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62Nd Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Neurology English Pocket Program Change List 62nd Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Neurology English Pocket Program Change List Session Page No. Date (Presentation) Change item After the change Before the change No. Takahiko Tokuda (Department of Functional Brain Schedule Imaging Research, National Institute of Makoto Higuchi (National Institutes for Quantum and Day 1 May 19 NFS-01 Chair Radiological Sciences, National Institutes for Radiological Science and Technology) P. 30 Quantum and Radiological Science and Technology, Japan) Schedule Jun Mitsui (Department of Molecular Neurology, Ichiro Yabe (Department of Neurology Faculty of Day 2 May 20 HT-05 Chair The University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Medicine and Graduate School of Medicine Hokkaido P. 36 Medicine, Japan) University) Takahiro Iizuka (Department of Neurology, Kitasato Schedule Takahiro Iizuka (Department of Neurology, University School of Medicine) Day 4 May 22 HT-08 Chair Kitasato University School of Medicine) Shunya Nakane (Department of Molecular Neurology & P. 38 Therapeutics, KUMAMOTO UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL) Takayuki Kondo (Kansai Medical University Medical Schedule Center) Takayuki Kondo (Kansai Medical University Day 1 May 19 S-01 Chair Izumi Kawachi (Comprehensive Medical Education Medical Center) P. 41 Center, Niigata University School of Medicine. Dept. of Neurology, BRI. Niigata University) Masaki Takao (National Center of Neurology and Schedule Yasushi Iwasaki (Institute for Medical Science of Psychiatry （ NCNP ） National Center Hospital) Day 1 May 19 S-05 Chair Aging, Aichi Medical University) Yasushi Iwasaki (Institute for Medical Science of Aging, P. 43 Aichi Medical University) Yumiko Kaseda (Department of Neurology, Hiroshima city Schedule Takayo Chuma (Department of Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Hospital) Day 1 May 19 S-09 Chair Medicine, Shiga General Hospital) Takayo Chuma (Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, P. 46 Shiga General Hospital) Tommoto Hidekazu (Department of Neurology, Mie Schedule University) Tommoto Hidekazu (Department of Neurology, Day 1 May 19 S-11 Chair Takanari Kitazono (Department of Medicine and Clinical Mie University) P. 47 Science, Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Kyushu University) Masashi Aoki (Department of Neurology, Tohoku Schedule University School of Medicine) Day 1 May 19 S-12 Chair Head Quarters Office Yoshitaka Nagai (Department of Neurotherapeutics, P. 49 Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine) Hisaka Igarashi (Headache Care Unit, Department of Schedule Makio Takahashi (Department of Neurology, Internal Medicine, Fujitsu Clinic) Day 1 May 19 S-13 座長 Osaka Red Cross Hospital) Makio Takahashi (Department of Neurology, Osaka Red P. 48 Cross Hospital) Yoshiki Sekijima (Department of Medicine (Neurology & Schedule Rheumatology), Shinshu University School of Medicine Day 2 May 20 S-15 Chair Head Quarters Office Mitsuharu Ueda (Department of Neurology, Graduate P. 50 School of Medical Sciences) Ayae Kinoshita (Kyoto University Graduate School of Schedule Medicine) Ayae Kinoshita (Kyoto University Graduate School Day 2 May 20 S-19 Chair Kyoko Suzuki (Department of Behavioral Neurology and of Medicine) P. 53 Cognitive Neuroscience,Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine) Presentation Economic profile of novel molecular target drugs Novel molecular target drugs for MG: How should we use P. 54 May 20 S-21-4 title for MG them? Session Page No. Date (Presentation) Change item After the change Before the change No. Takayoshi Shimohata (Department of Neurology, Gifu Schedule Masahisa Katsuno (Department of Neurology, University Graduate School of Medicine) Day 2 May 20 S-22 Chair Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine) Masahisa Katsuno (Department of Neurology, Nagoya P. 54 University Graduate School of Medicine) Schedule Mikito Hayakawa (Division of Stroke Prevention Kazunori Toyoda (National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Day 2 May 20 S-23 Chair and Treatment, Faculty of Medicine, University of Center) P. 55 Tsukuba, Japan) Yuishin Izumi (Department of Neurology, Institute of Schedule Yuishin Izumi (Department of Neurology, Institute Biomedical Sciences, Tokushima University Graduate Day 2 May 20 S-24 Chair of Biomedical Sciences, Tokushima University School) P. 56 Graduate School) Toshio Shimizu (Department of Neurology, Tokyo Metropolitan Neurological Hospital) Hideto Nakajima (Nihon University School of Akihiko Morita (Division of Neurology, Department of P. 57 May 21 S-26 Chair Medicine, Japan) Medicine, Nihon University School of Medicine) Schedule Shunsuke Kajikawa (Department of Neurology, Yoshihiro Sugiura (Department of Neurology, National Day 3 May 21 S-29 Chair Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine, Hospital Organization Fukushima National Hospital) P. 59 Japan) Tatsuya Mima (The Graduate School of Core Ethics and Schedule Tatsuya Mima (The Graduate School of Core Frontier Sciences, Ritsumeikan University) Day 3 May 21 S-32 Chair Ethics and Frontier Sciences, Ritsumeikan Yoshino Ueki (Nagoya city university graduate school of P. 61 University) medicine, department of rehabilitation medicine) Schedule Akiyoshi Kakita (Brain Res Inst, Niigata Univ) Day 3 May 21 S-37 Chair Head Quarters Office Yuko Saito (Dept. Neuropathology, Tokyo Metropolitan P. 64 Institute of Gerontology) Schedule Koichi Mizoguchi (Shizuoka Medical Center Dept. Yuichiro Inatomi (Saiseikai Kumamoto Hospital, Day 3 May 21 S-39 Chair of Neurology, Japan) Department of Neurology) P. 65 Kenji Ishii (Neuroimaging Research, Tokyo Metropolitan Schedule Institute of Gerontology) Kenji Ishii (Neuroimaging Research, Tokyo Day 4 May 22 S-41 Chair Tsuyoshi Hamaguchi (Department of Neurology and Metropolitan Institute of Gerontology) P. 67 Neurobiology of Aging, Kanazawa University Graduate School of Medical Sciences) Naoki Atsuta (Department of Neurology, Aichi Schedule Medical University School of Medicine, Japan / Hiroshi Takashima (Department of Neurology and Day 4 May 22 S-44 Chair Department of Neurology, Nagoya University Geriatrics, Kagoshima University) P. 69 Graduate School of Medicine, Japan) Masahito Mihara (Department of Neurology, Kawasaki Schedule Medical School) Day 4 May 22 S-45 Chair Head Quarters Office Masashi Tsujimoto (National Center for Geriatrics and P. 69 Gerontology) Genjiro Hirose (Department of Neurology, Neurological Schedule Genjiro Hirose (Department of Neurology, Center, Asanogawa General Hospital) Day 3 May 21 HS Chair Neurological Center, Asanogawa General Takemori Yamawaki (Department of Internal Medicine, P. 71 Hospital) Hiroshima Teishin Hospital) "Porphyrins ameliorate SCA36 GGCCTG repeat expansion-mediated P.73 May 21 LB-01 Presentation cytotoxicity" Kimitoshi Hirayanagi (Department of ― Neurology, Gunma University Graduate School of Medicine) "Results Of A Randomized Clinical Trial of Ropinirole Hydrochloride P.73 May 21 LB-02 Presentation For ALS (ROPALS) Based On iPS Cell Drug ― Discovery" Shinichi Takahashi (Department of Physiology, Keio University School of Medicine) Session Page No. Date (Presentation) Change item After the change Before the change No. "Systemically administered DNA/RNA heteroduplex oligonucleotides achieve blood to brain delivery and efficient gene P.73 May 21 LB-03 Presentation ― knockdown in the CNS" Tetsuya Nagata (Tokyo Medical and Dental University) Schedule Masayuki Baba (Department of Neurology, Aomori Day1 May 19 LM-02 Chair Head Quarters Office Prefectural Central Hospital) P. 74 Schedule Yasumasa Ohyagi (Department of Neurology and Day 2 May 20 LM-04 Chair Head Quarters Office Geriatric Medicine, Ehime University) P. 74 Schedule Makoto Urushitani (Department of Neurology, Day 2 May 20 LM-05 Chair Masato Asahina (Neurology Clinic Tsudanuma, Japan) Shiga University of Medical Sciences, Japan) P. 74 Schedule Masaki Takao (National Center of Neurology and Day 3 May 21 LM-07 Chair Head Quarters Office Psychiatry （NCNP ）National Center Hospital) P. 75 Schedule Kazuo Kitagawa (Department of Neurology, Tokyo Day 3 May 21 LM-09 Chair Head Quarters Office Women's Medical University) P. 75 Schedule Takashi Nagamine (Department of Systems Day 4 May 22 LM-12 Chair Head Quarters Office Neuroscience, School of Medicine, Sapporo Medical P. 76 University) Schedule Masahiro Mori (Department of Neurology, Chiba Satoshi Kuwabara (Department of Neurology, Chiba Day 3 May 21 LS-27 Chair University) University) P. 85 Yasushi Osaki (Department of Neurology, Kochi Medical Schedule Hirano (Kindai University Faculty of Medicine, School Hospital) Day1 May 19 O-02 Chair Department of Neurology) Makito Hirano (Kindai University Faculty of Medicine, P. 97 Department of Neurology) Takashi Yamamura(National Institute of Neuroscience, Schedule Takashi Yamamura(National Institute of NCNP) Day1 May 19 O-03 Chair Neuroscience, NCNP) Tomoko Okamoto P. 98 (National Center of Neurology and Psychiatry) Katsuichi Miyamoto (Department of Neurology, Kindai Schedule Katsuichi Miyamoto (Department of Neurology, Univercity School of Medicine) Day1 May 19 O-05 Chair Kindai Univercity School of Medicine) Takuya Matsushita (Department of Neurology, Kyushu P. 99 University Hospital) Schedule Mitsuya Morita (Jichi Medical University Hospital, Day 1 May 19 O-07 Chair Head Quarters Office Rehabilitation Center) P. 101 Shozo Tobimatsu (Dept. of Orthoptics, Faculty of Schedule Shozo Tobimatsu (Dept. of Orthoptics, Faculty of Medicine, Fukuoka International University of Health and Day1 May 19 O-08 Chair Medicine, Fukuoka International University of Welfare) P. 102 Health and Welfare) Yasuo Terao (Department of Medical Physiology, Kyorin
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