This interesting session covering the updates on acute stroke treatments started with a lecture by Dr Sandset from Norway. She discussed the last evidence for on- and off-label treatment in intravenous thrombolysis, and started her lecture reminding that all evidence indicate that time is critical in the treatment of stroke. First, the results of the recent WAKE UP trial have been discussed, in which it was demonstrated that the treatment with intravenous alteplase was associated with a favorable outcome in patients with stroke with an unknown time of onset in the presence of MRI features suggesting recent cerebral infarction.
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BREAKING NEWS: Guidance on Stroke Managment during COVID-19 Pandemic
April 3, 2020Recently released guidance on stroke management during the current COVID-19 pandemic emphasises carefully managed triage, importance of appropriate personal protective equipment, and crisis resource management. -
11th Zadar Summer School of Neurosonology and Stroke Management September 19th – 21st 2019, Zadar, Croatia The 2019 edition of Zadar Summer School of Neurosonology and Stroke Management will host the 6th International Training Course of the ESNCH with a… Continue Reading
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Stroke Live Course - SLICE 2018 31st Annual Congress of the EANM - Joint Symposium Clinical Trials in Dementia: Expectations on Molecular Imaging 2nd Rijeka Forum on Neurodegenerative Diseases 3rd MENA Headache Conference
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Prof. Elena Moro (EM): Dear Prof. Hallett, it is a great honor for me, as movement disorders specialist, to ask you few questions on behalf of the EAN members and for all EAN pages readers. In light of your Honorary Membership to the EAN, can you tell us what did make you choose “neurology” as the specialty to pursue? Prof. Mark Hallett (MH): I have been interested in the brain since I took a psychology course in high school. I pursued neuroscience studies in college, but only decided to go into medicine about half way through college.
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Paper of the month: Waking up with a stroke: should we do thrombolysis?
July 1, 2018For July 2018, we have selected: Thomalla G, Simonsen CZ, Boutitie G, et al., for the WAKE-UP Investigators. MRI-guided thrombolysis for stroke with unknown time of onset. NEJM May 16, 2018. doi:10.1056/NEJMoa1804355. Thrombolysis is currently performed in patients with acute ischemic stroke within a window of 4.5 hours since the symptoms’ onset. In about one third of the patients, the exact time of stroke onset is unknown, like in patients who wake up from sleeping. -
The new CME article April 2018: “Clinical usefulness of prognostic biomarkers in optic neuritis” is online now! Please log-in and browse to the LEARN section on the EAN Website and answer the questions! All e-learning activities are free-of-charge for EAN… Continue Reading
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The new CME article March 2018: “EAN and ESO consensus statement and practical guidance for pre-hospital management of stroke” is online now! Please log-in and browse to the LEARN section on the EAN Website and answer the questions! All e-learning… Continue Reading
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In 2018 EAN again organised together with ESO the 9th annual knowledge exchange symposium held in Mumbai, India. This year`s symposium took place 6-7 January and brought together a diverse group of speakers with topnotch qualifications in their respective subject… Continue Reading
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Report of the 9th Regional Teaching Course on Neurology in Sub-Saharan Africa – Ougadougou, Burkina Faso, November 2017
January 1, 2018The 9th Regional Teaching Course (RTC) in Sub-Saharan Africa took place in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso on November 8 – 11, 2017. The meeting was hosted by Prof. Jean Kabore, Head of the Neurological Department of the Yalgado Ouedrago Hospital of Ouagadougou together with Prof. Athanase Milogo, Head of the Neurology Department of the Sanou Sourou hospital in Bo Bo Dialasso and Prof. Christian Napon, head of the Neurology Department of the District Hospital of Bogodogo, Ouagadougou. The RTC took place at the National Hospital “Blaise Compaore”. -
David B. Vodušek (DBV): When looking back at your long and varied career, can you tell us what was crucial for you to choose neurology as your specialty, and headache as your primary research field of interest? Jes Olesen (JO): Already as a medical student, I was interested in neurology. I thought at that time – and I still think so today – that the brain is by far the most interesting organ in a human being.
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It is a great pleasure to introduce the recipients of the Research Fellowship 2018 (in alphabetical order):
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Education corner
Report from the EAN regional teaching course (RTC) in Sofia, Bulgaria, October 2017
November 7, 2017on behalf of the Bulgarian Society of Neurosonology and Cerebral Hemodynamics, I would like to express our gratitude towards the European Academy of Neurology for the honor to organize for a second time the Regional Teaching Course of Neurology in Sofia, Bulgaria from October 6th - 8th, 2017. -
The new CME article November 2017: “Plasma and cerebrospinal fluid tau and neurofilament concentrations in rapidly progressive neurological syndromes: a neuropathology-based cohort” is online now! Please log-in and browse to the LEARN section on the EAN Website and answer the… Continue Reading
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Activities of the EAN Scientific Panel Neurocritical Care 2016-2017
November 3, 2017The EAN Specialist Panel “Neurocritical Care” held its annual meeting on the 25th June 2017 during the EAN Congress in Amsterdam. Chair: Maxwell Damian. Management Group members present: Erich Schmutzhard and Raimund Helbok. The Chair welcomed the attendees and… Continue Reading
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