Begin your new year with podcasts and selected highlighted content on the eanCampus. For the month of January, we are highlighting the topic of stroke with a selection of content made freely available for you.
Additionally, we are happy to let you know that selected content from EAN 2023 has been peer-reviewed and is currently available on the eanCampus! Join us in a review of the latest educational and scientific webcasts to begin the new year.
Finally, we are thrilled to announce our webinar series in collaboration with the European Journal of Neurology for their 30th anniversary! Throughout the year, we will be hosting ten webinars covering a large range of topics in neurology. All EAN Individual Members are cordially invited to join and can sign up via the links below.
Campus Highlights
Interactive Case: An Alarming Deafness
Interactive Case: What kind of TIA was it?
Guideline: EAN/ERS/ESO/ESRS Statement On The Impact Of Sleep Disorders On Risk And Outcome Of Stroke
Guideline: European Stroke Organization Guideline For The Diagnosis And Treatment Of Cerebral Venous Thrombosis
Webcast: Primary Stroke Prevention
Webcast: Stimulation for post stroke recovery
Webcast: Differential diagnosis based on anatomical location
Webcast: Diagnosis and treatment of vasculitis
Podcast: Episode 6: Essentials of Stroke
Podcast: Episode 7: Pre-Hospital Care
Podcast: Episode 8: Intracerebral hemorrhage
Podcast: Episode 9: Stroke in Women
Podcasts
This month on eanCast: Weekly Neurology we are highlighting infectious diseases. You are invited to join our EAN moderators and specialist moderators as they speak with specialists in the field. Episodes are available weekly on the EAN Campus, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your preferred podcatcher.
Episode 77: 30th Anniversary of the European Journal of Neurology
In this eanCast episode, Barbara Tettenborn interviews Didier Leys, Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of Neurology, marking its 30th anniversary. Leys discusses the journal’s evolution, challenges, and current impact factor of five. He outlines his daily editorial duties, stressing manuscript selection, ethical standards, and team management. Future plans include webinars, a history special issue, a virtual issue of top-cited articles, and video interviews with editors. He also encourages young researchers to submit, citing impact factor and submission delay importance. The episode closes with a glimpse into some exciting 30th anniversary initiatives.
Episode 78: Advocating for Brain Health
Kick off 2024 with this special episode on brain health! Rolf Fronczek hosts Matilde Leonardi discussing her international neurology career and passion for brain health. She highlights the WHO Global Action Plan on epilepsy, stresses the increasing global burden of neurological diseases, and advocates for preventative measures. Leonardi details the EAN’s Brain Health Strategy, urging neurologists to advocate for brain health individually and nationally. Emphasising a bio-psychosocial approach, she invites participation in the EAN’s leadership and advocacy training to contribute to shaping global brain health.
Episode 79: Hidden Hazards: A Dive into Covert Cerebrovascular Disease
Thomas Meinel, a clinician scientist at the Burn Stroke Research Center in Switzerland, is hosted by Barbara Tettenborn as they discuss covert cerebrovascular disease. They explore his research, particularly on stroke in patients on anticoagulation, highlighting the frequency and clinical implications of covert cerebrovascular lesions. Meinel emphasises the current lack of clear evidence for managing these conditions. He also shares insights into ongoing studies that aim to connect epidemiological knowledge with clinical practices, encouraging neurologists to recognise and address covert cerebrovascular disease in patient care.
Episode 80: Rare Causes of Stroke
Benedetta Storti hosts Dr Arsovska as they explore rare causes of stroke, covering conditions like cardiomyopathy, fibromuscular dysplasia, and immune-related factors. They stress the significance of a comprehensive diagnostic approach, discussing specific features in tests and advocating for thorough investigations. The podcast addresses potential errors in diagnostic pathways and underscores the importance of biopsy in certain cases. Arsovska shares insights into tailored treatment options based on underlying conditions.
Live Events
Together with the European Journal of Neurology, we are hosting ten joint webinars throughout the year. For the first quarter of the year, we are offering the following webinars:
Stroke
Wednesday, 17 January 2024, 15:00 CET
Chairs: Didier LEYS
Diana AGUIAR de SOUSA
Speakers: Georgios TSIVGOULIS
Urs FISCHER
Charlotte CORDONNIER
Autonomic nervous system disorders
Wednesday, 21 February 2024, 15:30 CET
Chairs: Max HILZ
Alessandra FANCIULLI
Speakers: Anne PAVY-LE TRAON
Mario HABEK
Roland THIJS
Cognition and dementia
Wednesday, 13 March 2024, 15:00 CET
Chairs: Barbara BORRONI
Eino SOLJE
Speakers: Bruno DUBOIS
Miia KIVIPELTO
Marc SUAREZ-CALVET
