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Find out which sessions not to miss at EAN 2020 in Paris
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Paris 2020: Which session you should not miss
February 1, 2020As in the previous years, EANpages asked EAN committee members, panel chairs, and invited speakers ‘which session one should not miss at the upcoming congress in Paris 2020. Please find their answers below! -
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Paris 2020: Abstract Submission Deadline extended to Janaury 15, 2020
January 8, 2020Be part of the EAN congress in Paris and shape its programme! Send us your abstracts for both ePoster and oral presentations until January 15, 2020(23:59 CET)! Accepted abstracts will be presented at the 6th EAN congress and published in an online supplement to the European Journal of Neurology. -
Why is ean your home of neurology?
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On behalf of the Ethics and Quality Task Force and based on the results of the participants evaluations, we announce the best speakers/presenters of educational courses at 5th EAN congress in Oslo, 29 June – 2 July 2019. We congratulate… Continue Reading
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On behalf of the Ethics and Quality Task Force and based on the results of the participants evaluations, we announce the best speakers/presenters of scientific courses at 5th EAN congress in Oslo, 29 June – 2 July 2019. We congratulate… Continue Reading
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New approach to quality assessment of EAN congress and other educational activities
November 1, 2019Maria Stamelou, Co-Chair EQTF
Walter Struhal, Member EQTF The Ethics and Quality Task Force (EQTF) was formed last year to replace the former Quality Assurance sub-Committee. This Task Force is an independent working group and reports directly to… Continue Reading -
With “involvement” as one of its five core values, EAN strives to encourage and strengthen the collaboration not only between the national societies and individual members but also among the related professional organisations, national and international, neurological associations and related… Continue Reading
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Abstract Submission for the Paris 2020 Congress is open!
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Registration for the 6th EAN Congress in Paris, France, 23 May-26 May 2020, is now possible!
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We would like to congratulate the winners of this year’s Investigator Award. The chosen winners presented their work at the 5th EAN Congress in Oslo this Summer. The Investigator Award consists of a free registration to the 6th EAN Congress in Paris 2020 and an award certificate.
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During the Assembly of Delegates at the Oslo Congress, Professor Deuschl acknowledged Professor Hannah Cock’s longstanding tribute to EAN and her outstanding achievements in the Education Committee.
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Norway is located in the western and northern part of Scandinavia, and it is well known for its beautiful scenery with fjords and waterfalls along the coastline, its mountainous wilderness, and for Arctic regions with northern lights in the winter and midnight sun during the summer. Norway is one of Europe's most sparsely populated countries with 5.2 million people in a land area of 385,802 km2. The most densely populated area is around the city of Oslo in the south-east of the country. Oslo, the Norway’s capital, is the fastest-growing capital in Europe.
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Oslo 2019: Report on Symposium 8: New Insights/development in Stroke treatment
July 9, 2019Prof. Fischer presented the first lecture on the subject of recanalization in acute stroke with a short review of the current status of acute stroke management and a focused discussion on a great deal of the unanswered questions concering reperfusion therapy, including the safety and contraindications of r-tPA, the risk of symptomatic intracranial hemorrhage, intra-venous thrombolysis for minor strokes, wake-up strokes, extending the time window, the use of alteplase vs. tenecteplase as well as the unaswered questions regarding endovascular treatment, such as extending the time window, basilar occlusion, use in cases with either low NIHSS or low ASPECTS scores.