetic, Serbia Views of young people toward epilepsy in Vojvodina Jonas Ihle, Switzerland a case report Hypomagnesemia and hypocalcemia symptomatic mimicking focal epilepsy: Laura Maria de Figueiredo Ferreira Guilhoto, Brazil developing country Epileptic seizures in pediatric population with bacterial meningitis in a Bernardo Dalla Bernardina, Italy genes SCN1aand PCDH19 National registry of Dravet’s syndrome and other syndromes correlated with Hakan Kaleagasi, Turkey Two cases of chorea-acanthocytosis with epilepsy Francesca Bisulli, Italy and epilepsy:Headache prevalence and clinical features of 398patients Eric Van Diessen, Netherlands analysis Brain network organization in focal epilepsy: asystematic review and meta- Mia Tuft, Norway experienced epilepsy nurses conversations with children and their parents. The project are run by (2010-2017) is to spread children’s experiences with epilepsy, primarily in National Epilepsy Hospital in Norway. The purpose of the ongoing project Literature about epilepsy for children. The use of epilepsy stories at a Ana Doneva, Macedonia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Injuries in epilepsy-seizure related Chair: Mike Kerr, United Kingdom WEDNESDAY 2 Vaso Zisimopoulou, Greece unprovoked seizure The value of lumbar puncture in the diagnostic evaluation of afirst Oliver Henning, Norway Sexual dysfunction and sexual well-being in people with epilepsy in Norway ND JULY POSTERS 171 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org JULY JULY ND ND Chair: David Henshall, Ireland Ireland Henshall, David Chair: mortality short-term influences syndrome response inflammatory Systemic epilepticus status in Italy Stragapede, Lara Chair: Ettore Beghi, Italy Beghi, Ettore Chair: Meningitis Tubercular in indicator a prognostic as epilepticus Status India Mishra, Vijaya a 5 candidates: surgical are epilepsy lobe temporal with patients the No all cohort years Canada Ronquillo, Hernandez Lizbeth intellectual and motor severe with patients in epilepsy of Prognosis follow-up a 10-year disabilities: Japan Momosaki, Ken an in outcome long-term encephalitis: Rasmussen in Hemispherotomy patients 16 of series Italian Italy Matricardi, Sara an after follow-up epilepsy: myoclonic juvenile of heterogeneity Clinical 20 years than more of interval Norway Marte Syvertsen, with treated spasms infantile with children in outcome term Long a cohort 180 patients of vigabatrin: Serbia Djuric, Milena treatment and course long-term encephalitis: rasmussen Adult-onset options Italy Deleo, Francesco and children well-functioning in childhood epilepsy of outcome 10-year factors – social psychological and adolescents Sweden Eeg-Olofsson, Orvar PET-positive MRI-negative, refractory with patients of characteristics Clinical epilepsy lobe temporal Czech Republic Doležalová, Irena prognosis seizure on epilepsy of treatment late and early of Influence Nigeria Olusanya, Adedunni after 8 years present are abnormalities microstructural matter White study a population-based from results seizures: febrile prolonged Kingdom United Pujar, Suresh WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY 2 WEDNESDAY 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 2 EPILEPTICUS STATUS p747 13:30 – 14:30 14:30 – 13:30 3 EPIDEMIOLOGY / PROGNOSIS p735 p736 p737 p738 p740 p741 p742 p743 p744 p745 p746 POSTERS p761 p760 p759 p758 p757 p756 p755 SURGICAL TREATMENT AND NEUROMODULATION 5 13:30 – 14:30 p754 p753 p751 p750 p749 p748 172 Stockholm 29 th June -3 rd July Nilesh Mundil, United Kingdom intractable epilepsy: influence of underlying pathology on outcome Functional hemispherectomy in children and young adults with medically Leena Jutila, Finland temporal lobe epilepsy? Temporal anteroinferior encephalocele: an under-recognized etiology of John Chaplin, Sweden Epilepsy Psycho-Social Effects Scale (EPSES) outcomes followingPsycho-social epilepsy surgery: results from the Sara Casciato, Italy review of the literature Epilepsy surgery in adult-onset Rasmussen’s encephalitis: case series and Hadassa Goldberg-Stern, Israel hemispherotomy in Rasmussen encephalitis A knock-out to the immunomodulatory approach: asuccessful dominant Stefano Francione, Italy “Claudio Munari” Centre of 420consecutive patients operated on for drug-resistant epilepsy at the Long term follow-up (>10 years) in asingle Epilepsy Surgery Centre: aseries Pavel Krsek, RepublicCzech surgery Predicting successful antiepileptic drug withdrawal in children after epilepsy Chair: Petr Czech Marusic, Republic WEDNESDAY 2 Kantanen,Anne-Mari Finland after refractoryMortality status epilepticus Suzana Dedijer, Serbia Characteristics of epilepsy in children with epileptic status Tijana Milivojevic, Serbia Neuroimaging in the children with status epilepticus Giada Giovannini, Italy refractory/super-refractory status epilepticus A short-term monocentric prospective observational study of Markus Leitinger, Austria exploratory comparison Epidemiology score based mortality in status epilepticus –aretrospective Yasmin Handouk, Italy A case of status epilepticus in thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura ND JULY POSTERS 173 www.epilepsystockholm2014.org Clinical and MRI evaluation of the transuncus selective amygdalo- selective transuncus the of MRI evaluation and Clinical hyppocampectomy Brazil Galego, Campesan Henrique Paulo surgery epilepsy for a contraindication be not should mutations COL4A1 Kingdom United Apostolos Papandreou, selective following function memory of Recovery gyrus temporal inferior the via amygdalohippocampectomy Japan Kishima, Haruhiko childhood in surgery epilepsy after life of quality Health-related Netherlands Schooneveld, van Monique p763 p764 p765 p762 OTHER INFORMATION 174 Stockholm 29 INFORMATION OTHER th June -3 rd July OTHER INFORMATION 175 SPEAKERS’ LIST SPEAKERS’ www.epilepsystockholm2014.org TRAVEL BURSARIES TRAVEL LIST OF EXHIBITORS AND FLOORPLAN AND EXHIBITORS OF LIST OTHER INFORMATION The 11 cover flight, accommodation and registration and are provided by the ILAE Commission on European Affairs. 51 abstracts were selected for Travel Bursaries by the Scientific Advisory Committee. 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